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zxe

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  1. zxe replied to zxe's topic in nLite
    Hello nuhi I have used nlite to do 2003 builds fine, I tried 64 bit version, without integrating any raid drivers in, as the 64 bit supports the IBM raid card, without the need for any other integrated drivers, I tried integrating and tried without, and that’s using IBM 64 bit drivers. But I got the same error. So I did a build, just doing an unattended, no slip stream, nothing just an unattended and got a blue screen. Now shacking my head, all I can see is a few files have been changed. I use IBM server guide, which has all the 64 bit drivers in, any help would be appreciated, I will try the F6 option to see what happens
  2. zxe replied to zxe's topic in nLite
    Well not many replies so far.. I have tried creating an iso from the original 64 bit cd and looking at the files in that and the files that nlite creates. I found around 6 files, with different dates, so i copied thoses in to the good 64 bit image, cut to cd and tried again... Failure again has any one tried 64 bit????
  3. zxe posted a topic in nLite
    created a 64bit windows Enterprise nlite Disk. I have been looking through the forum, and can not find a lot of info on this. i have tried 4 times, the last, just using nlite and unattended build, but everytime i run it, i get a BSOD, but the error is just a stop code, nothing else, the web, just talks about hard disk. I am using a IBM server Raid 6m, which is supported by Windows. I tried the original windows 64 bit CD and that installed fine on the machine. But the nlite version, just Blue Screen. I am using the E64T chip, but i can not get the enlite to work.. Any one got any ideas..it may not be an nlite problem... BUT.....
  4. zxe replied to Zoofield's topic in nLite
    Hi as above, I am installing windows 2003 server/enterprise and had the same problems, WFP. But when i re did it, but excluding the hotfixs, the build was fine and i had no WPA. I am using VMware 6. I had used the slip nlite slipstream option for hotfixs, but now have stopped 1. W3k server, slipstreamed service pack, using MS switch, used nlite to install hotfixs -- result wfp 2 W3k server, slipstreamed service pack, using MS switch, left hotfixs out -- result no wfp 3 W3k server, slipstreamed service pack, using MS switch, slipstreamed hotfixs using /integrate -- result no wfp so if i use ms integrate switch on the hot fixs, it all works fine...but why doesn't nlite then....
  5. zxe replied to nickharper's topic in nLite
    Hi, you could use Norton AV server and create your own package, this gives you the option to hard code a AV server in to the program, and when you are finished you can create an Msi or Exe file to load it up. Some corperates have this as it quicker to do
  6. I have done successfully, a 2003 sp1 build, adding hot fixes etc, and the system builds fine, but, if I go to IE or any program, and I get the MS message "A new file is trying to over write the existing file, place original CD in to drive to revert back to the original". So some how the file protection system kicks in. I can not find why this should be happening, as the build goes on fine, I was wondering if some hot fixes that’s slip streamed in is causing this any help would be appreciated ok since i wrote this i have trawled the site and found this link, but if any one else has a ny suggestion... http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=44048

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