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Br4tt3

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  1. I have formated it with NTFS and I have used diskpart to run the repartitioning... I assign it the letter C: from my diskpart script, and I know it (the HDD) works since i can copy the i386 folder and some other stuff over to the HDD..... but every time I try to access the appz I get the same message... Dunno what it is...
  2. Sorry for being such a bother guys... hmm... i run my custom WinPE, starts it, copies the local i386 to HDD, copies the iFLY and cfg files (right folder structures) and the runtimes off VB6 to the local hard drive after have had run a diskpart script.... the script the tries to execute the iFLY appz but faults with an error off: __________________________________________________________________ No hard disk drive Sorry, but it appears that you don't have a HDD(hard Disk Drive) in your pc. A HDD is needed to store the temporary files for the program, without one the program cannot run. The program will now exit. __________________________________________________________________ Also tried starting the app local to the CD and / HDD after verifying that files off the runtime and cfg files are in place.... I know that i am having a HDD in place... Any ideas?? ohh.. and i have verifyied that the files are all -R with attrib as they r copied from CD.
  3. Seems fair enough.... thx man, i will get back to ya with feedback asap.
  4. Any1 got a link or walktrough for adding the VB6 runtimes to the PE build as mentioned in the criterias off Cubie for the 1.0.3 version off install fly? Seems sweet but cant find any info regarding the runtimes.... Reagrds.....
  5. Hi there people... I have just searched this forums for a special feature, but i cant find it so here it is... When u get a Compaq / HP computer for example out off the box and install it, they use a picture to hide the whole installation sequnce from the end user. Anyone know how to perform that and what which setting to configure for this feature? Ohh... and i use WinXP right now for deployment. Could be nice instead off showing 50 windows scripting host windows flashing by...
  6. Hi there.... gonna try your .exe out later on today Cubie... seems sweet enough for me! One request though... if i am gonna use it, u better change that icon on the information section within the .exe....
  7. Att: mbouchard That reboot loop u r talking about there.... elaborate plz as mine is just running in circles right now... Thx and keep it up boys...
  8. Worked as a charm.... wiered however!
  9. Maggelan456.... I get the same error when booting my CD as well... only it says that I should insert the Windows XP professional SP1 disk into drive A: If u have found what error that generates this... plz post it! I been up all night trying to... If I find anything out from the error message, I will do the same.... However, i am not trying to add ERD to my custom WinPE CD.... Cu later..
  10. Hi.... I am using WinPE 1.2 ( i think.. dunno where i can verify this ) and I used the oscdimg.exe file to build the ISO image, but i guess I have to try it a fourth time again! No one had this exact same problem? Seems as a wiered error message if there was anything wrong with the ISO as a crc error or something....
  11. Hmmm.... followed the manual for creating a custom made WinPE CD. Created a ISO using the oscdimg.exe tool and burned my CD, booted it and all I get right after the"press any key to boot on cd...." is: "Please insert the disk labeled Windows XP Professional Service Pack 1 CD into drive A:" "Press ENTER when ready" Whats this any1? Cant find that question anywhere in tha manuals....
  12. How does path work in WinPE? are they relative or absolute since they are on CD? can one address the path by using ..\ on (CD)? I will try your stuff out this weekend and see if it works out for me. I l0v3 your .hta and that is just what I have been looking for.. time to get busy! Catch ya on tha flipside...
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