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IFD and scripting

Posted: Mon Dec 02, 2013 7:37 am
by robertd
If I execute the following script

sub main()
exec("^"c:\image.exe^" /b /db0@0xe2 /f:b2@0x0201:^"\appdata^"", 1)
exec("^"c:\image.exe^" /b /db0@0x0d /f:b2@0x0201:^"\sysdata^"", 1)
end sub

a dialog box appears in the IFD GUI at the completion of the first image process to tell me that the image was successful. I have to click OK before the second image process can start. I wish to to execute imaging scripts using windows scheduler and BOOTNOW - is there a script option of suppressing/answering the dialog boxes so that the second image can start without outside intervention once the first has completed ?

Thanks for your help

Re: IFD and scripting

Posted: Mon Dec 02, 2013 4:21 pm
by TeraByte Support
The /uy option just before or after the /b See manual for the various /u
options.

"robertd" wrote in message news:[email protected]...

If I execute the following script

sub main()
exec("^"c:\image.exe^" /b /db0@0xe2 /f:b2@0x0201:^"\appdata^"", 1)
exec("^"c:\image.exe^" /b /db0@0x0d /f:b2@0x0201:^"\sysdata^"", 1)
end sub

a dialog box appears in the IFD GUI at the completion of the first image
process to tell me that the image was successful. I have to click OK before
the second image process can start. I wish to to execute imaging scripts
using windows scheduler and BOOTNOW - is there a script option of
suppressing/answering the dialog boxes so that the second image can start
without outside intervention once the first has completed ?

Thanks for your help


Re: IFD and scripting

Posted: Tue Dec 03, 2013 3:55 am
by robertd
Thank you very much -and thanks for being patient ! :)