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To preinstall a mass-storage device
- In the
\$OEM$ subfolder of the configuration set, create the \Textmode subfolder. - Copy the files from the disks supplied by the device vendor to the \Textmode subfolder. These files normally include:
- Driver.sys
- Driver.dll
- Driver.inf
- Driver.cat
- Txtsetup.oem
where Driver is the driver name.
Notes
- You must also copy the driver files to the location you specified in the
OemPnPDriversPath entry in the answer file(s). For example:OemPnPDriversPath = drivers\storage
- Some drivers, such as SCSI miniport drivers, may not include a .dll file.
- A catalog file (Driver.cat) must be included with mass-storage device drivers if it is listed in Txtsetup.oem.
For more information about catalog files, see Using Signed Drivers. Also see the Microsoft Windows Driver Development Kit (DDK), which you can read in the MSDN Library (http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/): Select Windows Development, and then select Driver Development Kit.
- In the Unattend.txt file, create a
[MassStorageDrivers] section, and then type any driver entries in that section. For example, a possible entry in the[MassStorageDrivers] section is:"Adaptec 2940..." = "OEM"
Obtain the information for this section from the [SCSI] section of the Txtsetup.oem file provided by the hardware manufacturer.
Note
- You must use signed drivers. Unsigned drivers are not installed during an unattended installation.
- In the Unattend.txt file, create an
[OEMBootFiles] section, and in it type a list of the files in the\$OEM$\Textmode folder. For example:[OEMBootFiles]
Driver.sys
Driver.dll
Driver.inf
Driver.cat
Txtsetup.oemwhere Driver is the driver name.
Important
- Add driver entries only to the
[MassStorageDrivers] and[OEMBootFiles] sections for bootable mass-storage devices. Do not include secondary mass-storage devices. Instead, add the drivers for secondary mass-storage devices to the folder specified by theOemPnPDriversPath entry in your unattended Setup answer file. Including drivers for non-bootable mass-storage devices in the[MassStorageDrivers] or[OEMBootFiles] sections causes an error during Setup.
- Add driver entries only to the
- If your mass-storage device is a Plug and Play device, verify that a Hardware Identification section and the name of the catalog file for the driver (Driver.cat) exist in the Txtsetup.oem file. For more information, see the Microsoft Windows Driver Development Kit in the MSDN Library (http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/): Select Windows Development, and then select Driver Development Kit.
If the Hardware Identification section does not exist, you must add [HardwareIds.scsi.yyyyy] to the Txtsetup.oem file and verify that the following information is included:
id = "xxxxx" , "yyyyy"
where xxxxx represents the device ID, and yyyyy represents the service associated with the device.
For example, to preinstall the Symc810 driver, which has a device ID of PCI\VEN_1000&DEV_0001, verify that your Txtsetup.oem file contains the following additional section:
[HardwareIds.scsi.symc810]
id = "PCI\VEN_1000&DEV_0001","symc810"
You must remove drive and path references from Txtsetup.oem. For example, instead of this text, use the NTFS or FAT32 examples that follow:
[disks]
d1 = "Windows XP Driver Set v1.00", \w2kdsk1, \win2000\smy810\
For NTFS installations, use this text:
[disks]
d1 = "Windows XP Driver Set v1.00", \w2kdsk1, \
Note the trailing slash at the end of the line.
For FAT32 installations, use this text:
[disks]
d1 = "Windows XP Driver Set v1.00", w2kdsk1, .
Note the lack of a backslash; also note the trailing period at the end of the line.
Selecting and Loading the Correct Mass-Storage Driver
If you are including new or updated drivers for mass-storage devices, you must add the new driver to both of these folders:
\$OEM$\Textmode - The location specified in the
OemPnPDriversPath entry in the Unattend.txt file.For example:
\$OEM$\$1\Pnpdrvrs\storage
Loading Mass-Storage Drivers During Text-mode Setup
If the driver for the mass-storage device is included with Windows XP, the Windows XP driver is chosen before any drivers in
However, the driver you place in
- The driver that ships with Windows XP does not boot.
- The driver does not ship with Windows XP.
Other Material:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/303786/
Seach for "Txtsetup.oem" in Microsoft Windows Corporate Deployment Tools User's Guide. deploy.chm from the Windows XP Deployment Tools
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