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This is on RHEL or CentOS?

Any chance of more details from the logs? /var/log/opsi/opsiconfd/opsiconfd.log for instance.

Have you already tried opsi-setup --set-rights?

My installscript manually copies files. [Actions] requiredWinstVersion >= "4.11.5.14" DefVar $LogDir$ DefVar $ProductId$ DefVar $MinimumSpace$ DefVar $InstallDir32$ DefVar $ExitCode$ DefVar $INST_SystemType$ DefVar $INST_MsVersion$ DefStringList $ProductInfo$ DefVar $DisplayVersion$ DefVar...

I have the exact issue with a self-compiled iPXE. FreeBSD with bhyve as VM host. Bhyve does not support legacy booting windows, uefi only. Bhyve currently does not support network booting, so my workaround is to start iPXE, just like stuff like ReFind does. My elilo.conf has been changed slightly, s...

Hat jemand hier einen besseren Weg? If the boot image is available seperately, why not put that iso file on a USB stick, and boot of off that? Of course you need to fill in all information, but perhaps you can change some configuration file, so it's only hostname. Or perhaps see if you can boot to ...

I have this for our office 2016 package. It seems to have worked, otherwise I think I would have seen a lot more errors about trying to install a 64-bit office together with a 32-bit office. [ProductDependency] action: setup requiredProduct: microsoft-office-2007 requiredStatus: not_installed requir...

How did you create the contents of the winpe directories?

And a stupid question: why would you install a 32-bit version of windows at all?

As a server or as a client?

The "file not found" error makes me think the DHCP server configuration has been changed. You should check if the dhcp server has the correct stuff for network booting. Something like this: next-server 10.23.0.25; option client-arch code 93 = array of unsigned integer 16; if not exists cli...

I am new to OPSI packaging and build a really simple package and now I would like to get comments and suggestions on how to do it better or nicer. All the experts here will probably not like what I did, but it kind of works for me. The other solutions to this problem had issues. No takers? Well, ok...