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From: Senthil on 9 Jun 2005 12:07 Hi All, I am using snetcfg for my intermediate driver installation. "snetcfg -l .\netsf.inf -c s -i passthru" is what i am using for my intermediae driver installation. But what happens is when i installed the driver for the first time it is working fine. And after unisntalling when i try to install the driver,it is prompting for the sys file path. If i locate the sys file, it installs the driver. It happens with all the machines that it does not require user intervention for the first time,and after that if try to install,it requires user to locate the sys file. The message box says "the driver passthru.sys on Microsoft Passthru Driver Disk is needed". Then i commented SourceDisksNames section. But still i am getting the same message. I am using it on windows XP with service pack 2. Can anyone help me how to resolve this issue? Thanks, Senthil
From: Senthil on 9 Jun 2005 13:03 Adding to the below mail, I have modified the inf and driver. I Have replaced passthru by thandoff. So, i am using "snetcfg -l .\netsf.inf -c s -i Thandoff" to install the driver. Thanks, Senthil "Senthil" wrote: > Hi All, > I am using snetcfg for my intermediate driver installation. > "snetcfg -l .\netsf.inf -c s -i passthru" is what i am using for my > intermediae driver installation. But what happens is when i installed the > driver for the first time it is working fine. And after unisntalling when i > try to install the driver,it is prompting for the sys file path. If i locate > the sys file, it installs the driver. It happens with all the machines that > it does not require user intervention for the first time,and after that if > try to install,it requires user to locate the sys file. > > The message box says "the driver passthru.sys on Microsoft Passthru Driver > Disk is needed". Then i commented SourceDisksNames section. But still i am > getting the same message. I am using it on windows XP with service pack 2. > > Can anyone help me how to resolve this issue? > Thanks, > Senthil > >
From: Hannes on 9 Jun 2005 19:16 Your installation might create a couple of oem*.inf and oem*.pnf files in the c:\windows\inf directory. Try removing these after each uninstall. If it tends to ask for a specific file, you can try copy it to c:\windows before running the installer. We have developed inf files and 'snetcfg' based installers on Windows 2000, and later had issues moving these to Windows XP; on XP it often asks for certain files during installation, while it works on Windows 2000. The above workarounds seem to help for us. / Hannes.
From: Bill Tang on 10 Jun 2005 20:07 Use SetupUninstallOEMInf to remove the old INF/PNF. "Hannes" wrote: > Your installation might create a couple of oem*.inf and oem*.pnf files in the > c:\windows\inf directory. Try removing these after each uninstall. > > If it tends to ask for a specific file, you can try copy it to c:\windows > before running the installer. > > > We have developed inf files and 'snetcfg' based installers on Windows 2000, > and later had issues moving these to Windows XP; on XP it often asks for > certain files during installation, while it works on Windows 2000. The above > workarounds seem to help for us. > > / Hannes.
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