July 30, 200719 yr Here's What My Version Of Vista DVD Looks Like ... :Total Size Of Files :Sources Folder :Versions On DVD (13 Editions Total) :When I slipstream the updates to the DVD will they be slipstreamed to all versions of do I have to do it 1 by 1 to every edition of Vista available on the DVD .... If so won't the image grow a great deal ? making it too big for a standard DVD5 ? Plz reply ASAP ... So I know exactly what to do ... Ch33rsThe.Freak Edited July 30, 200719 yr by nokia999i
July 30, 200719 yr When I slipstream the updates to the DVD will they be slipstreamed to all versions of do I have to do it 1 by 1 to every edition of Vista available on the DVD .... If so won't the image grow a great deal ? making it too big for a standard DVD5 ? Plz reply ASAP ... So I know exactly what to do ... Ch33rsEach and every one so your 8.5 will become way too big so whats the use, some time back they created an 11in1 XP DVD and was able to keep the size down since they used common files. Eventually someone will do that unless you're the one.
July 30, 200719 yr Author I get it so how to extract the Ultimate 32bit and 64bit editions seperatly? Meaning how do I get rid of the rest so I only have Ultimate32bit/64bit on the DVD?
July 30, 200719 yr I get it so how to extract the Ultimate 32bit and 64bit editions seperatly? Meaning how do I get rid of the rest so I only have Ultimate32bit/64bit on the DVD?So far simplest way is to use VLite.
July 31, 200719 yr I get it so how to extract the Ultimate 32bit and 64bit editions seperatly? Meaning how do I get rid of the rest so I only have Ultimate32bit/64bit on the DVD?So far simplest way is to use VLite.Each image can be separately extracted using imagex /exportthen imagex /append to add what you want togetherlook at your Waik.chm Edited July 31, 200719 yr by maxXPsoft
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