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$oem$ folder in SCCM - 6/16/2008 4:32:06 PM   
kodiak_da_bear

 

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Status: offline 		I'm still learning the OS Deployment process and I'm still a little confused on how to get the $OEM$ folder to come down with the win xp setup files during the build process.  We are moving from BDD where we have files in the $OEM$ folder, but I’m confused on how to get this to work with SCCM task sequence.  Any help would be appreciated. 
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RE: $oem$ folder in SCCM - 6/16/2008 5:24:40 PM   
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Status: offline 		There is no difference. $OEM$ is completely independant of BDD, MDT, OSD, etc.  It is a function of the unattended setup of Windows.  Here's some decent links: http://unattended.msfn.org/unattended.xp/view/web/18/, http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/windows2000serv/reskit/prork/prbc_cai_pwue.mspx?mfr=true, http://technet2.microsoft.com/WindowsVista/en/library/a3d00fe2-e9da-4506-b296-19f6904345741033.mspx?mfr=true.

For XP, you will have to set OemPreinstall = Yes in the unattend.txt file.

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RE: $oem$ folder in SCCM - 6/17/2008 4:57:47 PM   
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Status: offline 		Does the $oem$ folder need to be inside the I386 folder or outside the I386 folder?  When I put it inside the I386 folder it will not finish the setup of XP just keeps rebooting and when I had it outside it didn't seem to copy the folder over.   I did have the OemPreinstall = Yes in the unattend.txt file.

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RE: $oem$ folder in SCCM - 6/17/2008 5:29:13 PM   
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Status: offline 		Inside.  What are you putting in the folder?

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RE: $oem$ folder in SCCM - 6/18/2008 12:27:08 PM   
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Status: offline 		These are the folders that are inside the $oem$ folder and they contain vbscripts, drivers and other files.
I386\$OEM$\$1\Local
I386\$OEM$\$1\Sysprep
I386\$OEM$\$$\INF
I386\$OEM$\$$\Security\Database
I386\$OEM$\$$\System32



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RE: $oem$ folder in SCCM - 6/23/2008 11:44:10 AM   
kodiak_da_bear

 

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Status: offline 		I'm still not able to get the $OEM$ folder to come down when I use SCCM task sequencer to build and capture the reference machine.  I’ve attached my Unattened file that I’m using in the task sequence called Apply Operating System.  Maybe I’m missing something in there. 
 
 Thanks for the help.
 

[Unattended]
   UnattendMode=FullUnattended
   OemSkipEula=Yes
   OemPreinstall=Yes
   TargetPath=\Windows
   DriverSigningPolicy=Ignore
   DUDisable=Yes
   DUStopOnError=No
   CrashDumpSetting=3
   DisableDynamicUpdates=Yes
   Hibernation=Yes
   WaitForReboot=No
[GuiUnattended]
   OEMSkipRegional=1
   TimeZone=20
   OemSkipWelcome=1
   AdminPassword=""
   EncryptedAdminPassword=NO
[Identification]
   JoinWorkgroup=WORKGROUP
[UserData]
   ComputerName=*
   FullName=""
   OrgName=""
   ProductKey=
[Display]
   BitsPerPel=32
   Xresolution=1024
   YResolution=768
   Vrefresh=75
[Networking]
   InstallDefaultComponents=Yes
[params.MS_TCPIP]
   SyncDomainWithMembership=1
   UseDomainNameDevolution=Yes
   AdapterSections=params.MS_TCPIP.Adapter1
[params.Adapter1]
   ConnectionName="Corporate Network"
   INFID=*
[params.MS_TCPIP.Adapter1]
   SpecificTo=Adapter1
   DHCP=Yes
[PCHealth]
   ER_Display_UI=1
   ER_Enabled_Applications=All
   ER_Enable_Kernel_Errors=1
   ER_Enable_Reporting=1
   ER_Enable_Windows_Components=1
   ER_Include_MSApps=1
   RA_AllowFullControl=1
   RA_AllowToGetHelp=1
   RA_AllowUnsolicited=1
[TerminalServices]
   AllowConnections=1
   PermissionsSetting=0
[NetOptionalComponents]
   ACS=0
   DHCPServer=0
   DNS=0
   DSMIGRAT=0
   IAS=0
   ILS=0
   LPDSVC=0
   MacPrint=0
   MacSrv=0
   Netcm=0
   NETMONTOOLS=0
   SimpTcp=0
   SNMP=0
   WINS=0
[Components]
   AccessOpt=on
   Calc=on
   CertSrv=off
   CertSrv_Client=off
   CertSrv_Server=off
   CharMap=on
   Chat=off
   Clipbook=on
   Complusnetwork=off
   DeskPaper=on
   Dialer=off
   Dtcnetwork=off
   Fax=on
   fp_extensions=off
   fp_vdir_deploy=off
   freecell=off
   hearts=off
   hypertrm=on
   IEAccess=on
   IEHardenAdmin=off
   IEHardenUser=off
   Iis_Common=off
   Iis_Doc=off
   Iis_Ftp=off
   Iis_Htmla=off
   Iis_Inetmgr=off
   iis_nntp=off
   iis_nntp_docs=off
   iis_pwmgr=off
   iis_smtp=off
   iis_smtp_docs=off
   iis_www=off
   iis_www_vdir_printers=off
   iis_www_vdir_terminalService=off
   IisDbg=on
   indexsrv_system=off
   inetprint=off
   LicenseServer=off
   media_clips=on
   Media_Utopia=on
   minesweeper=off
   mousepoint=off
   Mplay=on
   msmq_ADIntegrated=off
   msmq_Core=off
   msmq_HTTPSupport=off
   msmq_LocalStorage=off
   msmq_MQDSService=off
   msmq_RoutingSupport=off
   msmq_TriggerService=off
   msnexplr=off
   MsWordPad=on
   NetCis=off
   NetOc=on
   ObjectPkg=off
   OEAccess=off
   Paint=on
   pinball=off
   rec=on
   reminst=off
   rootautoupdate=on
   RStorage=off
   solitaire=off
   spider=off
   Templates=on
   TerminalServer=off
   TsClients=off
   TsWebClient=off
   vol=on
   wmaccess=off
   wmPOCM=on
   Wms=off
   Wms_Admin_asp=off
   wms_admin_mmc=off
   Wms_Server=off
   zonegames=off
[Proxy]
   Proxy_Enable=0
   Use_Same_Proxy=1
[URL]
   Home_Page=about:blank
[Branding]
   BrandIEUsingUnattended=Yes
[IEPopupBlocker]
   BlockPopups=yes
   FilterLevel=Medium
   ShowInformationBar=Yes
[Fax]
   ArchiveIncoming=True
   ArchiveOutgoing=True
   Csid=Fax
[Shell]
   DefaultStartPanelOff=No
   DefaultThemeseOff=No
[SystemRestore]
   CheckpointCalendarFrequency=1
   CheckpointSessionFrequency=10
   MaximumDataStorePercentOfDisk=12
   RestorePointLife=30

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RE: $oem$ folder in SCCM - 7/7/2008 2:58:30 PM   
brpo

 

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Status: offline 		Hi
I had the same problem and ended up using the MDT for the base image TS, then using SCCM for the deployment itself.
As most of the documentation targets mdt/bdd and some TS steps are not visible inside Sccm,  i would highly recommend you use both.

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