Br4tt3 Posted May 16, 2004 Posted May 16, 2004 Seems fair enough.... thx man, i will get back to ya with feedback asap.
Br4tt3 Posted May 16, 2004 Posted May 16, 2004 Sorry for being such a bother guys... hmm... i run my custom WinPE, starts it, copies the local i386 to HDD, copies the iFLY and cfg files (right folder structures) and the runtimes off VB6 to the local hard drive after have had run a diskpart script.... the script the tries to execute the iFLY appz but faults with an error off:__________________________________________________________________No hard disk driveSorry, but it appears that you don't have a HDD(hard Disk Drive) in your pc. A HDD is needed to store the temporary files for the program, without one the program cannot run. The program will now exit.__________________________________________________________________Also tried starting the app local to the CD and / HDD after verifying that files off the runtime and cfg files are in place....I know that i am having a HDD in place... Any ideas?? ohh.. and i have verifyied that the files are all -R with attrib as they r copied from CD.
likuidkewl Posted May 16, 2004 Posted May 16, 2004 Is your HD formatted? If not use this Diskpart script and CMD.Partition.txtSEL DIS 0 CLEAN CRE PAR PRI ACT ASSIGN LETTER C ExitDiskpart.cmdECHO.ECHO Launching Diskpart tool...ECHO.@ ECHO OFF%SYSTEMDRIVE%\I386\system32\Diskpart.exe /s %SYSTEMDRIVE%\SCRIPTS\partition.txtECHO.ECHO Now Formatting Partition...format C: /fs:ntfs /v:(MAIN_DRIVE) /yOfcoarse modify then for your disk(s), and file structures.
CuBie Posted May 16, 2004 Author Posted May 16, 2004 Sorry for being such a bother guys... hmm... i run my custom WinPE, starts it, copies the local i386 to HDD, copies the iFLY and cfg files (right folder structures) and the runtimes off VB6 to the local hard drive after have had run a diskpart script.... the script the tries to execute the iFLY appz but faults with an error off:__________________________________________________________________No hard disk driveSorry, but it appears that you don't have a HDD(hard Disk Drive) in your pc. A HDD is needed to store the temporary files for the program, without one the program cannot run. The program will now exit.__________________________________________________________________Also tried starting the app local to the CD and / HDD after verifying that files off the runtime and cfg files are in place....I know that i am having a HDD in place... Any ideas?? ohh.. and i have verifyied that the files are all -R with attrib as they r copied from CD.If you do have a hd in your pc make sure it is C:, as if theres no C: drive it presumes theres no drives at all. I don't think that u can have your main drive as another letter than C:, but still - Check to make sure it is C:..Chris.
Br4tt3 Posted May 17, 2004 Posted May 17, 2004 I have formated it with NTFS and I have used diskpart to run the repartitioning... I assign it the letter C: from my diskpart script, and I know it (the HDD) works since i can copy the i386 folder and some other stuff over to the HDD..... but every time I try to access the appz I get the same message...Dunno what it is...
Br4tt3 Posted May 17, 2004 Posted May 17, 2004 Its easy! Download the Runtimes Here.. EXTRACT that EXE with winrar.. Dont install it.. Extract the EXE with winrar!then youll have a load of files.. Delete the INF or INI and put them files in with the program - easy!Chris.Shouldn't I register the dll's that comes with the VB6 runtime from within the WinPE before running the application? or is it just n00b me that missed this part?
CuBie Posted May 17, 2004 Author Posted May 17, 2004 Its easy! Download the Runtimes Here.. EXTRACT that EXE with winrar.. Dont install it.. Extract the EXE with winrar!then youll have a load of files.. Delete the INF or INI and put them files in with the program - easy!Chris.Shouldn't I register the dll's that comes with the VB6 runtime from within the WinPE before running the application? or is it just n00b me that missed this part? U don't need to register them if u have them in the same directory as the program its self. If the programs opens, it means you've done the dll's right.Chris.
CuBie Posted May 17, 2004 Author Posted May 17, 2004 I have formated it with NTFS and I have used diskpart to run the repartitioning... I assign it the letter C: from my diskpart script, and I know it (the HDD) works since i can copy the i386 folder and some other stuff over to the HDD..... but every time I try to access the appz I get the same message...Dunno what it is...Hmm, open a command prompt and check that windows pe regcognises the drive. type C: see if it opens. If it says "Invalid Drive Specification" windows pe isnt seeing your drive = bad.Are you doing this from within Virtual PC - as my virtual pc's Windows PE dosent see my C: drive either.Chris.
Br4tt3 Posted May 17, 2004 Posted May 17, 2004 Nope, i am running it off the custom WinPE CD ontop off a test computer (with a HDD)
Br4tt3 Posted May 18, 2004 Posted May 18, 2004 Oki, so I found out what was wrong.... when I ran my diskpart script i used the /v: switch and named the drive to WindowsXP. Then i got that error... ran i again without the switch, and i worked out great.
CuBie Posted May 18, 2004 Author Posted May 18, 2004 Oki, so I found out what was wrong.... when I ran my diskpart script i used the /v: switch and named the drive to WindowsXP. Then i got that error... ran i again without the switch, and i worked out great.ah good! Chris.
jdgordon Posted June 13, 2004 Posted June 13, 2004 hey,just wondering if u were planning on makingf the ini file ditable before running winnt32.exe?
CuBie Posted June 19, 2004 Author Posted June 19, 2004 hey,just wondering if u were planning on makingf the ini file ditable before running winnt32.exe?no.
Wraith Posted June 23, 2004 Posted June 23, 2004 Intriguing. I was going to write something like this after I'd cleaned up XPlode.I'll have a look at it and see whether I still should
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