Canary M. Burns Posted July 23, 2007 Posted July 23, 2007 (edited) Hey guys ive made a few unattended discs before. They mostly had sp2 integrated and some custom runonce to install additional software. They all worked great, but now i want to create a disc with the latest updates, ie7 etc... So ive taken a xphome disc and did all the stuff i did b4 for my other discs and I downloaded RVMUpdatepack 2.1.11 and the ie7addon from RyanVM. Ive read that u can use Nlite to integrate these. So anyways i integrated the update pack and ie7 and install hangs after the first reboot when it gets into gui mode @ 39 mins. So I tried just the rvmupdate by itself and then ie7 by itself and they still hang, but it doesnt hang if i leave out those updates and go with just sp2. Any ideas? If you need additional info please let me know. Sorry im new to the forums so i dont know what info u all need. Edited July 24, 2007 by Canary M. Burns
Kelsenellenelvian Posted July 24, 2007 Posted July 24, 2007 xphome disc and did all the stuff i did b4 for my other discs and I downloaded RVMUpdatepack 2.1.11Are you adding in other fixes? Because there is a limitation that XP reaches at @ 150 cat files in the svcpack folder. Once there is too many hotfixes and cat files the installation will hang sometimes for an hour or more...
Canary M. Burns Posted July 24, 2007 Author Posted July 24, 2007 (edited) Nope the only thing that ive done to it is integrate SP2 and then the update pack and ie7 addon. thanks for the response *edit* I tried copying a diff xp home source i had and starting from scratch and still didnt help, anyone have any thoughts for me Edited July 25, 2007 by Canary M. Burns
Canary M. Burns Posted July 31, 2007 Author Posted July 31, 2007 Anyone have any ideas for me? Or any ideas what I could be doing wrong? Have people succesfully slipstreamed IE7, WMP11, and RyanVM update pack into a installation disk before? Little Help
gosh Posted July 31, 2007 Posted July 31, 2007 The 39 min mark is at the start of setup, setup does the following in order:1 - registers catalogs so it can check digital signature of files2 - Installs core hardware such as cpu, hard disk, drivers3 - starts step 1 of 3So what you're looking at is either 1) corrupt core files, 2) digital signing broken, 3) hardware issuesUpload your setuplog.txt (which shows what setup did), and setupapi.log (which logs hardware detection), and setuperr.log (if you have it). I'll look at the files if you want and tell you what is wrong.-gosh
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