Hello everyone! I'm pretty **** new here and to Mulit-Boot DVDs. I just (finally) bought a DVD-Burner! Now I want to create a few Mulit-Boot DVDs of WinOS's and some Linux OS's. Here we're only concerned about Win ... So I have read through this form and other guides to make a Win Mulit-Boot DVD and I'm getting the hang of everything now. There is a big problem that I don't like about Multi-Boot DVDs ... the root directory of the DVDs are filled with crap files which makes everything a mess! After looking at txtsetup.sif to modify it, I've found a fix that I haven't seen posted or noted anywhere! Normally you are suppose to change the SetupSourcePath in the [setupData] section: [SetupData] *snipped blank lines* SetupSourcePath = "\" MajorVersion = 5 MinorVersion = 1 DefaultPath=\WINDOWS But what I found was if you go up a few lines you see this: jpndir = "\langpack\jpn" kordir = "\langpack\kor" chtdir = "\langpack\cht" chsdir = "\langpack\chs" MUI_PRIMARY_LANG_ID_DIR = "system32\mui\0009" cdname = "Windows XP Professional CD-ROM" productname = "Windows XP Professional" bootname1 = "Windows XP Professional SP2 Setup Boot Disk" bootname2 = "Windows XP Professional SP2 Setup Disk #2" bootname3 = "Windows XP Professional SP2 Setup Disk #3" bootname4 = "Windows XP Professional SP2 Setup Disk #4" bootname5 = "Windows XP Professional SP2 Setup Disk #5" bootname6 = "Windows XP Professional SP2 Setup Disk #6" cdtagfile = "\win51ip" cdtagfilei = "\win51ip" cdtagfilem = "\win51mp" boottagfile1 = "\disk101" boottagfile2 = "\disk102" boottagfile3 = "\disk103" boottagfile4 = "\disk104" boottagfile5 = "\disk105" boottagfile6 = "\disk106" spcdname = "Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2 CD" spcdtagfilei = "\win51ip.sp2" cd2name = "Windows XP Professional CD2" cd2tagfilei = "\win51ip2" [SetupData] *snipped blank lines* SetupSourcePath = "\" MajorVersion = 5 MinorVersion = 1 DefaultPath=\WINDOWS Now look closely to the lines cdtagfile, cdtagfilei, cdtagfilem, spcdtagfilei, and cd2tagfilei. They are all looking for those defining files that would be in the CD's root directory but are now located somewhere else. Instead of copying those files need to the DVD's root directory, just add that same path that you added to SetupSourcePath before the '\*file*' on each of those lines. Also you see the boottagfile* lines? Most of these are in your OS's new boot folder (4 lettered that matched the modified setupldr.bin file), so just add that folders path (should be '\' + Folder Name) in front of the '\disk***' lines. ... so now it would be this: jpndir = "\langpack\jpn" kordir = "\langpack\kor" chtdir = "\langpack\cht" chsdir = "\langpack\chs" MUI_PRIMARY_LANG_ID_DIR = "system32\mui\0009" cdname = "Windows XP Professional CD-ROM" productname = "Windows XP Professional" bootname1 = "Windows XP Professional SP2 Setup Boot Disk" bootname2 = "Windows XP Professional SP2 Setup Disk #2" bootname3 = "Windows XP Professional SP2 Setup Disk #3" bootname4 = "Windows XP Professional SP2 Setup Disk #4" bootname5 = "Windows XP Professional SP2 Setup Disk #5" bootname6 = "Windows XP Professional SP2 Setup Disk #6" cdtagfile = "\SYSTEMS\WINXP\PRO_SP2\win51ip" cdtagfilei = "\SYSTEMS\WINXP\PRO_SP2\win51ip" cdtagfilem = "\SYSTEMS\WINXP\PRO_SP2\win51mp" boottagfile1 = "\XPPR\disk101" boottagfile2 = "\XPPR\disk102" boottagfile3 = "\XPPR\disk103" boottagfile4 = "\XPPR\disk104" boottagfile5 = "\XPPR\disk105" boottagfile6 = "\XPPR\disk106" spcdname = "Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2 CD" spcdtagfilei = "\SYSTEMS\WINXP\PRO_SP2\win51ip.sp2" cd2name = "Windows XP Professional CD2" cd2tagfilei = "\SYSTEMS\WINXP\PRO_SP2\win51ip2" [SetupData] *snipped blank lines* SetupSourcePath = "\SYSTEMS\WINXP\PRO_SP2\" MajorVersion = 5 MinorVersion = 1 DefaultPath=\WINDOWS I've already tried it and it's working like a charm! Now the only problem that I have is when the sys file 'cmdide.sys' is loaded, it can't be found and I get an error and a restart! Now sure what's going on with this! I've checked for the file and it's there, I've used the BootFolder.exe program to get the Boot Folder and I've also done the 'winnt32.exe /noreboot' way too. I still get an error saying that 'cmdide.sys' can not be found! Any help here? Thanks and hope this works / helps + you like it!