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Yes, this is normal. In the BTS Drivers Packs there are a lot of .inf files which contains links to other windows drivers (like w2k, 98 and me). These drivers are already ripped out to save space. I tried several detections for this but I didn't get it working. However I could make a option to skip .com, .sys, .dos and .vxd files. I believe these files have nothing to do with windows xp (I think).

Yeah, I could have done that. But that's too easy. And besides that I would have had to click on all the KB* shortcuts. At least now I know more about your integrator, how nLite works, how nLite tweaks the registry, how inf file works.... and more...

I just did a file compare between an original XP Englisch Corporate source with SP2 and the same one with RVMUpdatePack2.0.2a (with RVM Integrator 1.0.5). I've got these extra languages: > 0000201a = %Bosnian_Cyrillic% > 00000464 = %Filipino% > 00000462 = %Frisian% > 0000085d = %Inuktitut_Latin% > 0000083c = %Irish% > 0000046e = %Luxembourgish% < 0000044e = %Marathi% < 00000450 = %Mongolian% > 0000047a = %Mapudungun% > 0000044e = %Marathi% > 0000047c = %Mohawk% > 00000450 = %Mongolian% > 00000461 = %Nepali_Nepal% > 00000463 = %Pashto% > 00000417 = %Romansh% Does that have something to do with different XP versions? (Edit: Just to make clear, I didn't use any nLite yet)

I learned some Batch commands as well now. The flexibility in code management is exactly why I changed to NSIS. The hardest part is processing the inf files because there is almost no standard and every vender writes in his own style. Any ideas for more functionallity?

I had some problems with this program and couldn't change it to a working batch file. I was doing a project in NSIS, so I decided to try this in NSIS. Here is my result. Anyone cares to try this? DrvComp version 2007.05.15 Features: - Driver compression: This works only on drivers with .inf files! - Multi directory / multi inf files - Recompression cab files - Driver version check - Class/Provider dir structure creation A new topic has been started for this: Driver.compressor

I just was looking on http://www.microsoft.com/msagent/downloads/user.asp and found: "Localized language components are libraries (DLL files) that add support for the dialogs, windows, tooltips, and balloon text of the core components in an additional language to the default English support." Downloading the "dutch selected language component" gave me "AgtX0413.exe" and 0413 is the layout for the netherlands. In the package are AGT0413.* files. So I guess somehow this has to connect to each other.

To fix the keyboard problem in nLite RC6, I added all the agt0* files to Remove Components -> Advanced -> [Keep Box]. I had problems with the regional and language options as well. The settings used in WINNT.SIF -> [RegionalSettings] didn't work anymore. It was all set to the standard US locale. Using nLite RC6, RVMUpdatePack2.0.2a.cab, and a lot of other add-ons. Getting desperate I finally used RVM_Integrator_1.0.5 to integrate all the add-ons into a clean WinXP pro SP2. After that I nLited WinXP with all the agt0* files in the Keep Box. Guess what? It worked. I got my keyboard installed and all the right region settings. Hope this helps nuhi to fix this. As an average nLite user, I would say it is a nLite hotfixes and updatepacks problem.

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Your welcome. It is easier for me that you fix it than that I have to change the dir names Thanx for the great driver packs.

sent @farangcm: Can you please remove my mail address? T.I.A.

Can I please have one? Thanx

I saw this error in the previous drivers pack and it is still there. Thought I mentioned it here. The drivers from Asiliant in graphics pack B are located in D\G\A. The drivers from ATI in graphics pack A are also located in D\G\A. I guess it still works but it just gets a bit messy.