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Solarflare Server Adapter User Guide
Solarflare Adapters on Windows
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4.7 Unattended Installation
This section covers the following subjects:
• Windows Driver Locations on page 150
• Unattended Installation using WDS on page 150
• Adding Solarflare Drivers to the WDS Boot Image on page 151
• Create Custom Install Image on page 152
• Create the WDSClientUnattend.xml File on page 153
• Create the AutoUnattend.xml File on page 153
• Further Reading on page 154
Windows Driver Locations
The following steps use drivers extracted from the Solarflare installation package.
Refer to Table 33 for driver folder locations.
Unattended Installation using WDS
Windows Deployment Services (WDS) enables the deployment of Windows over a
network (from a WDS server), avoiding the need to install each operating system
directly from a CD or DVD.
• This guide assumes you have installed and are familiar with WDS. For more
information on WDS, see Further Reading on page 154 .
• You should also be familiar with PXE booting over Solarflare adapters. See
Configure the Boot Manager on page 181 for more information.
The following steps are an example of how to set up an unattended installation
using the WDS interface:
Add a Boot Image
1 From the left hand pane of the WDS MMC snap in, right ‐ click the Boot Images
node and select Add Boot Image.
2 Specify a name for the image group and click Add Boot Image .
SETUP Launch the Solarflare Driver Package Setup window.
SETUPPKG Package file listings.
Table 33: Solarflare Drivers
Folder Where Used