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beats

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  1. In WINNT.SIF add: [GuiUnattended] AdminPassword=* AutoLogon=Yes AutoLogonCount=[1-99] Note the *, leaving it blank won't work. The actual number of AutoLogonCounts is up to you.
  2. I use this order: A clean XP source (with integrated SP2 install) Xable's XUpdatePack_v3.0.3.7z (it's up to date till Sept 2007)* All post Sept 2007 hotfixes from Microsoft Xable_QFECHECK_v1.1_addon.cab Xable_WGAV_v1.0_addon.cab Xable_WindowsUpdateEngine_v1.1_addon.cab DirectX_9.0c_November_2007_AddOn_0.3.2.7z WMP11 Slipstreamer v0.95i + all WMP11 updates nLite's DriverPack integration DriverPack's own installer for TXTSETUP.SIF driver integration My own skeleton with reg files, scripts, apps and other stuff Works like a champ. *Alternative for XUpdatePack_v3.0.3.7z is RVMUpdatePack2.1.11.7z + RUPUpdates-2.1.11.13-Addon.7z + all remaining hotfixes from Microsoft.
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    nLite 1.4(.1) - - ->

    Minor bug report, since I didn't see this mentioned before. When you add a hotfix or addon, nLite generates a duplicate entry for "1980 = PCHealth\HelpCtr\Binaries" in txtsetup.sif under the section [WinntDirectories]. It's very easy to reproduce. Edit: Forgot to mention that this happens with WinXP/SP2 ENU.
  4. 1) Yes, but technically this is standard NT functionality. Add AutoPartition=1 under the section [Data] to your winnt.sif to auto partition the drive. Add Repartition=No under the section [unattended] to kill all partitions on the primary drive and have it NTFS formatted. 1A) No. The above options will always use the primary bootdrive (IDE0/SATA0), unless some other drive is configured as the bootdrive in the BIOS. 2) No, since the above options will kill all partitions that are available on the primary drive. If you want to select a Quick or Full format manually, you can't use the Autopartition=1 option. Unfortunally, NT's partitioning options are quite limited...
  5. Yes, that's perfectly possible. For adding custom applications, see here and here.
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