Hi,
I have just updating my opsi server this morning (opsi-product-updater -i -vv) and now I can't install any OS !
The first part work (setup.py) and, after the reboot, the network driver is loaded but I have a message "Acces refusé" (in french) and the "startnet.cmd" don't start !
Any idea ?
Best regards.
[Solved] Netboot install don't work since last opsi-products update
[Solved] Netboot install don't work since last opsi-products update
Zuletzt geändert von bourhis am 26 Apr 2016, 17:28, insgesamt 1-mal geändert.
Re: Netboot install don't work since last opsi-products update
A precision : it's win7-x64 and win7 that don't work. No problem with win10-x64...
Re: Netboot install don't work since last opsi-products update
I found the problem : the files in "win7-x64\installfiles" was no longer executable !
So when "work.cmd" try to launch :
I found the problem : the files in "win7-x64\installfiles" was no longer executable !
So when "work.cmd" try to launch :
o:\win7-x64br\installfiles\setup.exe /unattend\unattend.xml
I receive an error.
The question is : why the "executable" flag have disappeared ?
So when "work.cmd" try to launch :
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o:\win7-x64br\installfiles\setup.exe /unattend:x:\unattend.xml
So when "work.cmd" try to launch :
o:\win7-x64br\installfiles\setup.exe /unattend\unattend.xml
I receive an error.
The question is : why the "executable" flag have disappeared ?
- n.wenselowski
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Re: Netboot install don't work since last opsi-products update
Hi,
why don't you just run opsi-set-rights?
-n
why don't you just run opsi-set-rights?
-n
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import OPSI
Re: Netboot install don't work since last opsi-products update
Hi,
the "opsi-product-updater" has run a "opsi-setup --set-rights" but it's seems not working on the "win7-x64/installfiles"...
Regards.
the "opsi-product-updater" has run a "opsi-setup --set-rights" but it's seems not working on the "win7-x64/installfiles"...
Regards.
- n.wenselowski
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