Have replicated this solution, but still doesnt work for me. I get past the normal RIS unknown network drivers problems. But once i pull down a RIS image with the fiexes included the image comes down, but once rebooting then says the the network adaptors have successfully installed.
Great
But then reboots and says
overwrite protection
The following file is already on your computer.
c:\windows\ptf3-tmp\e100b325.cat
yes yes to all no no to all or cancel.
I have tried all options now with the same results. The client reboots and goes back to the same screen. I cannot go any further
I had exactly the same problem when installing an image onto a GX270 desktop - its due to the setup.exe (or whatever the .exe that comes with the driver is called) being in the $oem$\$1\Drivers\Nic folder, and the I386 folder on your RIS image, once you remove that file from those two locations it seems to work fine.
I'm still having problems with this and it's driving me crazy. I can get RIS to work for the base install - it picks up the broadcom drivers no problem. I then fully configure one of the laptops and run riprep to put the image back onto the server, but when I try to then RIS that image onto the next laptop, I get the following message:
"The operating system image you selected does not contain the necessary drivers for your network adapter. Try selecting a different operating system image. If the problem persists contact your system administrator. Setup cannot continue. Press any key to exit"
I've tried everything suggested here - i've edited the b57xp32.inf to remove the nt references at the start, i've copied the driver files to every possible driver location in the RIS images (both the flat image and the full RIS images), i've edited the driver paths in riprep.sif to echo the structure of the driver directory and every time I try again, I make sure to restart the RIS Service and the Background intelligent transfer service. I'm going crazy - can anyone help??? PLEASE!!!!!!!
strange as it should work, if you base ris image is fine, as that is what the riprep image uses for the first stage of the image installation.
Have you tried deleting all the .pnf files and then restarting the binlsvc service as its possible one of those files has became corrupted. let me know how you get on.
hotzi123
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March 9th, 2004 09:00
THX a lot Avantron.
Now everything's working perfect.
Greetings from switzerland
Sven
DeanL99
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March 26th, 2004 07:00
Please help,
Have replicated this solution, but still doesnt work for me. I get past the normal RIS unknown network drivers problems. But once i pull down a RIS image with the fiexes included the image comes down, but once rebooting then says the the network adaptors have successfully installed.
Great
But then reboots and says
overwrite protection
The following file is already on your computer.
c:\windows\ptf3-tmp\e100b325.cat
yes yes to all no no to all or cancel.
I have tried all options now with the same results. The client reboots and goes back to the same screen. I cannot go any further
Please help
Dean
London
e-s-t
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April 20th, 2004 13:00
efincomputer
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December 3rd, 2004 07:00
I'm still having problems with this and it's driving me crazy. I can get RIS to work for the base install - it picks up the broadcom drivers no problem. I then fully configure one of the laptops and run riprep to put the image back onto the server, but when I try to then RIS that image onto the next laptop, I get the following message:
"The operating system image you selected does not contain the necessary drivers for your network adapter. Try selecting a different operating system image. If the problem persists contact your system administrator. Setup cannot continue. Press any key to exit"
I've tried everything suggested here - i've edited the b57xp32.inf to remove the nt references at the start, i've copied the driver files to every possible driver location in the RIS images (both the flat image and the full RIS images), i've edited the driver paths in riprep.sif to echo the structure of the driver directory and every time I try again, I make sure to restart the RIS Service and the Background intelligent transfer service. I'm going crazy - can anyone help??? PLEASE!!!!!!!
Bmusgr
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February 11th, 2005 20:00
raymondbreen
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March 25th, 2005 13:00