persona156

Ok, last question, I promise! I've set up everything but now when it is processing at the end it stops on "Preparing Selected Tasks" and tells me that my cab files are corrupted. It hasn't done this until now and I think it's because I accidently deleted the "I386" folder from "C:/." Also I am integrating WMP10 so do I have to use "xpboot.bin" without making an iso with nlite v1.0 RC3?

Somewhat off topic but.. I noticed in "Last Session.ini" on my cd, that all my drivers are pointing to the folder I had on my desktop. For example: "C:\Documents and Settings\****\Desktop\MSI K8N Neo2 Drivers\NF3_CK8S\Win2K-XP\Ethernet\nvenetfd.inf,0" Was I supposed to copy the folder with all my drivers ("MSI K8N Neo2 Drivers") to my windows xp folder. If so does it matter where? Could I just drop put it in the root? Sorry for all these questions.

Thanks alot Fernado and RogueSpear! This is for an unattended install right? If I choose "FullUnattended" it won't skip them cause in your guide you said they weren't signed?

Well, I'm trying to slipstream them using the drivers that come in the "Mass Storage DriverPack." I have a "MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum Socket 939" nf3 motherboard and I'm going to use the "nvraid.inf" found in the "4AR" folder. That should be correct according to THIS.

Sorry! I'm using nLite 1.0 RC3 to integrate the drivers (completely forgot to mention that). I went to my SATA/RAID drivers folder which I downloaded from my motherboard's manufacturer's site and there were two ".inf" files (nvatabus.inf and nvraid.inf). When I choose either one that window that I mentioned in my first post is brought up. All I want to do is install all my motherboard drivers in an unattended winxp installation disc. I will look at what you brought up also.

Hello. I'm trying to integrate my SATA/RAID drivers for an unattended winxp installation, and when doing so a window pops up telling me to choose a "Mode" (Regular PNP Driver or Textmode Driver) and a "Textmode Integration Option" (NVIDIA NForce Storage Controller or NVIDIA RAID CLASS DRIVER). I really am not sure on what to choose here and help would be appreciated. Thank you.