jaelarge.blogg.se - Could not unmount disk when formatting

The boot.wim if you don't expect it to change any (I keep it out of the boot.wim since it takes time to mount and unmount the wim just to change that one file). You could also put the harddrivecfg.txt file in Then you remount the boot.wim and copy your captured install.wim into the sources subdirectory of the winpe disk as well as your harddrivecfg.txt (see below). You mount the boot.wim, and then under the \windows\system32 folder you change the contents of the startnet.cmd batch file and youĪdd the dvddriveconfig.txt file (example below). What I finally did was to modify the boot.wim on the WindowsPE image to do all the setup for me. 08:52:09, Info UI WizardDialogPost::SetActive The error occurred while applying the unattend answer file's setting. Partition, or volume does not support the specified operation. 08:52:09, Info IBSLIB PublishCriticalError: Publishing critical error message [Windows could not extend a partition on disk 0. 08:52:09, Error IBS CallBack_DiskConfiguration_ApplyUnattend:An error occurred while applying unattend disk configuration hr = 0x80300024

08:52:09, Info PublishDiskInfoOnBlackboard: Successfully serialized disk info. 08:52:09, Info IBS DetermineDeviceSupport:Disk 1 has the necessary driver support Below is my Unattend settings and error log.

Now I'm getting an error when trying to install my captured image. Thanks to Sean's book it really helped tie up a lot of loose ends. Thus, you must specify the case-insensitive full name "ms-dos fat32".I'm 98% done with getting our new embedded system done. In the output table you will see that there are aliases defined by "(or) something" but there is no alias for the "FAT32" filesystem. you should know from other answers when to use sudo, how to identify your device, how to unmount your device, how to specify the label and how to verify that the disk is formatted correctly.ĭiskutil eraseDisk filesystem disklabel MBRFormat deviceįind the correct filesystem alias by listing all available options:

I will not elaborate on every bit of information, just what changes need to be made to your command e.g.

You need to determine what is the pointer to your device.

In the following examples, /dev/disk1 points to the SD card (device).

This solution is not relevant for newer Mac OS versions, perhaps El Capitan 10.11 and onwards.

The error may occur from Mac OS Leopard 10.5 to Yosemite 10.10.

I am not sure which "older" versions produce the error, but it does occur in Snow Leopard 10.6.8 with diskutil version dated.

This is an alternate solution for older Apple Mac versions where FAT32 as the filesystem type does NOT WORK as per the error above.

Use diskutil listFilesystems to view a list of supported file systems $diskutil eraseDisk FAT32 MYDISKLABEL MBRFormat /dev/disk1įAT32 does not appear to be a valid file system format