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First the bad message: you CANNOT recover you data from a RAID0 disk, if another HD is "total" defect - it contains 50% of your data, so impossible to recover. Second the good news: if the defect disk has only a few unreadable sectors, it is possible to recover. 1. remove the disks from notebook. 2. connect the disks to your desktop computer. 3. boot the computer from floppy/cd, run "hdd regenerator" or "spindisk" to completely recover the bad sectors. 4. on the computer with windows, use the "RAID Reconstructor" from runtime software to reconstruct the Raid pare and restore the data.

you should use the integrated floppy drive, not a usb-floppy, the bios-imulation of your mainboard is offten buggy.

cdshell 2.0.11 works with BCDW v1.5z cdshell 2.1.x works with BCDW v2.0a with differ. syntax(add /boot in cmdline ...) the cd-image of TI9 is much bigger(60MB) than the floppy-images(safe mode 6MB, full mode 12MB). So the floppy-image is better for integration of many programs.

I don't think it is good idea to use the "driver integration" function in nLite, the worst thing is to use the nLite driver as well as the driver integration of this forum! The best way to integration drivers is method 1 of this forum. So start with a fresh winxp sp2 image and only use the driver integration via winni.sif

please use the "search" button! I've made some solutions/suggestions in many monthes ago, follow them and post your resaults! http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=45260 http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=17722

I've tested it 2 weeks ago - it worked far, far from perfect - ideed, far from good! I combine usually 10 - 50 inf files(drivers for the same class, e.g. chipsets, nic etc.) into one subdirectory(audio in 5 subdir beause of filename conflict). With method 1 it works perfectly. But with this AutoIt method, it took more time to register all the inf file on the cd than the method 1 to copy all the files from cd onto hdd, much worse, 20%-30% of inf file ware not accepted - so As long as it not works perfectly, it is useless - It takes also more time for the Installation.