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July 24th 07, 03:22 AM
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Creating TXTSETUP.OEM?
Many of the Compaq / HP Windows 2000 driver downloads only contain .CAT,
..INF, and .SYS files needed to install new devices under Windows. What's lacking is a TXTSETUP.OEM file, which is used at minimum with the Windows 2000 install CD when you need to add a new device while installing. Is there a trick to creating the TXTSETUP.OEM file when it is not provided by the vendor? -- Will 
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July 24th 07, 10:15 PM
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Creating TXTSETUP.OEM?
which server, and which array controller are you trying to install 2000 upon
? -- "Will" wrote in message ... Many of the Compaq / HP Windows 2000 driver downloads only contain .CAT, .INF, and .SYS files needed to install new devices under Windows. What's lacking is a TXTSETUP.OEM file, which is used at minimum with the Windows 2000 install CD when you need to add a new device while installing. Is there a trick to creating the TXTSETUP.OEM file when it is not provided by the vendor? -- Will
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July 24th 07, 10:26 PM
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Creating TXTSETUP.OEM?
"NuT CrAcKeR" wrote in message
... which server, and which array controller are you trying to install 2000 upon Proliant DL380, using the built in SmartArray. -- Will "Will" wrote in message ... Many of the Compaq / HP Windows 2000 driver downloads only contain .CAT, .INF, and .SYS files needed to install new devices under Windows. What's lacking is a TXTSETUP.OEM file, which is used at minimum with the Windows 2000 install CD when you need to add a new device while installing. Is there a trick to creating the TXTSETUP.OEM file when it is not provided by the vendor? -- Will
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July 26th 07, 03:24 PM
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Creating TXTSETUP.OEM?
windows 2000 has a native SA driver which supports that controller. You
shouldnt have to do any F6 hoop-la to get it working. Alternatively, you could do an assisted install, and use the SmartStart and Management CD ... it creates its own unattened-ish installation - LC "Will" wrote in message ... "NuT CrAcKeR" wrote in message ... which server, and which array controller are you trying to install 2000 upon Proliant DL380, using the built in SmartArray. -- Will "Will" wrote in message ... Many of the Compaq / HP Windows 2000 driver downloads only contain .CAT, .INF, and .SYS files needed to install new devices under Windows. What's lacking is a TXTSETUP.OEM file, which is used at minimum with the Windows 2000 install CD when you need to add a new device while installing. Is there a trick to creating the TXTSETUP.OEM file when it is not provided by the vendor? -- Will
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