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by kareem

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I have used the Network Client Administrator for a network installation of NT workstation. However, when i boot from the disk I get an 'error 8: there is not enough memory available.' and it remains at the 'a:\' prompt. I have edited the config.sys file to load emm386, but I still get the same message. Can I get some help on this and also an unattended installation for multiple NT workstations.

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by ekralicek

I am looking for a boot disk that will allow me access to Microsoft networks (supporting NT and 2000 servers). It can be either win98, ME or of the NT varioty but support (or allow me the option to support) various NICs. I plan to use this to access ghost images on the server and restore those images to local hard drive. Thanks!

by shaw2827

I'm also trying to get to Ghost Enterprise images on the server.

The Ghost 2001(PE) version comes with fantastic options for multiple NIC drivers. I've modified the bootdisk it created to load Ghost Enterprise instead (PE won't work with mapped drives). Then when I try to run the NET USE to map a drive, I get "Error 7750: Cannot locate registry."

Is there some other file I need besides NET.EXE to map a drive to the server, or some other utility someone knows of to map/login to an NT server??? Any help would be appreciated.

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