Why is my .iso growing when I don't add anything?

[vanbc]

If I just start nlite and "load last session" to view what I done, nlite says it grew by ~9mb.

What's with that?

Thanks.

[Ponch]

You mean you've redone the whole process ? Readded the same drivers a second time and recreated the iso just to see what you had done the 1st time ?

[vanbc]

Yes. That is exactly what I am doing.

Now I did stumble on the "preset" button (with no dots around the dialogue "button") in the add drivers section

Before I was manually adding the folder location again and again until I found the "preset" button.

Was this the cause? She grew by about 9mb each time.

Thanks

Edited September 17, 2007 by vanbc

[billonious]

I have mentioned this bug. Each time you run nlite at the same project with drivers loaded in the driver panel, it adds the duplicated drivers one more time, no matter if they already exist. Suppose that there are 100 folders in NLDRV folder with drivers. When you add the same drivers, you won't get any message that the selected drivers already exist, but nlite adds the same drivers creating folders 101 to 201 and increasing the size of the iso.

Just deactivate the "drivers" button in the "task selection" panel.

[Ponch]

Or check your Last_Session.ini instead of running the program.

[GTOOOOOH]

Or just use driverpacks for drivers, and use nlite for patches/settings.

[vanbc]

drverpacks? enlighten me