September 15, 201015 yr Hi guys i maniged to create ISO my question is how can I add custom booting screen to this ISO ? is there atutorial I can look at or anything so I can learn please?
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September 16, 201015 yr Author Thanks guys sorry for inconviniance hope I get some reply to my problem
September 17, 201015 yr Using OEM folders place your custom boot in the system32 folder and name it "OEMKrnl.exe"Make a .cmd file with the following contents:bootcfg /RAW /A /Kernel=OEMKrnl.exe /ID 1bootcfg /Timeout 0And call that via cmdlines.txt!
September 17, 201015 yr http://unattended.msfn.org/unattended.xp/view/web/18/SESSID=9e5ae547abc9ad64b2474f7097af991e/Any iso manager will do it
August 14, 201214 yr Using OEM folders place your custom boot in the system32 folder and name it "OEMKrnl.exe"Make a .cmd file with the following contents:bootcfg /RAW /A /Kernel=OEMKrnl.exe /ID 1bootcfg /Timeout 0And call that via cmdlines.txt!could you give the file path to system32 folder on a Win7 install disk.thanks,
August 14, 201214 yr could you give the file path to system32 folder on a Win7 install disk.?This topic was in reference to Windows XP (bootcfg.exe was mentioned).Windows 7 uses WIM's - look inside them using 7-Zip. Different "beast"...
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