foleymik

I think I figured it out. The first time around, I was using an MSDN DVD that included the directories of a bunch of distributions. (Win2k3, XP home/pro/prosp2, etc..) When I switched to an ISO image that I mounted from another MSDN disk, then things started up as they should and I was able to build unattended CD's that did their job. Thanks to all, mike

Hi, First, let me thank those that have worked so hard on nlite and all the addons. Thank you! I'm using an XP Pro with SP2 from my MSDN subscription as a base. I use nlite (tried 1.01 and 1.2.x) to add on Ryan's update pack and a few addons like Firefox and Notepad++. The CD boots and I get to the point where you format the partition. The install starts the the format and dies with a "cannot format, you might not have enough memory" error. There's plenty of memory. It's a bug someplace. Has anyone seen this and figured out what's going on? Many thanks, mike