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Get_Manufacturer_Model_OS.vbs Missing after K2000 3.5 Upgrade

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  • 05/30/2013

We can't find the Get_Manufacturer_Model_OS.vbs script in the drivers_postinstall\feedtools directory after upgrading the K2000 from 3.4 to 3.5. Why is it gone? We need to know how to label the folders in the drivers_postinstall share.

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We ended up having to have support put the file back.
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You should now be using the driver feed discovery script to build custom feeds, as the older script no longer reports accurate information for building feeds.

Answered 05/31/2013 by: mpace
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It still shows in our kbox

 

 

'Get Manufacturer

wmiQuery = "Select * from win32_ComputerSystem"

Set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:\\")
Set colItems = objWMIService.ExecQuery(wmiQuery)

For Each objItem in ColItems
      strManufacturer = objItem.Manufacturer
      If (InStr(strManufacturer ,"Dell") > 0) Then strManufacturer ="dell"
      If (InStr(strManufacturer ,"Hewlett-Packard") > 0) Then strManufacturer ="hp"
      If (InStr(strManufacturer ,"Lenovo") > 0) Then strManufacturer ="lenovo"
      If (InStr(strManufacturer ,"VMware") > 0) Then strManufacturer ="vmware"
Next
strManufacturer = Replace(strManufacturer, " ", "_")

'*************** Get model
wmiQuery = "Select * from win32_ComputerSystem"

Set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:\\")
Set colItems = objWMIService.ExecQuery(wmiQuery)

For Each objItem in ColItems
      strModel = objItem.Model
    If (InStr(strModel,"Latitude") > 0) Then strModel = mid(strModel,9,20)
    If (InStr(strModel,"Percision") > 0) Then strModel = mid(strModel,10,21)
    If (InStr(strModel,"OptiPlex") > 0) Then strModel = mid(strModel,9,20)
strModel = Trim(strModel)
Next
strModel = Replace(strModel, " ", "_")

'*******************Get operating system
wmiQuery = "Select * from Win32_OperatingSystem"

Set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:\\")
Set colOs = objWMIService.ExecQuery(wmiQuery)

For Each objItem in colOs
strOs = objItem.Caption

Next

strModel = Trim(strModel)
'strManufacturer = Trim(strManunacturer)
'strOS = Trim(srtOS)

      Wscript.echo("Manufacturer: " & strManufacturer & (Chr(13) & chr(10)) & (Chr(13) & chr(10)) & "Model: " & strModel & (Chr(13) & chr(10)) & (Chr(13) & chr(10)) &"OS: " & strOs)

 

Answered 05/31/2013 by: SMal.tmcc
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  • We ended up having to have support put the file back.
    • As mpace mentioned above, you really should be using the Driver Feed Discovery Tool as that will report more accurate information and will show the actual path that needs to be created as well.
  • I have noticed that you no longer use the underscore in place of spaces for the model name. We have to rename all our feeds that were pre-existing. Where do I find the Driver Feed Discovery Tool, the documentation for 3.5 doesn't mention it.
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