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WPI cannot run in Dos Mode?

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I did a search, but I couldn't find it. I am trying to automate my installation of various applications onto an N-lite XP SP3 disk. I get through the installation process fine, but when it starts to run WPI, I get a ton of garbage on the screen and an error message stating that WPI cannot run in Dos-Mode. Has anyone else had this come up? How do I fix this issue?

Unfortunately, I am building the system as a virtual machine and don't have a screenshot of it right now. I am trying to troubleshoot the automated installer still. LOL (I would like to get that done before I do the WPI fix)

Forgot to mention that once Windows XP Pro SP3 gets to the desktop, I can go to the DVD and double click on the WPI html file and it will install without any problems.

*solved* When I was adding my driverpacks, my cmdlines.txt in $oem$ was getting modified. I replaced it back with original cmdlines.txt file and it worked.

Edited by flyboynm

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I have a screenshot of the error now.

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Edited by flyboynm

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How are you calling WPI? Or WHEN?

TONS of people use it daily from cmdlines.txt (T-13\T-12)

It was an error in the cmdlines.txt that nlite caused. I found the solution earlier and edited original post stating it was solved.

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