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Note
Before running a scripted install, you must install DOS. However, DOS is not
required if you are using your own scripts or utilities to partition and format the
client computer.
6. Import an answer file to the Deployment Database. See Import an answer file on
page 172. Click Next.
7. Create the Answer file. See Answer file setup on page 172. Click Next.
8. Set command-line options for cmdlines.txt files and for the WINNT installation
program. See Command-line switches for scripted install on page 173. Click Next.
9. View and modify the Deployment Agent for Windows configuration file from the
dialog. See Deployment agent settings for scripted install on page 173. Click Next.
10. View the summary of the selected options. See Scripted install summary on
page 174. Click Next.
11. Set up return codes for the Scripted Install task. See Setting up return codes on
page 193. Click Finish. The task appears in the Task list for the job.
See also Scripted OS install on page 168.
Select OS version and language
Identify the operating system version to run in a scripted install. The selected version
and language must correspond to your Windows installation files.
We support multiple languages for the following Deployment Solution utilities:
z Boot Disk Creator
z Image Explorer
z PXE Configuration Utility
z Remote Client Installer
z Control Panel Applet
z DS Info
z PW Util (Password utility)
z Switch Management
Select the operating system version. Select the Windows operating system you want
to install from the list. Click Template if you want to install another version or language
of a Windows operating system not provided in the list.
Select the operating system language. Select the language version of the operating
system to install. The language must correspond to the operating system source files. If
you selected the Template option, only the Multilingual language option can be selected
(this is a generic language option).
Automation (Pre-boot Environment). Select the required pre-boot environment
from the Automation (Pre-boot Environment) drop-down list. The option reported by the
PXE Manager is the default pre-boot environment option.
List of supported multiple languages:
z German
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