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lyh728

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  1. I try nlite with server 2003 sp1 and xp before, it works fine.

    but I test nlite 1.4 nlite 1.35 with server 2003 sp2 , when i set default language to Chinese, nlited os faild to install East Asian Language.

    First i make a winnt.sif ,then test it with full version 2003 sever sp2 , it ok ,can install east asia language.

    Then I integrate 2 drivers by nlite , test it again , cannot install eat asia language

    also I test nlite with safe and lite config , all failed

    server 2003 sp2 is from msdn ,not home made ,and is english version ,not Chinese version

  2. If i get your basic problem right. It is that you need to know where your original c: drive went?

    I can think of a few ways to handle this.

    The simplest one is to use a %targetdrive% in your scripts or whatever. In your startup script you will have to check if ofr example c:\boot.ini exists. If it does targetdrive should be set to c: if it doesn't check for x:\boot.ini if that exists. If that exists set targetdrive to X.

    i just want to harddisk driver layout as normal

    i write a script , change the driver layout as xp sp1

  3. can winpe installed and run from logical partition?

    i know it can run from primary partition ,but i can not make it run from logical parttion

    error said can not systemroot\system32\ntoskrnl.exe

    but i do not know how pe know systemroot

  4. Well acctually you can't

    it's hardcoded in the code according to MS

    Correct.

    You would have to Hack it to change it.

    Some advice... Change all your hard coded drive letter values to %SYSTEMDRIVE% instead. Then you never have to worry about it.

    Chris

    i know %SYSTEMDRIVE%, if pe run from cdrom , X: will be ok

    but i like to put winpe on the harddisk

    when pe start , the original c: will be x:

    original d: be c: now

    can u tell me x: hardcoded in which file? i guess it is in ntoskrnl.exe, but i can not find that

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