JamieWolf

Hi Bash, for some Reason, when I run Method 2 (have to check M1) on Step 3 I get this error: Seems like there is something wrong with the paths. D: is my Windows drive (I don't have C: for some reason) on F:\>nlite\windows there are the nLited WinXP files and the files out of the UWXPCD_ROOT Also there is some Error while detecting the method to be used. I manually had to set it in order to get the script working at all. btw. All running on a Windows 2000 OS Nice Work anyways Greetz Jamie

Nope, I don't use the winnt32 Method. I boot with the CD and I also checked the txtsetup.sif and all lines were added properly! But there is just one thingy thing. I have a VIA Sata Raid Controller,p nothing wierd about that, but the drivers which U use are called: viamraid.sys Mine are called viasraid.sys I have attached my drivers, so U can have a look Drivers

Okay, after I messed up my System, I'll give Method 2 a shot and hope that it works. My main Problem always was/is that the MassStorage Drivers don't load at boot up. And I donno why ...

; ; Generated by nLite 0.99.1 beta 2 ; [Data] MsDosInitiated = 0 UnattendedInstall = Yes [Unattended] UnattendMode = FullUnattended UnattendSwitch = Yes OemPreinstall = Yes OemSkipEula = Yes ComputerType = "ACPI-Uniprozessor-PC", Retail FileSystem = * WaitForReboot = No TargetPath = "\Windows" DriverSigningPolicy = Ignore NonDriverSigningPolicy = Ignore OemPnPDriversPath="Drivers\M;Drivers\M\A;Drivers\M\A\6280;Drivers\M\A\6290;Drivers\M\A\67160;Drivers\M\A\671x;Drivers\M\A\6880;Drivers\M\A\6890;Drivers\M\A\68x5;Drivers\M\AD;Drivers\M\AD\aA;Drivers\M\AD\aar1210;Drivers\M\AD\i2o;Drivers\M\AD\u160;Drivers\M\AD\u320;Drivers\M\AD\u320r;Drivers\M\AL;Drivers\M\AM;Drivers\M\H;Drivers\M\H\hpt366;Drivers\M\H\hpt371;Drivers\M\H\hpt374;Drivers\M\H\hpt3xx;Drivers\M\H\rr182x;DriversDrivers\M\I\u320r;Drivers\M\IT;Drivers\M\L;Drivers\M\L\megaide;Drivers\M\L\mraid35x;Drivers\M\L\mylex;Drivers\M\L\symmpi;Drivers\M\N;Drivers\M\P;Drivers\M\P\fasttrak;Drivers\M\P\fasttx2k;Drivers\M\P\sx4000;Drivers\M\P\sx6000;Drivers\M\P\ulsata;Drivers\M\P\ultra;Drivers\M\Q;Drivers\M\Q\12160;Drivers\M\S;Drivers\M\S\3112;Drivers\M\S\3112r;Drivers\M\S\3114;Drivers\M\S\3114r;Drivers\M\S\3124;Drivers\M\S\3124r;Drivers\M\S\649r;Drivers\M\S\680;Drivers\M\S\680r;Drivers\M\SI;Drivers\M\SI\eide;Drivers\M\SI\raid;Drivers\M\SI\raid2;Drivers\M\V;Drivers\M\V\eide;Drivers\M\V\raid;Drivers\L\3C\1;Drivers\L\3C\2;Drivers\L\3C\3;Drivers\L\BR\1;Drivers\L\BR\2;Drivers\L\BU\1;Drivers\L\BU\2;Drivers\L\BU\3;Drivers\L\D\1;Drivers\L\D\2;Drivers\L\D\3;Drivers\L\D\4;Drivers\L\D\5;Drivers\L\D\5;Drivers\L\D\6;Drivers\L\D\7;Drivers\L\I;Drivers\L\L\1;Drivers\L\L\2;Drivers\L\L\3;Drivers\L\L\4;Drivers\L\LI\1;Drivers\L\LI\2;Drivers\L\LI\3;Drivers\L\LI\4;Drivers\L\LI\5;Drivers\L\LI\6;Drivers\L\LI\7;Drivers\L\M;Drivers\L\N\1;Drivers\L\N\1;Drivers\L\N\2;Drivers\L\N\3;Drivers\L\N\4;Drivers\L\N\5;Drivers\L\N\6;Drivers\L\N\7;Drivers\L\NV;Drivers\L\O\1;Drivers\L\O\2;Drivers\L\O\3;Drivers\L\O\4;Drivers\L\O\5;Drivers\L\O\6;Drivers\L\O\7;Drivers\L\O\8;Drivers\L\R\1;Drivers\L\R\2;Drivers\L\S;Drivers\L\T;Drivers\L\V\1;Drivers\L\V\2;Drivers\L\V\3;Drivers\L\V\4;Drivers\L\V\5;Drivers\L\V\6;Drivers\S\A;Drivers\S\C;Drivers\S\CR;Drivers\S\CR\LS\Win2K_XP;Drivers\S\N;Drivers\S\R;Drivers\S\R\HD;Drivers\S\S;Drivers\SM\A;Drivers\SM\I;Drivers\S\T\A;Drivers\S\T\D;Drivers\S\V" Hibernation = No [SystemFileProtection] SFCQuota = 0 [GuiUnattended] EncryptedAdminPassword = No AdminPassword = "PASS" AutoLogon = Yes TimeZone = 110 OEMSkipRegional = 1 OemSkipWelcome = 1 [Shell] DefaultThemesOff = Yes DefaultStartPanelOff = Yes [UserData] ProductKey = "SERIAL" ComputerName = "TUX" FullName = "Jamie Wolf" OrgName = "---" [RegionalSettings] Language = 0407 [Identification] JoinWorkgroup = LINUX This is a peak in my winnt.sif BTW I used the Driver Pack by Bas**** with the 1st Method.

Hi Folks, I just don't know what I'm doing wrong! Really! I have a german XP Corparted Version of WinXP, I nLited it and then installed the complete driver Pack to be able to boot my SATA Controller and install WinXP. But it just doesn't work I have a VIA SATA Controller on Board on a MSI KT6 Delta FISR, but for some f***ing reason the CD doesn't load the drivers at the boot up process.

Works like a charm Big Thx SiMoNsAyS

Sure, just as the help file says. 1. extract 2. copy 3. patch When I try the CD with VMware it boots just as if there where no additional drivers. It should at least load them and display the loading in the buttom bar, right?!

Okay got that. But the file was change by the install script, right? I've read through i386/txtsetup.sif and it contains the via Raid drivers I need and all the others. But still the CD doesn't load them during boot. Maybe cuz of my winnt.sif??

I don't know if this is the right Thread to post this question but I haven't found a solution for my Problem anywhere. I'm trying to integrate the driver into my CD, but always when I boot up with the CD it doesn't load the drivers. I've done the common method to integrate the drivers into my CD.` I added all entries to dosnet.inf but it's just not working Where is my mistake, what am I doing wrong?