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COPY INF inffile targetwindir windir r [section r] [/ia64] [/x64] [/i] [/b] [/r] [/n] [/f] [/e] [/in] [/ver][/pt][/sm]
inffile – path to the INF file.
targetwinddir – path to the target windows folder (for tbosdt).
windir – path of the windows folder from within the target itself. In other words the path from the point of view of the target once booted.
r – open registry id of the system registry.
section – extension to use on the end of the Manufacturer section to allow specialized INF file sections. e.g. [Manufacturer.section]
r – open registry id of the software registry.
/i - install the driver
/b - driver being installed is required for system bootstrap
/r - remove existing hardware reference to device
/n - do not copy inf to target
/f – filter on the hardware id
/e – error if section is missing otherwise just warning message
/in – process include and needs directives
/ver – target os version in format of 0xMMMMmmmm where MMMM is the major version and mmmm is the minor version. This is needed when the INF file uses versioning information. The target version information is as follows:
0x60002 = Windows Server 2012 and Windows 8
0x60001 = Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows 7
0x60000 = Windows Server 2008 and Windows Vista
0x50002 = Windows Server 2003
0x50001 = Windows XP
0x50000 = Windows 2000
/pt – target os product type:
1 = Workstation
2 = Domain Controller
3 = Server
/sm – target os suite mask (not normally used):
0x001 = Small Business
0x002 = Enterprise
0x004 = Back Office
0x008 = Communications
0x010 = Terminal
0x020 = Small Business Restricted
0x040 = Embedded NT
0x080 = Data Center
0x100 = Single User TS
0x200 = Personal
0x400 = Service Appliance
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