I hope you can help me! I searched for a solution in many boards, but it didn't find an answer. Because my english isn't thaaaat good, I copied the following txt from one other guy who has the same problem, but didn't find a solution either: ---------------------------------------------------- Originally Posted by pcfreakx I got a riddle for you guys. I am fairly experienced with the slipstreaming/bootable CD thing since I have been doing it since 2k SP1. However I never tried to make a bootable DVD. I have tried twice now with WindowsXP SP2 and I get an error saying "line 1 of txtsetup.sif has an error". The same process through Nero makes a perfect CDRom. A DVD with all the same files (700MB worth and no extras) boots fine. But if I add any stuff that goes beyond the size of a CD, then I get the "press any key to boot" but it goes to the txtsetup.sif error right after that. I figure something about the size of the disk changes where the boot sectors are since I though they were stored on the outside. Anybody have a solution here? ---------------------------------------------------- I have the same Problem! Line 1 of txtsetup.sif has an error... but the file is there, and I can open it manually in windows.. every file is on the DVD, but it won't start... the same Image file without the *extra program-files* in $OEM$ on a CD doesn't bring that error?! I also tried making a DVD with slightly more Data (840 MB) and it did work, but every time I go up to more than 3 GB it doesn't boot (i didn't try something between 840 MB and 3 GB, but why do some of you manage doing a full DVD an I don't? I hope you can help me.. Don
