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Using the "Virtual Recorder" in Nero is excellent, because you can create whatever you want (bootable, hybrid, etc.) and instead of writing to disc it will prompt you where to save the image. Very useful if you're already familiar w/ Nero.
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I finally got it to do what I wanted... I needed a reg entry like so: REGEDIT4 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnce] "ie6setup"="C:\\WINDOWS\\OPTIONS\\UPDATES\\IE6SP1\\ie6setup.exe /Q:A /C:\"ie6wzd /S:\"\"#e\"\" /Q /M:2 /R:N\""
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cool... and I was about to post another KB article I found as M$... lists a few other switches as well: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?...kb;EN-US;200007
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looks like xplode is only for 2k and up. oh well. I shall persist, however, until I either succeed or run out of options...
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I'll check into xplode... as far as switches go, was confused me was that just /q worked if I manually ran it from a prompt, but not in the .reg file... :cry:
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First off, I'm new to the forum, and I've been reading through previous posts relating to this but probably not all, so bear with me and hopefully point me in the right direction... I've been trying to make an unattended install disc for 98se, which also installs ie6sp1, dx9b, the "unofficial" sp 1.2, and a few other updates. Please don't flame me about the outdatedness of 98se, etc... I work for a small computer company and I need to create said disc because we still sell lots of used computers with 98se. I used the ms batch creator and told it to execute a .reg file, in which I tell 98 to load the updates in the RunOnce and other .reg files for subsequent updates following restarts. I've tried about 10 combinations thereof, i.e. loading some things in RunServicesOnce and others RunOnce, etc... and I sortof got what I wanted at one point, except that ie6setup /q would NOT load from RunOnce, and I had no idea why because all the other updates (sp 1.2, dx9) would load from RunOnce fine...?!? So, is there a better way to go about doing this, without a bunch of reg files? I'm sure the answer is yes, but I need some resources on how to do it right... Thanks
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Actually, shotgun is right, 5.5 sp2 was the last supported version. I know I installed 5.5 on w95 osr 2.5 before, though I don't think it came from the evolt website.