jasongrieves

OK, double posting All I got during install was 2 files missing, of course, the ones I deleted. After that install went without a hitch. I am on SP2 now, things running fine no errors to report. Steps to OEM Dell 1)go into I386 2)Delete SVCPACK Directory 3)Delete SVCPACK DL File 4)Delete SVCPACK.Inf file 5) Continue slipstream as normal No idea if this is the right way or of down the road this will screw us up, but its working fine for me. Jason signing off, email jasongrieves@hotmail.com if need anything else

With you guys with my Inspiron 8600 A few days ago I noticed someone posting our error at <<spam>>. I feel like his conclusion was it will give that error, but keep going and no worries. It was unimportant for me at the time as I was waiting for official release at MS. Now I can't seem to find the post and stumbled across this one edit, ok...well I didn't know that site was considering spam, maybe if someone wants to do some more searching at the site because I know it is there (It was one of those HUGE topics, I think the one giving the un-official of SP 2180) N-E-O-W-I-N double edit http://www.<<spam>>.net/forum/...howtopic=201725 good topic to keep with this one. Would like to figure this out asap triple edit ok fine, let me tell you what im doing 1) deletig SVCPack._DL 2) deleting SVCPack Directory 3) Modifying SVCPack.inf to the following [Version] Signature="$Windows NT$" [SetupData] [ProductCatalogsToInstall] [SetupHotfixesToRun] Going to run, see what happens. Other guy in forums said integrate and burn went without a hitch, but he had not tried install. I suspect even if that error comes up, skipping will be OK, and install will be ok. Will try to post results edit 4 OK I just removed SVCPack.inf and the dl and the folder. I expect the install error to come up during instlal but suspect it is one of those fixables later or not needed. Slipstream copy is ok now, will attempt to run