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Problem solved!

Nlite does choke on long file names. I was trying to include "My Favorites" on the DVD and some of the default names were too big.

Thanks to every one for the help.

Dave

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John,

Thanks for the help. The ISO file is only 688,256 kb. It is not a burning problem. Nlite is not processing the whole directory. Could it be that Nlite is choking on a long file name? On Monday, I processed an old directory (XP - SP2) and got a 3.8 gig ISO file.

Thanks again,

Dave

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I just downloaded the latest Nlite and installed it. I also created a new directory and copied my original MS XP boot disk into it. I also created a sub-directory called Not_Xp for 2 gig of my stuff. In the attached PDF file, the top frame is a print screen of directory I want put in my ISO file and burn to a DVD. The lower pannel is what Nero burned from the ISO file (660 meg). Notice all the root directory files are missing. My 2 gig directory has about 2 meg of stuff. The rest got truncated.

I am really stumped. Please help.

Dave

Nlite_img.pdf

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My problem is that Nlite will not add all of my files to the ISO image. I have a directory with 3.7 gig of files, but Nlite makes a 660 meg image of only about the first 20% of the files and drops the rest. It looks like Nlite thinks I am making a CD (not a DVD) and cuts out about 80% of my files.

I was not aware of an ISO editor. Please advise where I can find one.

Thanks, Dave

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I need to make a 3.7 gig DVD which is a bootable Win XP at SP3. When I ask Nlite to make an ISO file, it truncates the file at 660 mb. I had no trouble making 3.8 gig DVD's w/ Win XP at SP2. What am I doing wrong?

Thanks,

Dave