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geoil

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  1. Yes reuphong, you right. I omit to say that. The switch are: /a --> Add following parameters to the archived setup.exe. /s --> Silent install *.exe. /sms --> Wait command, if second process is spawned. /f1 --> Recorded file location. /f2 --> Log file location. I am not sure what is the reson for witch you must put the switch /s twice, and I don't want to say something stupid.
  2. Yes, it is corect. In the compressed package of ForceWare exist this file named setup.iss. This file is the file where are the silent install values. When you install manualy the driver, setup.iss is copied in yor windows directory, and he will contain the values of your install. Same mode of silent install of the driver are used by the others producer (Asus for example). Asus have the simillar ways to install the drivers, the difference is setup.iss contain the real silent install value. Comand for new Asus drivers for mainboards is: for installing audio drivers. If can do like this: put in your $OEM$\$1\Drivers\Video the package driver 93.71_forceware_winxp2k_english_whql.exe, then create with notepad or any other text editor a file named setup.iss (or any name you want for her but he must have the extension iss - I name this file 93.71_forceware.iss) and write in this: Put this saved file in your $OEM$\$$ and write in your RunOnceEx.cmd: I assume you will install your windows on drive C. Insted the C:\ put your path. When you instll WinXP the file 93.71_forceware.iss is copied in your windows directory. The log file is necessary for viewing your installing errors (if any). If you don't specify the log you will not have one. Another way for installing the driver directly from the CD/DVD is unnpack the driver package and replace the setup.iss with the one modified. In this case you can write in your RunOnceEx.cmd:
  3. Sorry becouse I post first time incomplete, bad internet connection. If you have an nVidia graphic card, like me (NVIDIA GeForce 7300 GT ) and you like to install the Nvidia Forceware Graphics Drivers (93.71 or 169.21 ForceWare) silent, from your RunOnceEx.cmd, then you must do the steps: - run the installer (witch is an InstallShield Web Archive with setup.exe inside) and choose an directory where he will be unpacked; - click Next button and after the files are unpacked, the setup will ask you if you want to install the driver; - click Cancel button becouse is not need to install the driver ( the files from the package will stay in the choosen directory); - in this directory you will find a file named setup.iss - open this file with notepad or any other text editor; - in this file you will see something like this: - modify the last 2 lines from the file with: Result=1 and BootOption=0 - your file looks like this now: - save the file. - the directory who keep the file moveit to $OEM$\$1\Drivers for exemple. - now you can add to your RunOnceEx.cmd the following lines - the setup file will read the parameters from the setup.iss file P.S. excuse my bad english.
  4. GPL Ghostscript 8.15 I use CutePDF Writer for printing documents in pdf format. This virtual printer need and use GPL Ghostscript 8.15. The package I create is switchless and is installed silent. link: GPL Ghostscript 8.15 silent installer size: 4,70 MB Extract installer from the zip file after download. Add to your RunOnceEX.cmd the lines: REG ADD %KEY%\100 /VE /D "GPL Ghostscript 8.15" /f REG ADD %KEY%\100 /V 1 /D "%SystemDrive%\Install\GS815.exe" /f Use this installer for creating an addon for SVCPACK.
  5. geoil

    Problem with HFSLIP

    Ohhh yeahhh !! Well it is done. The 305 line of the .cmd program is written: FOR %%I IN (MAKECAB FINDSTR EXPAND XCOPY) DO IF NOT EXIST %WINDIR%\SYSTEM32\%%I.EXE (ECHO YOU DO NOT HAVE %%I.EXE&PAUSE&EXIT) and the problem is ...i think...he could not find the path of WINNT in Win2K....I replace %WINDIR% width %SystemRoot% and now it is working perfectly. This is the real answer of my problem?? Well It's Working For Me.
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    Problem with HFSLIP

    I vahe the right version of makecab.exe and he is in the corect folder (WINNT\system32)...and... (1) I did not delete anything created by the HFSLIP run process... (2) YES!!! I am runing the current version of HFSLIP - HFSLIP 1.2.2 --- Why? Is this a problem?????? (3) Result is %SystemRoot% and the result of command prompt of echo that is C:\WINNT
  7. geoil

    Problem with HFSLIP

    U don't understand or I did not say this....my Windows 2000 is original and not cracked or something else...and in System32 allready exist makecab.exe. Even so, I downloaded again the tool and I copyit over the old makecab.exe and still I got the same message. That is my problem. I put the makecab.exe allmost in every file in the PC...WINNT\System, WINNT\System32, HFSLIP...and in any place you want..you named..and still the same message.. (..I do not under stand....
  8. I have a problem with HFSLIP. I am steel using Windows 2000 and I want to create a fully slipstreamed Windows 2000 with MP9, IE6 and DX9c exactly like in the guide from http://www.vorck.com/2ksp5.html. I have done everything exactly how is described in the guide, for beginners. When I run TommyP's HFSLIP file, i get a message "You do not have MAKECAB.EXE" . I allready have in HFTOOLS the files extracted form Cabsdk.exe downloaded from the Microsoft. Why I still get this message? Please help me. Excuse my bad english, but i am from Romania .
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