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Feature is called GigaRec. This was introduced at Plextor Premium, a CD writer. Later true Plextor drives support GigaRec too. Remember Plextor dosn't manufactur drives anymore. Today that's OEM drives with a Plextor label. Have a look for GigaRec at product manual. Most drives should read GigaRec factor 1.2 (read 840mb data at 700mb media). Of course reading is not guaranteed. I'm using 'cdrecord driveropts=gigarec=1.2' A average drive dosn't read GigaRec factor 1.4 (980mb data at 700mb media). The same drive or on another identical one is required.

First congratulations to new section at MSFN. If I recall correctly from 2006 http://www.msfn.org/board/-t81788.html&amp...st&p=584906 Txtsetup.sif [setupData] SetupSourcePath is ignored at USB. Using a different directory set: change setupldr.bin and setupdd.sys.

Of course this is not safe. If you like a safe solution: use graphic card drivers from Laptop manufacturer. If Laptop manufacturer dosn't provide appropiate drivers, try a non safe solution. Of course that's at your own risk. Which nvidia driver version do you use currently? Try a newer one, but don't use the newest.

Driver for Laptop Nvidia Graphic cards: http://www.laptopvideo2go.com/ There are default desktop drivers and modded *.inf files.

Yes, there are 8.5GB dual layer DVD media. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dual_layer#Dual_layer_recording

Which DVD media do you use? There are dual layer DVD media. ISO-9660 and UDF file system handle files greater 4GB. To include a 5GB file to bootable media http://www.msfn.org/board/OSCDIMG-error-t111776.html

Hard disk is connected to a ICH8M. Use drivers for this massstorage controller. Get Storage Manager Intel Windows XP 7.5.0.1017 http://uk.computers.toshiba-europe.com/cgi...selShortMod=675

There is a new WAIK http://www.msfn.org/board/-t84446.html&amp...st&p=734826 This contain a new OSCDIMG 2.54. -u2 includes a file greater 4 GB.

I get Does a newer oscdimg version exist? Another approach is mkisofs. Big files greater 4 GB can be included to a bootable media. Maybe that's a solution. Ask if you like to try this and need help.

Integrate KB883667 http://www.msfn.org/board/Unattend-Install...ver-t39479.html Can you try XP SP3 RC too?