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XP Sp3 OEM - WINNT32 /syspart:c /tempdrive:c

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I'm trying to install a slipstreamed version of xp pro sp3 oem.

I took a sp2c media and slipstreamed in sp3.

I then tried to deploy it with the regular ms opk.

It seems to install fine, but has errors. (the start menu doesn't have IE is has a Internet icon that takes you to ie's properties)

Some services are missing (Can't install the Intel 12.4 lan drivers).

I've also tried a manual install with the WINNT32 /syspart:c /tempdrive:c using winpe2.0.

It gives the same results.

The weird thing is.... it works fine if installed off the cd.

Any suggestions?

Thanks.

Mark

Edited by dabone

Same here.

Appwiz.cpl -> components and just advance and IE was installed.

Did you used HFSLIP?

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I'm doing the following..

I copy my xp sp2c cd to a temp dir.

Using the extracted sp3 I go to the update dir and say update /integrate:c:\xpdirectory

Then I'm using nlite to insert the intel achi and raid drivers for ich 7 - 9.

Then I have that dir as a network share under winpe 2.0.

Trying again today, the problem only happens when I insert the textmode drivers.

Just loading the servicepack has no problems.

Strange that the entire setup will complete without a reported error.

Also, the sp3 with the drivers installed works fine from a cd based install.

Later,

dabone

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