WorkSpace On-Demand 2.0 Feature for Windows ... - IBM Redbooks

Because of the way WorkSpace operates, many of the command line options
are not used. The command issued by a WorkSpace On-Demand client
provides the response file (answer file) and the location of the source:
winnt.exe /u:c:\IBMWIN32\Uattend.txt /s:x:\nt40\i386
5.2.1.1 Unattend.txt
The unattend.txt response file or answer file is a file containing the
information required to automate the install process. The format of the file
consists of section headers, parameters, and values for those parameters.
The section headers are predefined and some may be user-defined. It is not
necessary to specify all the parameters and keys. The file format is as
follows:
[section1]
; Section contains keys and the corresponding
; values for those keys/parameters.
; keys and values are separated by "=" signs
; Values usually require double quotes "" around them
;
key = value
.
.
[section2]
key = value
.
Information on the sections and keys can be found in the Microsoft Resource
Kit or at:
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q155/1/97.asp
5.2.1.2 Copying the $OEM$ directory and its subdirectories
Once the operating system is installed, any additional components, files, or
applications that are not included with the Windows NT Workstation retail
product that you wish to have with the product must be added to
subdirectories of the $OEM$ directory on the server.
The $OEM$ directory includes the following subdirectories:
$OEM$\Textmode
The $OEM$\Textmode directory contains all of the files that the setup
program needs to load and that text mode setup needs to copy to the
target computer so that the system can boot into GUI setup.
If you are installing SCSI, keyboard, video, or pointer device drivers, or
HALs, that are not included or have been updated since the release of the
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