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R6025 while integrating textmode drivers

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I created an installation; then reopened, loaded last session, and added some text-mode drivers. While processing, when it was at the stage "Integrating Drivers",

R6025

-pure virtual function call

still, it proceeded in the background while the message was hanging on screen.

Edited by vrapp


vrapp,

In general, you cannot nLite a source that has already been nLited. The results, as can be seen by reading these forums, are usually bizarre errors and problems. So, yes your should start with a fresh copy of the original CD.

If this post looks familiar, it is because I copied most of it from another post. Multiple nLiteing of a source seems to be one of the most common problems seen in these forums.

Enjoy, John.

  • 3 weeks later...

I got this error too with first time nLiting a source..

so I am using this fresh installation 64bits, and yes do slipstream TXTmode drivers too..

HJW,

To the left of the post you show Vista x86 and you indicate you are nLiteing a 64 bit ISO. This may well not work. If you are not, please attach (not paste) your LastSession.ini and tell us about your source CD and what OS you are nLiteing under.

Enjoy, John.

That error is "Floating Point Not Loaded" access violation...

very strange error to get.

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