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Touch less installation using tftpboot menu

Verfasst: 23 Nov 2009, 13:13
von paja
Hi,
is it possible to run touch less installation from boot menu? I have tried to use predefined default.* files but they ever throw question about my ip address and so on.
Thank you.
Pavel

Re: Touch less installation using tftpboot menu

Verfasst: 23 Nov 2009, 21:13
von d.oertel
Hi,

I'm not shure if I understand your problem.
The default is to use the default.nomenu because there are alot of known problems using the default.menu file.

Does this help ?

regards

d.oertel

Re: Touch less installation using tftpboot menu

Verfasst: 24 Nov 2009, 09:10
von paja
One option how to start installation is using web interface but I would like to have second option using boot menu. You are right that I can use default.nomenu but after entering booting from network, the installation asked me for my ip address, net mask... and this is the problem. My wish is to have the same installation as from web interface, where I don't have to insert any additional data.

Re: Touch less installation using tftpboot menu

Verfasst: 24 Nov 2009, 09:24
von wolfbardo
paja hat geschrieben: My wish is to have the same installation as from web interface, where I don't have to insert any additional data.
opsi-admin (see opsi-manual 3.5. Tool: opsi V3 opsi-admin)

Code: Alles auswählen

opsi-admin -d method setProductActionRequest winxxppro <clientname> setup
regards

Bardo Wolf

Re: Touch less installation using tftpboot menu

Verfasst: 24 Nov 2009, 12:28
von paja
Thank you for your advices. I have found another solution. Computer installation depends on some value called pckey, so I will create many files for each computer its own which will differ only in pckey value. I know that this solution is weird but our requirements are obvious in this situation. We need password protected installations for few groups of computers. Web interface doesn't meet our requirements because there are no user restrictions. Some users should be full admins and some have to just run installation on some specified subset of computers.