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theres still printers/scanners/camera drivers to make and video card drivers...personally i think video cards should be the next one...but im not saying you have to make any of these, thats just what I see as left to make

when your done...use set directx=and leave it blank...this removes the variable from your system...and I just use directx because its what you used...try to make sure whatever variable you attach to set is only 8 characters (simpler) and then at the end use the blank set command, but dont forget to change directx to whatever variable you attach to your program.

green, i think Bashrat misunderstood...I think he thought you wanted him to add the drivers...not that you already had them...Bashrat Green already has the drivers that he can send to you if you would like to include them in the WLAN pack.

personally, if you wanted a simple chooser, I would use cmd files... ECHO OFF set /p directx=Do you want to install DirectX 9.0b? set /p wmp9=Do you want to install WMP9? if %directx%==y %systemdrive%\Install\Applications\DirextX\DX9NTopk.exe if %wmp9%==y %systemdrive%\Install\Applications\WMP\WMP9.exe set directx= set wmp9= its not silent, and im not sure about file names, but this is just an example

realteks gb drivers would be nice

will this include gigabit drivers as well?

could be a corrupted dat file...it happens...depends on what you edit the dat file with...there is some hex editor that corrupts files, I forget what it is. I use HHD Softs hex editor.

hiya risolutore...hows it goin? Im sure someone is gonna comment on how you should post a text file containing this as an attachment rather than the long list you gave...but my question is what exactly does this do? if you have sfc disabled in winnt.sif I dont understand what this is going to do...unless it kill that stupid box that tells me I should load some files from the cd...if it gets rid of that, SWEET!

seems to work that way...

thats what they are supposed to do, but try upxing winlogon.exe and see what windows does if you dont believe me that some exe files cant be compressed.

with -joliet-long you dont need -J and with -U you dont need -N...check what all -U does...as I said, I updated my original reply.

updated since -U undoes most...i think joliet-long is the key. and thats really neat about the "unofficial" mkisofs...got rid of cygwin, allows dfl...though website is a little complicated...I dont see why in win32 it doesnt allow cache-inodes and follow-symlinks but in dos version it does. and the version before this one (moreover the one that allowed dlf) also used cache and follow

heh, yes, im here again...im not too sure in what capacity as a lot of things are goin on in my life that I need to sort out and fix... I misunderstood you about the cabs...lol...i see now what youre talkin about...if I were you I would postpone indefinitely, unless there is someone here who doesnt mind doing this...what I would do is to compress everything that someone thinks can be and make a cd from that (iso actually)...then boot it in a vm and test...I would not do every file as Im pretty sure it wont work, but do things like calc mspaint and stuff and test that out, in fact follow this: if you see an icon that looks like the program (look at calc, notepad, wordpad to see what i mean) then compress those...there were things that people said could be compressed and it just have the executable icon (white box with blue bar at top) and I wouldnt try those yet...but that gives a starting point. nuhi what you need to think of is how to implement upx packing...im sure it wont be hard, but youll have to add to your code simply for the fact that say someone removes calc (staying with my example) and you have upx to compress a default list, itll error out, itll prolly continue but you know how some people are about getting errors when they do something.

nuhi - what were you using before? mkisofs.exe -v -U -joliet-long -output temp.iso f:\temp try that

actually upx is used to compress like .exe files...I dont think it would work on cabs...so in actuality im not sure how useful this is goin to be to nlite...you would have to set a runonce script that upx'd all windows exe files after install...I say that in keeping with the basis behind nlite (just so people dont comment on how you dont have to use a runonce script, i know you dont have to, but nlite is used to reduce source and reduce the install)...also be very careful what you compress...you could end up with a windows install that doesnt work (trust me, Ive done it...even on files that others have successfully compressed caused me problems...so it all depends on your files)...thats not to say that there arent universal files that can always be compressed, just be careful if this is something youre lookin at doin nuhi...and expect to spend A LOT of time on it.

jetman, well first, youre not lookin for a bootlader persay...your looking for something to patch files so that they may be included in a multiboot environment...I believe youre talking about the patching of bootsect.dat and various other files...that is solely just for the purpose of being able to include another OS on the cd... in the end, you will still have to use something like cdshell, bootscriptor, diskemu, xosl, or big_gies suggestion... the "patches" that gosh does implement will not do anything for you unless you have a bootloader like one of the ones I mentioned (in fact, gosh makes reference to diskemu on his page)...and if you check goshs page - DEVIL270975 has created batch files to patch the files your talkin about.

wrong forum

Hiya nuhi - a couple of things...I still have some 1394 files left in my i386, is this intended? 1394.in_ 1394vbdg.in_ also, I know the C_* files are codepages, but arent they specific for language? Like 2 or so correcspond to like english, french, or german....so forth and so on...if we are reducing the language section shouldnt these c_* files be included in getting rid of the other languages? You can see what c_* files go with what under control panel -> Regional and Language Options -> Advanced -> Code Page Conversion Tables.

Most people dont have any cats - and it has been said this only works with XP...but I believe its ok if he only has one...not even sure if he needs that one.

Alanoll, you sure? I thot they were legally supposed to remove it from the website...along with all download of the JVM...

looking at your svcpack.inf - you sure its called dotnetfw and not dotnetfx like everyone elses?

hmmm, well if you checked the install you would see that its an inno setup installer...which is documented in the forum and at msfn unattended site... PS I think zipgenius has the ability to become great - IMHO it isnt there yet, but it COULD become better than any pay compression utility.

hmmm, looking for the framedyn.dll fix now...I used to get it and cant remember how I fixed it http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?...kb;en-us;319114 and for srclient - it stands for system restore client, so there is something youre installing that utilizes system restore and you must have SR disabled...i would check and if youre doing an unattended make sure that anything you install doesnt rely on SR, if it does, use the swicthes to find out how to bypass SR (wmp is the only thing I know of that uses SR while installin, but there could be others).

cant be done...once you have booted a disk, or image file, cdshell ceases to function, you would need to restart your machine...the reason is because cdshell is only meant to be a loader and not a full os such as dos, windows, so forth and so on...so once it loads said image, cdshell is finished and closes. Depending on what youre trying to do...combine fdisk and format to the disk you are trying to get cdshell to load - this is easily done with winimage

Whowhooooo...I helped at least once, now I can die happy, j/k LOL.