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** VIA Rhine Family Fast Ethernet Adapter
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** Unattended Installation on Windows 95/98/ME
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Introduction:
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This document shows you how to unattended install network adapter driver
under Win95/Win98/WinME. This is achieved by setting the options in the
msbatch.inf file.
Contents of the Subdirectory:
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msbatch.inf The sample answering file for Win95/Win98/WinME.
UNATDW9x.TXT This file.
Installation:
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The following installation procedures shows how to unattended install
Win9x and network adapter driver on multiple computers over a network.
Each computers consists one Network Adapter.
1. Create one shared distribution folder; in our example, the shared
distribution folder is named Z:\UNATDW9x. The shared distribution
folder resides on the server which the destination computers can
connect.
2. Copy all files from the Win9x Installation CD-ROM to Z:\UNATDW9x.
Maintain the same directory structure as on the CD-ROM.
3. From the Configuration and Drivers Diskette provided with the adapter,
copy all the files in driver source directory into Z:\UNATDW9x directory
and copy msbatch.inf from the Diskette into the shared directory Z:\UNATDW9x.
Make sure that msbatch.inf has the latest changes you made for customizing
the unattended installation.
4. Make sure that you have a copy of network bootable MS-DOS floppy and
the boot the system which you want to unattended install with this floppy
and connected to the shared network directory (Z:\UNATDW9x).
5. Run the command as,
z:\unatdW9x\setup z:\unatdW9x\msbatch.inf
6. By adopting the above procedure, the setup runs the installation in
unattended mode and also detects the plug and play network adpaters. All
driver files are copied from the shared directory to the target system
directories and continues installation of the OS and network adapters
without user intervention.