Hello, First I would like to say thank you for nlite and for all the info on these forums! I am having problems using Nlite to slipstream more than one (multiple) RAID drivers. After a bunch of testing I have come to the conclusion that the issue is with multiple drivers. I think the driver files are getting merged somehow and then Windows setup doesn't know what to do at all (BSOD). I work for a dedicated server hosting company and we are trying our best to make unattended windows installs, but we have so many different types of hardware. I need to be able to slipstream the drivers for all possible RAID card scenarios, which includes, 3ware 8006, 3ware 9650SE and Intel ICH10R into a single install disk. My test case is using the latest version of nlite, downloaded 3 days ago, windows 2003 standard 64bit ISO, and the RAID drivers we have (which all work using F6 and floppies). Now, if I use the multiple drivers folder option to integrate the multiple RAID drivers, I will get a blue screen for the 3ware cards, but not the ICH10R. The same thing happens if I add them one by one using the single driver file option. Here are the results of my testing which make me think that there is a conflict somewhere with multiple drivers: ------ Integrate all drivers: *ICH10R - Installs fine *8006 - BSOD *9650 - BSOD Integrate only ICH10R and 8006 drivers: *ICH10R - Installs fine *8006 - BSOD Integrate only ICH10R and 9650 drivers: *ICH10R - Installs fine *9650 - BSOD Integrate only 9650 and 8006: *8006 - BSOD *9650 - BSOD Integrate only 8006 Driver: *8006 - Installs fine Integrate only 9650 Driver: *9650 - Installs fine Integrate only ICH10R * ICH10R - Installs fine ------ As can be determined from the above testing, mixing any combination of more than one RAID driver results in a blue screen error when installing on the 3ware cards. I am not sure why, but it seems maybe that the driver files are being merged somehow. First I thought maybe it's because the 3ware drivers (8006 and 9650) have the same names for the inf and sys files, but that would not explain why I get a blue screen when integrating only the iCH10R and one of the 3ware drivers. Then I pondered that maybe this is because all inf files for all drivers have the line "DefaultDestDir = 12", but then I realized I really do not know what that means at all and should probably ask for some help. Does anyone have any suggestions for this, what I should try next, or information I paste here to help sort this out? Here is my last session file (for the all 3 drivers test case): [Main] Env = 1.4.9.1 - 2.0.50727.4952.Microsoft Windows NT 6.1.7600.0 Target = Windows Server 2003 Standard x64 Edition SP2 - 5.2.3790.3959 - English (United States) [Tasks] Service Pack Integration Unattended Setup Integrate Drivers Tweaks Create a Bootable ISO Options [Components] ;# Compatibility # [KeepFiles] msconfig.exe [RemoveFiles] clock.avi yahoo.bmp swtchbrd.bmp [Options] ProfilesDir = "%SystemDrive%\Documents and Settings" TargetPath = "WINDOWS" temp_dir = %USERPROFILE%\Local Settings\Temp AdvTweaks [Patches] DoSFC [Services2] [Tweaks] Network-Remote Desktop-Enable [Unattended] UnattendMode = 1 ComputerType = Automatic AutoLogon = Administrator LogonCount = 1 CustomLocales MaximumDataStorePercentOfDisk = 12 RestorePointLife = 30 DesktopTheme = Default|| PerServer,5 IISInstall = 1 AutoUpdates = 3 AutoUDay = 5 AutoUHour = 15 ProgFilesPath = "\Program Files" [NetAdapter1] connname = "" macaddress = "" ipaddress = "192.168.0.1" subnetmask = "255.255.255.0" defaultgateway = "" dnsserver1 = "" dnsserver2 = "" winsserver = "" netbiossetting = "0" ipxnetworknumber = "00000000" ipxnetworkframetype = "0xFF" [GuiRunOnce] netsh firewall set icmpsetting 8 enable xcopy %source%\I386 %SystemDrive%\I386 /I /E /Q xcopy %source%\AMD64 %SystemDrive%\AMD64 /I /E /Q [Drivers] D:\Drivers\RAID\Intel ICH10R\WIN64\iaStor.inf,iaStor_8R9R10RDO5 D:\Drivers\RAID\9650\Windows 2003 std 64\oemsetup.inf,AMCC D:\Drivers\driver-win-7.7.1\7xxx_8xxx_win_x64_v1.15.00.050\oemsetup.inf,AMCC [Hotfixes] Thank you in advance for any insights
