houston1981

Ok not a big deal but i though i'd run it by tou guys. I recently descided to create a windows XP pro unattended install disk, slipstreamed with sp1a and my video, mb and other drivers. All seemed to go well, no problems with the configuration or slipstreaming. I used ISO buster, as per some facts the i read, to extract the boot image from the original XP CD and burnt it all to a CD/RW. The bios recognises the drive and the boot sector and boots into setup. Things go according to normal until after all the SCSI drivers etc load and then i get the message "Please insert the volume labeled Windows XP Proffessional into drive a:" and that's it, ive tried several different configurations, even without the slipstreamed drivers and sp1a still to no avail. Does anyoe have any advice that might help?

I also would be interested in a reply to this although not for a thumb drive/compact flash but for a USB HDD. I have heard several ppl say its not possible but surely if anything has been proved to me over the last few years its that anything is possible in computing.