BPopilek Posted July 12, 2007 Posted July 12, 2007 Hello all, I am new to all of this hotfix patching etc, and so far I have had pretty good luck getting my XP disc running. I am stumped right now though. I need to have the installation copy a folder called install and all of it's files to the root of the system drive during the install. I have tried making the $OEM$ folder with the $1 subfolder and a subfolder in there called Install and the files are under that. When the install completes however, the install directory never gets copied to the hard drive. I have tried placing the $OEM$ folder in the i386 folder and in the root of the CD with no luck. Am I missing something? I have some addons like IE7 etc that I want installed when the user logs in for the first time. Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks for reading!
benners Posted July 13, 2007 Posted July 13, 2007 You need to add OemPreinstall=Yes to your sif file under the [unattended] section.If you do this I think\not sure that the F6 option to load RAID\SATA drivers during setup is unavailable. I have mine slipstreamed so I don't need that option. From ref.chmOemPreinstallSpecifies whether Setup installs its files from distribution folders.Syntax OemPreinstall = Yes | No Values Yes Setup copies the subfolders and files contained in the \platform\$oem$ folder.No Setup does not copy these files.Example OemPreinstall = YesComments NoteIf OemPreinstall = Yes, do not set NTUpgrade to Yes. If OemPreinstall = Yes, unattended Setup automatically stops at the Welcome page. To avoid this pause in your factory environment, set OEMSkipWelcome to 1. Do not distribute any computer with OEMSkipWelcome = 1. Instead, set OEMSkipWelcome to 0 in the Sysprep.inf file you use before delivering the computer to the customer.
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