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mjc

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  1. A Celeron 400 is a P2 400 with less L2 cache, thus it can only be slower.
  2. I get an 0x7B with the SiI disabled also. And the AMD works without the driverpacks.
  3. Sorry for the delay. Tyan Tiger K8W (S2875): http://www.tyan.com/products/html/tigerk8w.html
  4. sorry, I'm braindead. PCI\VEN_1022&DEV_7469&SUBSYS_74691022&REV_03\3&267A616A&0&39: AMD-8111 PCI Bus Master IDE Controller V8.2.8 PCI\VEN_1095&DEV_3114&SUBSYS_31141095&REV_02\4&310B4F6B&0&2830: Silicon Image SiI 3114 SATALink Controller and for the heck of it, here's my other hardware not included with XP: PCI\VEN_1022&DEV_746D&SUBSYS_746D10F1&REV_03\3&267A616A&0&3D: AMD-8111 AC'97 Audio Controller Driver PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_0045&SUBSYS_2996107D&REV_A1\4&161F7FAE&0&0008: NVIDIA GeForce 6800 GT PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_1013&SUBSYS_10138086&REV_00\4&310B4F6B&0&1830: Intel® PRO/1000 MT Network Connection PCI\VEN_1022&DEV_746A&SUBSYS_746A1022&REV_02\3&267A616A&0&3A: AMD-8111 SMBus 2.0 Controller PCI\VEN_1022&DEV_746B&SUBSYS_746B1022&REV_05\3&267A616A&0&3B: AMD-8111 System Management ControllerPCI\VEN_1022&DEV_7455&SUBSYS_00000000&REV_14\3&267A616A&0&08: AMD-8151 HyperTransport AGP3.0 Graphics Tunnel
  5. it really depends on how smart your users are.
  6. cdimage.exe or cdimagegui or nlite have an option to write duplicate files only once, which might decrease the size of your ISO. if you can decrease it enoiugh you might not need a DVD. otherwise, simply use a BartPE disk to launch the install.
  7. try firefox in kiosk mode. =p
  8. sounds like dying hardware. try another power supply
  9. this program also adds a system service. if you use hijackthis to try and find all related files, then delete them from winpe, then use hijackthis' ADS spy and remove all the alternate data streams in \windows and \program files\, you might have more success than I did.
  10. no, that's server side execution. you can't easily autorun a program but you can provide a link (<a href="file.exe">file</a>) they can run..
  11. you can use BartPE to copy the files via the network to the hard drive, then start the install from within BartPE. are you using cdimage.exe to create your ISO?
  12. a quick search for 'exec' on php.net returns this: http://us2.php.net/manual/en/ref.exec.php ... did you even think to try searching? =/
  13. I disagree. MiniPE by DigiWiz (http://www.atgig.com/DigiWiz/miniPE.htm) which is based on XPSP1 works wonderfully with one condition. In order to have DNS and such working you need to start "factory.exe -winpe" from the real winpe or from the deploy.cab in your xp cd instead of using bartpe.exe. However it boots from RIS just fine without that factory.exe stuff and is able to map drives using netbios or tcpip just fine. The solution I believe you are looking for is that you need to copy the inf files from \i386\inf and the driver files from \i386\system32\drivers\ to \i386. This is documented in microsoft's WinPE documentation somewhere.
  14. AMD onboard and sil3114. Only modifications to winnt.sif are product ID, computer name, user name, regional settings... ie silly things. Using method 2. Stop occurs after loading drivers in first phase of setup.
  15. More memory is always better than faster memory, period. 512MB of PC133 would still be much, much better than 256MB PC2700 for nearly every use I can think of, save, for example, running a proprietary OS that never uses more than 256MB. For general windows/desktop use though, you'd see a HUGE benefit from more, slower RAM.
  16. awesome... do you have a guide somewhere? =P
  17. My top 6 , right now playing first 64bit game (aka Shadow Ops Red Mercury) game on WinXP x64. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> The first 64bit game is far older =p First amd64 windows game that uses directx was Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay
  18. I personally only release a .1 if: 1. A major bug was fixed or 2. Several minor bugs were fixed or 3. A security flaw was patched Seeing as this was simply a few minor bugs, I'd say hold off =) By the way, thanks for the great project.
  19. Wow. This goes waaaay beyond what the average MSFNer is trying to accomplish, me thinks. Create an info.xml file? Provide a list of APIs? Hahahahaha. I think you just scared the "Idiots." At least, I hope you did. Yeah, how 'bout it, Alanoll? I wrote the script for him and then he had the balls to ask others to test it for him. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> The idea is to take all the various projects (rvm, reshacker-based stuff, nlite-style removals, etc) and make an XML description for it. once that's done, the entire process can be automated. It will at some point be "wizard"-level easy, but it needs to be extendable, and I am doing it in such a manner that the entire project is, in and of itself, a pluginfest. Obviously there are no plugins available =) and as such these are the uses. But to share one's AIOG modifications all they have to do is unzip/unrar/7unzip/etc to the plugins directory and then enable the modification in AIOG.
  20. The application is turning out to be a framework, where you create XML files to describe patches/reshacks/OEM addons/slipstreams/removals/etc. Thus, the hardest part (which is mostly done already) is creating the app itself, and the rest is creating the descriptions for all the various projects around msfn and google.
  21. My intention is certainly not to hurt anyone's feelings, simply to develop an application for which I see a need. @nuhi: I'm sorry you feel that I'm writing this program to spite you, I assure you, I'm not. I salute you and your efforts. Without you and everyone else here at MSFN I'd be wasting my time waiting on Windows installs. @Alanoll: I see this tool as being for the developer of a specific toolset rather than for an end user. For example A hardware developer wants to include his own drivers in a Windows installation, for example a new SCSI controller chipset. He creates an info.xml file describing his driver, and AIOG modifies the files accordingly. A software developer wants to provide his own stripped down version of Windows. He provides a list of the APIs he needs access to, and AIOG strips down everything except his desired APIs and their dependancies. A system integrator wants to provide an automatically updating Remote Installation Services image with the latest drivers and hotfixes for testing with his software/hardware configurations. He provides an info.xml describing his RIS configurations, and it runs via at or cron to update RIS images once per week. These people by no means should be expected to be unable to help themselves if the program does not work as expected. In fact, the fact that AIOG will be open source gives them the opportunity to look through the code and see step-by-step exactly what it has done. They can also modify it to suit their own needs and submit patches if they so desire. I would like most for people to have ground to stand on when they create new and exciting modifications instead of having to code it from scratch. I appreciate everyone's input and I would like to remind you all that I am doing my best to aid the MSFN community and, in turn, the rest of the world. I apologize if I have angered or upset anyone and I would be glad to talk it out with anyone that feels this way.
  22. http://www.vmware.com/download/downloadscsi.html =)
  23. I'm finished with the slipstreaming system and working on a generic framework for app installs, nLite style removing of components, and so on. This project will be released under the GPL in the next two weeks for public beta. Currently it slipstreams 25% faster than nLite on my computer on a ramdisk. I've also written a generic website and installer parser that should be able to mostly automatically create silent installs.
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