JohnBro

I think your problem is the same that i had some time ago, it basicly boots up and then closes down with a code screen?, after i updated my bios believe it or not the problem was gone, i think it had to do with my agp

welcome alex

just another update on this situation, it seems that my windows 2003 server seems to be losing its network name at times, hence the fact that some installs go wrong, all in all this is a nice method in doin unattended installations with windows PE, the OPK works like a charm but there is alot of modifying that needs doing before this server will actually be of any use

am trying to do the same thing with my "marvell yukon" the dir includes some htm, dll and the cat after deleting those i remain with the yukonwxp.inf yukonwxp.sys so i put those in system32\inf system32\driver and then it should boot ? or am i forgetting something here

just found this forum while checking out some opk things and winpe, came in real handy with my installs I'm a Dutch male, who works at a hardware oem distributor, so far its been a real help like the rest of ya im also a pc addict, so i hope to see more of the forum in the near future

after a reinstall of the server and the programs everything works ok, i think my colleagues messed the server up so it wouldnt install well thanks anyhow

this is probably such a noob Question but ok here goes recently i have been given a task to create a server with the OPK of MS, my problem however lies in my lack of experiance i am sure. after installing OPK and copying the i386 file of windows XP home dutch to "E:\OPKTools\Lang\DUT\sku\per.sp1\x86" and my config settings to "E:\OPKTools\cfgsets" which are the correct locations or so i am told. now when i boot my system that needs to be installed with winPE and a floppy with winbom.ini, i get one of the following error each time: "Can't find C:\sysprep\sysprep.exe" this is my 20th attempt of it and i still can't get it to work does anyone know what my problem is ?