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Windows 10 fails and will not continue setup. #8

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revronja opened this issue Oct 13, 2019 · 2 comments
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Windows 10 fails and will not continue setup. #8

revronja opened this issue Oct 13, 2019 · 2 comments

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@revronja
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Not many will have Windows 7 setup available leaving Win 10 as the only option. When running install in a Win 10 the setup not only skips step 1 for kernel but fails on the next step complaining about a hash mismatch :(

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wilce commented Oct 15, 2019

Hey revronja,

Looking at the bat file, you can add two lines to output the values of the hash checks:

if !original_hash! == !calculated_hash! (
call :color 0a "[+] Hash confirmed."
echo.
exit /b 0
) else (
call :color 0c "[-] Hash mismatch. Exiting.."
echo.
echo !original_hash!
echo !calculated_hash!
del /f X
pause
exit /b 1
)

Aka these lines:
echo !original_hash!
echo !calculated_hash!

For me, this showed there was a difference between how the two outputs were formatted:
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So looks like there is a formatting issue with the hash check output. This should be fixed on Windows 10 by changing the following line from:
call :confirm_md5_hash "d6 2c fe 23 ad 44 ae 27 95 4d 9b 05 42 96 f2 c3", "%ret_md5_val%" || goto :eof
To:
call :confirm_md5_hash "d62cfe23ad44ae27954d9b054296f2c3", "%ret_md5_val%" || goto :eof

Also note, on Win 10 1903 the following exercises are skipped:

  • 1
  • 9
  • 11 (Just web config)
  • 13

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revronja commented Oct 22, 2019 via email

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