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Sorry, mean't without Gsar. >> makes the output go to your boot.ini

I can do a batch command to add to it. With Gsar echo C:\boot.ini multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="Windows XP DBS" /fastdetect /kernel=oemkrnl.exe>>c:\boot.ini

Cool, I have also used .bif files that ultraiso makes, with CDImage. All in all, it is a container that holds a little program in a 2 kb file that the system reads to look at 3 files to boot up NT systems with. . P.S. Some filetypes may not apply.

Sorry, forgot the attachment for above. GSAR.zip

I've had that prob with batch scripts before, how I wanted to change the winnt.sif via batch. Only solution I coud find. Is Gzar. Allows you to change text, replace and whatever to inis, textfiles etc. Put it in your $OEM$\$$\System32 directory and use your batch to "GZAR Blah Blah Blah".

I think CDImage accepts .img files. I have none at the moment to test. Instead, some bootfiles attached for you. One for NT and the other for 2K + XP. Hust rename the files to suit the reg entry or change the reg entry to match the file name. BootFiles.zip

Well done MCT. I tried to do it the same as the folder name. But you succeeded. Congrats.

Just a little change of turnibg off binary campare with Data Image. Still does duplicate only once, but a little faster. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Folder\shell\MakeBootISO\command] @="CDIMAGE.EXE -LWINDOWS -YD -N -H -X -Bc:\\WIndows\\System32\\Boot.Bin -OCI -M -D \"%1\" ..\\BootImage.iso" [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Folder\shell\MakeDataISO\command] @="CDIMAGE.EXE -LDATA -YD -N -H -X -O -M -D \"%1\" ..\\DataImage.iso" ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Will make life easy for someone.

I have CDImage and Boot.Bin in system32 folder. Entered this into registry: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Folder\shell\MakeBootISO\command] @="CDIMAGE.EXE -LDATACD -YD -N -H -X -BC:\\Windows\\System32\\Boot.Bin -OCI -M -D \"%1\" ..\\BootImage.iso" [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Folder\shell\MakeDataISO\command] @="CDIMAGE.EXE -LDATACD -YD -N -H -X -OCI -M -D \"%1\" ..\\DataImage.iso" Shows as working. Creates a ISO next to the folder that you right click on. Bootable and Data working. Tried adding some more variables wwwithout success. Good tweak if you make alot of ISOs. Enjoy.

Just a thought. Put CDImage and bootfile into system32 folder. Should be global then?

This is not the windows pe forum. Do you want Bart Pe or something? Please express more to what you need help on.

Check to see if a newer bios is available for your motherboard. Process of elimination. Memtest your ram also to eliminate.

I use these switches. CDIMAGE -LWXPCORP_ -N -H -O -OC -M -BC:\FILES\W2K.BIN C:\XPSP2\CD_ROOT\ C:\ISOs\XPSP2.ISO If any help

You could try CDImageGUI, if you are unsure with using commandline usage. A link is here for it. http://www.tech-hints.com/prog/cdimagegui.zip

Hi people. I posted some Autoit scripts here just recently. http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=23443 A script installing a program for you looks cool. Bye

Here is one for the dotnet framework v1.1 Dotnet_v1.1.zip

Here is one for Maxthon Browser. Maxthon_v1.0.0178.zip

Hello People, Kicking off a topic for autoit users. Autoit was designed by someone for automating mass PC rollout. Good for us. And free. Get from http://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/ My contribution is XP's File and Settings wizard, in this post. Some details below. Details also included in the script. ; --- File & Settings Wizard --- ; Summary: ; Make F&S Wiz do all the work of setting up your new Desktop, Startmenu, etc. ; Designed this script for mostly settings use. ; Hmm, use script for file extraction instead of using third-party archivers? Sounds cool. ; This script should work OK from CD or HardDrive ; Instructions: ; Recommend installing unattended OS and programs from CD into Virtual Machine. ; Run F&S Wiz after you have made settings the way you like them. ; Save the settings in "$OEM$\$Docs\All Users" in preparation for burning. ; You should now have a folder called "USMT2.UNC" in the above directory. ; Use latest Autoit V3 to compile scipt and put it as a last entry for RunOnceEx. Hope you enjoy, Bye. FS_Wiz.zip

Thanks for the praise. It was written from VB to be used for an configurable autorun menu. Guys, tweak it to your hearts content. I use the Bootable CD Wizard for initial boot screens. It has a cool gif pic to start which leads you into a menu for installing OSes, WinPE, Floppy and/or CD images or whatever. Located here http://bootcd.narod.ru/index_e.htm BTW: EasyBoot uses Bitmaps.

Interesting autorun executable. I also have one that Michael K.H. khauyeung has used for the N in 1 CDs, that he has previously created. Very similar indeed. With a simplier ini for editing. Autorun.zip