Jump to content

Super-Magician

Member
  • Posts

    969
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Donations

    0.00 USD 
  • Country

    United States

Everything posted by Super-Magician

  1. If you have a problem with that, just ask the author!
  2. OK. Would you mind putting a link to SNM in your signature? I often have a hard time finding it.
  3. Have you tried using SUBST? Also, in order to have PUSHD temporarily map a network directory to a drive letter, you need to enable command extensions, which you didn't do.
  4. Just wondering...how new is that? I've never seen that label before on an XP SP2 disc.
  5. Speaking of .NET, didn't RyanVM figure out a way to combine all of the versions into a single installer? Tried emailing you about it several months ago but never got a reply.
  6. His inbox has been full for ages as far as I can tell.
  7. Super-Magician

    Sunday Poll

    I don't think you'd have much use for Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PCs. It's really watered down and as it says on Microsoft's website, it's "not a general-purpose operating system." Plus, you must have a prior Software Assurance license agreement.
  8. I think there's a button you can press at the beginning of setup to enter recovery mode even when you have that switch defined in WINNT.SIF. If it doesn't work, then I'm afraid there isn't a way to make it fully unattended but still be able to run the recovery console. In HFSLIP, if you set INSTALLRC=1 in HFANSWER.INI, you can put the Recovery Console directly on the system when you install the OS. You'd probably be better off asking this in the Unattended forums. For all of your other questions, please read TommyP's response.
  9. Thanks ever so much for this milestone build! Nobody has posted in this topic for two months... By the way, your signature should say 2007-06-08.
  10. Finally! How come it took so long? Edit: Never mind, I just read your post.
  11. Tomcat76 was not able to find a way to make this work in DOS. He would have used the command you posted. Are you sure it extracts everything properly?
  12. I have the same problem! This problem just started occurring today! Please read the directions for resolving this problem above. You'll also find this by using the search function.
  13. It seems pretty clear that something's wrong with... (1) The disc you're using, (2) The burner you're using, and/or (3) The CD-ROM drive you're using to install Windows.
  14. He hasn't updated his list yet for the May updates.
  15. You have the wrong year number in the description.
  16. Same thing on mine...could be a deleted or banned member perhaps?
  17. Update-wise, there are no differences. The same updates exist for XP SP2 and XP SP2 "corporate." The so-called "corporate" edition is simply volume license; however, keep in mind of course that the media (source) for both editions is different.
  18. What are you using as your Win2K source? Is it a clean source? Also, what "optional stuff" are you using?
  19. Instead of posting the file in many parts, ykchanaed, it would be better to ZIP up the file and upload it. Try 7-Zip, WinRAR, or any of the many other popular file compression programs.
  20. No, it's still possible to slipstream it with HFSLIP. The only caveats are (1) you will of course see an error message in setuperr.log and (2) there must be special code in HFSLIP (already there) to deal with the registration bit.
  21. I can't immediately see any problems, but you may want to check that your source has not been corrupted.
  22. You should not be running HFSLIP on a 64-bit system. HFSLIP uses system tools to extract and reassemble many files and this will not work.
×
×
  • Create New...