LeveL Posted August 10, 2007 Share Posted August 10, 2007 When you look under [sourceDisksFiles] in I386\TXTSETUP.SIF you see things like this:sens.dll = 2,,,,,,,2,0,0I am only using the file "sens.dll" as an example. So if you see that "2,,,,,,,2,0,0" in TXTSETUP.SIF does it always mean the file is expanded to WINDOWS\system32 on install?I also see this for most, if not all SATA drivers I have added:si3112.sys = 1,,,,,,4_,4,1,,,1,4I am only using the file "si3112.sys" as an example. So if you see that "1,,,,,,4_,4,1,,,1,4" in TXTSETUP.SIF... where in Windows is the folder that relates to that set of commas and numbers "1,,,,,,4_,4,1,,,1,4" and how can you know whats what?Is there any reference anywhere that explains this?The only one I know is the one for system32 thats "2,,,,,,,2,0,0"I think I saw FDV explain at least some of this somewhere. Just wondering if there is any definitive reference so you can be certain that the commas equate to the folders properly?If you really wanted to make your Windows installation properly, you could do away with the $OEM$ structure and put all your files in I386 and still have it unattended! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ricktendo Posted August 10, 2007 Share Posted August 10, 2007 (edited) http://gosh.msfn.org/txtsetup.htm[WinntDirectories]1 = "\"2 = system323 = system32\config4 = system32\drivers5 = system7 = system32\ras9 = system32\spool10 = system32\spool\drivers11 = system32\spool\drivers\w32x86\312 = system32\spool\prtprocs13 = system32\spool\prtprocs\w32x8614 = system32\wins15 = system32\dhcp16 = repair17 = system32\drivers\etc18 = system32\spool\drivers\w32x8619 = system32\drivers\disdn20 = inf21 = Help22 = Fonts23 = Config24 = msagent\intl25 = Cursors26 = Media27 = java28 = java\classes29 = java\trustlib30 = system32\ShellExt31 = Web32 = system32\Setup33 = Web\printers34 = system32\spool\drivers\color35 = system32\wbem36 = system32\wbem\Repository37 = addins38 = "Connection Wizard"39 = "Driver Cache\i386"40 = security41 = security\templates42 = system32\npp43 = system32\ias44 = system32\dllcache45 = Temp46 = Web\printers\images47 = system32\export48 = system32\wbem\mof\good49 = system32\wbem\mof\bad50 = twain_3251 = msapps\msinfo52 = msagent53 = msagent\chars54 = security\logs55 = system32\icsxml57 = system32\mui58 = %MUI_PRIMARY_LANG_ID_DIR%59 = system32\mui\dispspec60 = AppPatch61 = Debug62 = Debug\UserMode63 = system32\oobe67 = Help\Tours68 = Resources\Themes\Luna69 = Resources\Themes\Luna\Shell\NormalColor70 = system32\oobe\html\ispsgnup71 = system32\oobe\html\mouse72 = system32\oobe\html\oemcust73 = system32\oobe\html\oemhw74 = system32\oobe\html\oemreg75 = system32\oobe\images76 = system32\oobe\setup77 = system32\oobe\sample78 = Resources\Themes\Luna\Shell\Metallic79 = Resources\Themes\Luna\Shell\Homestead91 = Help\Tours\mmTour92 = Help\Tours\htmlTour93 = Provisioning\Schemas100 = system32\1025101 = system32\1028102 = system32\1031103 = system32\1033104 = system32\1037105 = system32\1041106 = system32\1042107 = system32\1054108 = system32\2052109 = system32\3076110 = system32\wbem\xml111 = system32\usmt112 = system32\inetsrv123 = mui124 = WinSxS125 = WinSxS\Manifests126 = WinSxS\InstallTemp127 = ime129 = Resources\Themes130 = ime132 = ime\imejp133 = System32\IME\PINTLGNT134 = System32\IME\CINTLGNT135 = System32\IME\TINTLGNT136 = IME\CHTIME\Applets137 = ime\imejp98138 = ime\imejp\applets139 = pchealth\helpctr\binaries180 = system32\3com_dmi181 = PeerNet239 = system32\wbem\Logs240 = ehomeYou can even make your own number and destination up and add it, here is how you would do that with a Entries*.ini file[general]builddate=description=forcelang=language=ServicePack=title=version=website=Windows=[dosnet_files]d1,wlan_bec.xsdd1,wlan_beu.xsd[txtsetup_dirs]247 = l2schemas[txtsetup_files]wlan_bec.xsd = 100,,,,,,,247,0,0,baseeapconnectionpropertiesv1.xsdwlan_beu.xsd = 100,,,,,,,247,0,0,baseeapuserpropertiesv1.xsd Edited August 10, 2007 by ricktendo64 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LeveL Posted August 10, 2007 Author Share Posted August 10, 2007 Thanks. So if it says 1 = "\" this means 1= the root of your systemdrive?So thats where all the SATA drivers are expanded to in the first part of setup?Now im wondering why you don't have a thousand SATA files on your C drive when Windows is finished installing!Also, if the number for DIR corresponds to the number in the beginning before the commas, what are the commas there for and what do the numbers after the commas mean?Thanks for the help, I never knew the directories were all listed in the txtsetup.sif file itself Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tomcat76 Posted August 11, 2007 Share Posted August 11, 2007 The first digit is not for the destination folder; it only denotes the CD the file is on and/or if the file came with a Service Pack.1 = original file on CD12 = SP file on CD1 (Win2K) or TABLETPC file on CD2 (WinXP)3 = MEDIACTR file on CD2 (WinXP)4 = NETFX file on CD2 (WinXP)100 = SP file on CD1 (WinXP/2K3)The destination folder is further on:WINDOWS/WINNT: filename.exe = 1,,,,,,,1,0,0system32: filename.exe = 1,,,,,,,2,0,0system32\drivers: filename.sys = 1,,,,,,,4,0,0Or from your example:si3112.sys = 1,,,,,,4_,4,1,,,1,4The folders in [WinntDirectories] are relative to the WINDOWS/WINNT folder, so "1" ("\") is the WINDOWS/WINNT folder itself. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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