Alanoll

actually since he changed both the dual and single kernel processors, on the install source, the batch file is not neccessary. but I do prefer my method, as it retains the original kernels as well as the modified ones. do you get any errors during setup or the original XP logo just shows up? Do you have any hotfixes that run during SVCPACK.INF? if so, they will overwrite you modified kernel. I use this to edit the kernel: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...indpost&p=86883 I use this to autoselect the right kernel : http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...indpost&p=71175 I usually run it as the last thing in my Install routine typically at GUIRunOnce or so. I'd also place it in its own batch file. I've since modified it slightly, but only because I've started using XPlode and I pass a variable to it, instead of ripping it from the registry.

if you translated it, I could put it on the Flyakite guide.....

DOES no one look at the first post? msiexec.exe /i winamp.msi Xfull=1 would be install everyting msiexec.exe /i winamp.msi Xname=INSERTNAME Xkey=INSERTKEY would be for username and password, and combine them you get.... msiexec.exe /i winamp.msi Xfull=1 Xname=INSERTNAME Xkey=INSERTKEY

net user USERNAME /delete

you don't ahve the VERSION information correct. You're missing the ProductVerion numbers as well as the name of the OS in SVCPACK.INF

sorry, I was telling someone else.....tyring to clarify their understanding. as for yours..... I still don't think it will work. But I'm not sure....worth a try. I'll look some, and if I find anything I'll post back.

that's probally because they trying to phase it out, but the majority of them are going at the NT systems as they are now the predominant ones.... as for making one.... it's really simple, haven't worked with automating App installation, but driver and the msbatch.inf file is pretty simple. There also a tool on the 98 disc to make it for you, just like XP has setupmgr.exe

yes. You would just rename your new one, to luna.msstyle, compress it using COMPRESS and replace the original on the CD. Or you could use the line in Winnt.sif to apply your own theme, that has the style selection in there.

eh.... what can I saw, sometimes I'm sarcastic, sometimes I'm round. Just alittle something something to liven up the board ??

for the multiboot, you're probally meaning something like CDShell. And now....if you search you will find your answer....or perhaps checking the Multiboot Guide website.....

yes, now if you actually READ ANYTHING on this site, you'll know that's pretty much ALL the unattended section does. It's on the website dedicated to it, its in numerous guides on the frontpage...... That's two so far you haven't read...... AND you posted in the wrong forum.

HKEY_USERS and the Default User profile are not the same. The Default User (along with all other users) are in the HKEY_USERS hive, except under their SID. Look in regedit, you'll see what I mean. During logon, it's the HKEY_USER hive that's active and controls its settings

you have to copy your Winzip files to your "Installation" directory, or whereever you want them to be stored. I'm not talkin about the self-extracting EXE, but the files that come out. From a working Winzip installation, COPY all those files to your WINZIP directory on your CD, then put in your batch file the command to COPY it back to your harddrive to somehting like C:\Winzip or C:\Program Files\Winzip or wherever you want it to be placed, THEN called that winzip32.exe command with the path to your new Winzip file location

the image might have been created with a tool like CDIMAGE. Instead of looking at the disk properties, highlight all the folders and files on the disk, and then check the properties. I bet that will display the 1 gig or so..... The are duplicate files on the disc, that were only written once, but when copied to the harddrive in file form, an individual copy is created for each entry on the disc.

yeah I kno people, not everyone has the money to run WIndows XP on a 3 GHz machine.....geeeze....bring on 98. I think the SLOWEST computer in my house is atleast a 1ghz. I built a spare computer out of spare parts to use as a DVD player for a TV. It's a nice 2ghz machine....

I can't tell if your installing XP or 2000 from those examples. One would guess XP from this MajorVersion=5 MinorVersion=1 BuildNumber=2600 but 2K from this REG ADD %KEY%\005 /VE /D "IE6 SP1" /f REG ADD %KEY%\005 /V 1 /D "%CDROM%\install\ie\IE6SETUP.EXE /q:a /r:n" /f unless of course you removed IE6 from the original XP, just to install it later on as a standalone.

I don't see why yall are telling him to use %allusersprofile% though it is better incase of drive letter changes, it's still the same thing. The spaces aren't the problem. As a side note, you may need to save the % in ASCII? Open EDIT in DOS type it, save it. Then try that.I'm better the problem is that DOS thinks %120 is a variable ( the 120th argument variable)

anything with more characters is cut to the first 6 and a ~1 is added to it. It's also determined by the order in which the directories were created. So if .... Alcohol2 was created before Alcohol1, Alcohol2 would be be names Alcoho~1. Either if the names were different, samething applies if the first 6 letters are the same.

@Bashrat Nothing to do with Multiboot Guide. There is a reason I posted in the Multiboot section, and not the general Unattended section. But on my opinion for compressed drivers, I would instead link to a post in the forum describing the method, and not directly adding it to the site. But it's not my decision, it's Aaron's, so we'll see what happens.

hehe, if you see a working method, give it to me, and I'll try and make a guide out of something I haven't done. I don't have Knoppix, so I can't test.

wrong forum.

let's not forget INFINST.EXE for adding Drivers to the setup. and I believe this would be a better link.... http://www.microsoft.com/technet/archive/w...oy/batch98.mspx I have you know, I just spent 3 days tryign to get Windows 98 to install on my computer....(old school games, that needs REAL DOS). So I still use it, and it's alot faster then XP. lol.

try it's DOS name? Alcoho~1?

it's not warez till you download or someone posts a like to it. It's illegal unless you have the license to have it (buying the 3 pack, or purchasing it) otherwise.....

why not download a trial version of VMWare or VirtualPC? They emulate a computer and should be able to simulate the install without installing on your main machine.