Alanoll

it's called a multiboot cd. there's an entire forum dedicated to it. Read that first.

Come Dec10th, I'm closing entries for addidtions so I can start planning things out. SO you people better hurry.

only .NET. DirectX is included. Please search next time.

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if you intend for your last set to run at the same point as the others, then you do need the rundll32 command again. Otherwise, it will execute upon reboot.

the system uses the default WIndows drivers, and are compatible with them. Or it has drivers included and you just don't recognize it.

have you tried using the videochange utitlity on site? @maxXPsoft You just gotta know how to use it. Have to be very exclusive, with + and - to single out words, " to get phrases and such.

ahem....

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...display++prompt search harder... add, ConfigureAtLogon=0 AutoConfirm=1 to your display section in winnt.sif

that shouldn't work.... this should. You don't need to repeat the CMDOW or anything like that. ONLY the part where the lines start REG. The SET and everything before does NOT need to be repeated. REG ADD %KEY%\065 /VE /D "Installing IsoBuster" /f REG ADD %KEY%\065 /V 1 /D "%SystemDrive%\Install\IsoBuster\setup.exe /VERYSILENT /SP-" /f REG ADD %KEY%\065 /V 2 /D "REGEDIT /S %SystemDrive%\Install\IsoBuster\reg.reg" /f REG ADD %KEY%\070 /VE /D "Moving on to System Appz" /f rundll32.exe iernonce.dll,RunOnceExProcess REG ADD %KEY% /V TITLE /D "Installing System Appz" /f REG ADD %KEY%\001/VE /D "nVidia Video Drivers" /f REG ADD %KEY%\001 /V 1 /D "%SystemDrive%\Install\nVidia\6693.exe /s /v"/qb" /f

What else about the site do you think should be changed/added? I'm about to start planning the layout....so....better hurry.... Please link to things as well. Find the most common questions, and link to them. Come on now...

did you delete then type, or overwrite what was already there?

ooooh the PDF. lol. Gotcha. I was like...I don't see any bookmarks on the site.... Alrighty, I'll take care of that when I update. First gotta plan everything out.

I believe it's more.... LEADIN>TOC>Bootsector The leading has a bit that signals it's bootable, and the TOC tells where it is on the disc. As for the emulation of the IO.SYS, it's not really neccesary. IO.SYS was used because it was a DOS subsystem. the CDROM boots whatever it needs to. Like the XP CDs, but into the ntloader which then starts setup. Linux boots something, then starts the kernel. the CD's bootcode and what to look for, IS the bootsector. Which is why the bootsector has to have a spec, so it's all compatible across systems.

screenshot maybe? I'm just not seeing what you're talkin about...sorry :/

does it do it without the winnt.sif file?

please do a search for "Error Code 5" as it's been discussed. The most probable cause is a bad boot sector or incorrectly modified boot sector. Fix: Start over with the boot sector, and be sure to use CAPITAL letters, and don't delete and then type, but straight overwrite.

They all in that large REG file in the Regtweak thread?

I honestly have no idea what the server supports. I'd have to ask xper. If it is iss/mssql (asp) compatible, I'll give ya a call, and credit ya.....otherwise, time for Alanoll to do some reading. As for tapping into the IPB's user base, I just thought it'd be simpler and easier for users rather then having to create another user. I'd have to have some sort of login page anyways just for authenticating (validating that it's a tweak or something).

please post whatever code you are currently using to install whatever other programs you are installing. a switch is simply what allows you to install a program silently. /qb or /qn is the silent switch for Windows Installer for example. If you DON'T know what a switch is.... unattended.msfn.org read then come back.

To put it simply.... The bootsector is just that...a spot on the DVD/CD at a certain location. In reality, the TOC (Table of Contents of the disc) tells that there IS a boot sector and where it's located. I believe via specification, it's within the first 100 blocks, but you'll have to look up the El Torito boot spec. For a CD to be considered a CD, it HAS to conform to the CD spec, same as DVD. Which means if it does NOT conform, it doesn't get that cool little logo on the disc. Different media does not affect bootablity. Readers don't either. User and BIOS do.

alright.... the program you're trying to use, though it WAS created using an InstallShield program, it uses Windows Installer to install. The switch YOU need for this app is /s /v/qn , so in your file that you use to install your programs... setup.exe /s /v/qn command.com is not needed. If you post waht you do have, I'd be able to give you exact code

or use some deductive reasoning, as most programs use one of the 4 main types, which are all documented on the Unattended website

you're program uses Windows Installer compressed in an EXE to reduce size. use: /s /v/qn (there is NO space between /v and /qn)

wait till you get the sooped up grav gun...... it be nice....and lightish blue.... can actually kill with it directly.