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Windows 7 x64 install-image
Verfasst: 30 Nov 2012, 10:54
von bobzbobz
Hi
(I am new to OPSI).
I am trying to create a Windows 7 x64-image for installation via PXE.
I have followed this guide:
http://download.uib.de/opsi_stable/doc/ ... firststeps
from point 4.3 "Installation of a New Windows OS using opsi", and i now have a couple of questions:
Is point 4.3.1 to 4.3.3 steps made on the same machine as 4.3.6, or is it two seperate machines?
I installed Win7 x64 on a Virtual Machine and installed Microsoft AIK, and followed the guide from step 4.3.6, but when i get to the point where it says:
enter the next command (again in one line):
echo c:\opsi\startnet.cmd > "C:\winpe\mount\Windows\System32\startnet.cmd"
"(Remark: The file startnet.cmd will be created by the opsi linux boot image after the script setup.py is executed. The startnet.cmd contains the call to wpeinit.)"
I cant find any C:\opsi folder.
Am i doing this wrong? And how am i supposed to do it?
Best Regards,
Soren
Re: Windows 7 x64 install-image
Verfasst: 30 Nov 2012, 11:20
von wolfbardo
Hi
bobzbobz hat geschrieben:Hi
Is point 4.3.1 to 4.3.3 steps made on the same machine as 4.3.6, or is it two seperate machines?
4.3.6
build a PE-Image can be down on any machine ( but have to be done once if you want to use the netboot-products win7 / win7-x64 )
bobzbobz hat geschrieben:
I installed Win7 x64 on a Virtual Machine and installed Microsoft AIK, and followed the guide from step 4.3.6, but when i get to the point where it says:
enter the next command (again in one line):
echo c:\opsi\startnet.cmd > "C:\winpe\mount\Windows\System32\startnet.cmd"
"(Remark: The file startnet.cmd will be created by the opsi linux boot image after the script setup.py is executed. The startnet.cmd contains the call to wpeinit.)"
I cant find any C:\opsi folder.
The
will be created form the
of the netboot-product win7 / win7-x64 during installation
regards,
bardo wolf
Re: Windows 7 x64 install-image
Verfasst: 30 Nov 2012, 11:26
von bobzbobz
Hi again
The
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c:\opsi\startnet.cmd
will be created form the
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setup.py
of the netboot-product win7 / win7-x64 during installation
But the startnet.cmd is needed for creating a Win PE-image, right?
And i need WinPE-image for making a win7 netboot, right?
I am a bit confused :S
Best Regards,
Soren
Re: Windows 7 x64 install-image
Verfasst: 30 Nov 2012, 11:42
von wolfbardo
bobzbobz hat geschrieben:Hi again
But the startnet.cmd is needed for creating a Win PE-image, right?
no.
You have to prepare the hook for opsi in the winpe with
Code: Alles auswählen
echo c:\opsi\startnet.cmd > "C:\winpe\mount\Windows\System32\startnet.cmd"
bobzbobz hat geschrieben:
And i need WinPE-image for making a win7 netboot, right?
Yes.
For Windows NT-6 Family the unattend installiation is roughly in the following steps:
- - start opsi-linux-bootimage for example win7
- the opsi-linux-bootimage mounts the opsi-share, runs setup.py which provides c:\opsi\startnet.cmd, drivers ... , copies the WINPE on the last partition, setts the boot record for booting winpe, REBOOT in
- Windows PE running unattended win7-Installation
regards
bardo wolf
Re: Windows 7 x64 install-image
Verfasst: 30 Nov 2012, 14:10
von bobzbobz
Hi again
I finally got it
I thought you needed the startnet.cmd-file for the command:
Code: Alles auswählen
echo c:\opsi\startnet.cmd > "C:\winpe\mount\Windows\System32\startnet.cmd"
The Test-PC will now boot to Windows 7 installation, so now i just need to create a unattended.xml-file and find some drivers.
Thanks for the help.
Best Regards,
Soren
Re: Windows 7 x64 install-image
Verfasst: 30 Nov 2012, 14:22
von wolfbardo
Hi
bobzbobz hat geschrieben:
The Test-PC will now boot to Windows 7 installation, so now i just need to create a unattended.xml-file and find some drivers.
Have a look at the getting started about the
unattend.xml
Take in a first step the template from opsi and then change carefully the custom
unattend.xml
Otherwise the opsi-postinst-scripts, opsi-client-agent-install, partitions-settings ... might be broken
regards,
bardo wolf