October 25, 200916 yr How do i edit(and burn) an nlite version of win2000? How do i create a new bootable iso? I would like to remove:1)DirectX72)Msagent3)Hyperterminal4)Java5)Ms backup6)Command promt7) ADD(+) support for partitions greater than 128GB without sp4Below is the .ini file....[Main]Env = 1.0 RC4 - 2.0.50727.42.Microsoft Windows NT 5.0.2195.0Target = Windows 2000 Professional - build 1 - English (United States)The rest of ini file is an attachment.... Last_Session.ini Edited October 27, 200916 yr by joe sixpack
October 26, 200916 yr How do i edit(and burn) an nlite version of win2000? How do i create a new bootable iso?Your question is quite confusing, as from what follows, you seem to be familiar with the process or at least have done it once. Or else where does the ini file come from ? Is your question "how to use nLite?"
October 26, 200916 yr Author I am looking to edit an exsisting nlite iso/ini to streamline it further...
October 26, 200916 yr Start with a fresh source of Win2000 and load the "Last Session.ini".You can change the settings during this run.Don`t run nLite against a pre-modified source.
October 27, 200916 yr Author I can not start fresh. This is an older nlite version. Please note I can NOT use newer versions of nlite with win2000 and winXP I get net 2.0 errors one page long. Clean install of OS. I will post a separate thread about this. I can only start from scratch with an older version 1 nlite(see ini) and an older version of net 2.0. Highly unlikely i will find these for download >>As stated above, it should be possible to edit this working version of nlite. I also would require assistance creating a bootable iso.
October 27, 200916 yr it should be possible to edit this working version of nlite. I also would require assistance creating a bootable iso.possible, maybe. supportable, surely not. *not that its supported anyway, but makes troubleshooting inordinately more difficult*I also would require assistance creating a bootable iso.I use cdimage, there is a nice version out with a GUI but the command line would look something like:sourcefolder = the one that contains the i386 folder.deployfolder = wherever you want the outputcdimage -CDNAME -b%sourcefolder%\bootsect.bin -h -n -o -m -w2 %sourcefolder% %deployfolder%\output.iso" Edited October 27, 200916 yr by iamtheky
October 28, 200916 yr Maybe I don`t understand correctly due to my poor english.1. You can`t run a newer version of nLite than 1.0RC4 under Win2000because you are getting errors caused by .NET ?2. You are looking for download nLite 1.0RC4 ?3. Why can`t you start with a fresh source of Win2000 ?
October 28, 200916 yr I can not start fresh. This is an older nlite version. Please note I can NOT use newer versions of nlite with win2000 and winXP I get net 2.0 errors one page long. Clean install of OS. I will post a separate thread about this. I can only start from scratch with an older version 1 nlite(see ini) and an older version of net 2.0. Highly unlikely i will find these for download Then you sure have other issues, because both nLite 1.4.9.1 and .Net 2.0 work fine on 2000 and XP.
October 29, 200916 yr Author I posted a separate thread regarding the net 2.0 issues. available here.... http://www.msfn.org/board/net-2-0-isues-nlite-t139190.htmlIf anyone knows how to edit+burn an exsisting nlite...let me know
October 29, 200916 yr Linking both threads to each other is not going to clear things up. nLite 1.4.9.1 is out since almost a year, would it have problems running with .net2.0 we would have noticed by now. There is obviously someting wrong with all your OSs.You can as much you want, still no one seems to even understand what you want to do. Is it "edit an nlited set of files without using nLite" ?
October 29, 200916 yr I posted a separate thread regarding the net 2.0 issues. available here.... http://www.msfn.org/board/net-2-0-isues-nlite-t139190.htmlSome people responded, go take a look.If anyone knows how to edit+burn an exsisting nlite...let me know For that, you have to get .Net working, don't you?
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