You are installing Windows 2000 server on Windows NT using an unattended installation. You find out the SCSI adapter is not supported by Microsoft HCL. You find out from the manufacturer that a new driver is available for installing on Windows 2000. How should you enter this information in the unattended installation?

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解析：Explanation: This article describes how to pre-install third party mass storage drivers on the Microsoft Windows NT and Microsoft Windows 2000 platforms. This article assumes that the drivers that are supplied by the third party are using the Txtsetup.oem method for installation. This example assumes that you are pre-installing the drivers by using a distribution folder and that the distribution folder has already been created.1. If it does not already exist, create a $OEM$ directory under your distribution folder. For example: X:\i386\$OEM$2. Create a directory named TEXTMODE under the $OEM$ directory. For example: X:\i386\$OEM$\TEXTMODE3. Copy the driver files from the third party into this directory. This consists of a Txtsetup.oem file and at least one driver file (the .sys file), although there may be more. Copy all of the files into the TEXTMODE directory.4. Edit the X:\i386\$OEM$\Textmode\Txtsetup.oem file by using any standard text editor such as Notepad or EDIT.5. Etc.