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  1. Windows XP, SATA II, weird drivers and nLite

    Rajareits replied to Rajareits's topic in nLite
    God **** it you rock! Huge thanks man!

  2. Windows XP, SATA II, weird drivers and nLite

    Rajareits replied to Rajareits's topic in nLite
    Yeah, but what to do with it? I tried putting all TXTSETUP.OEM files in the same folder where the drivers themselves are (every driver in the FloppyImage folder). Then I got an error SysRaid1.sys (if I remember right) is missing. Then I tried to install it without the driver itself (the one where TXTSETUP.OEM says SysRaid1.sys) and it was still the same..

  3. Windows XP, SATA II, weird drivers and nLite

    Rajareits posted a topic in nLite
    Hi! I'm trying to install Windows XP on a computer with SATA HDD. I'm using nLite. The problem is that when I'm integrating the drivers, nLite only finds PNP drivers. Now I know that TXTSETUP.OEM has to be in the same folder as the drivers are, but the drivers I'm using aren't built up like that. Unfortunately I'm too dumb to figure out how to rewrite the TXTSETUP.OEM so it would work. Can anyone help me? The motherboard is Abit SG-80DC and the drivers are here - http://www.abit.com.tw/page/en/download/download_driver_detail.php?pFILE_TYPE=Driver&pMAIN_TYPE=Motherboard&pTITLE_ON_SCREEN=SG-80DC&pSOCKET_TYPE=LGA775 Please help. I'm quite in a hurry, and I couldn't find help from Google.

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