May 12, 200422 yr Very cool, thanks for the link. How can I add these to my unattended CD? I made a directory called:C\XPCD\$OEM$\$1\Drivers\000_ChipsetAlso, extracted them there... but there is a setup.exeIs there a way to make this install automatically without doing a cmdrunfirst or adding it to my batch_file.cmdThanks
May 12, 200422 yr Anyone got any idea how to stop the auto-restart at the end of the install?Google came up with nothing, figure there's something I need to add to the ISS...
May 12, 200422 yr @wraithjust use the standard drivers integration (through winnt.sif's OemPnpDriversPath) method.Everybody else:Why are you ppl so intent on using the ISS installer?simply use the normal method.
May 12, 200422 yr I decided to do so, but I figured it was easier doing the nForce and Detonators when running XPlode. Doesn't matter now, in OemPnpThingy now...
May 26, 200422 yr When you guys are installing the nfoce chipset drivers via the winnt.sif OemPnPDriversPath method, do you just point to the extracted chipset drivers as a whole or do you break it up into sound, ide and so on? I am trying to point the winnt to 1 directory for all of the chipset drivers but it isn't loading them on the install. I am able to install my video drivers without a problem. I tried the ISS method but the guide says not to let it reboot or it will ruin the batch file so I have not been able to stop the reboot. Any help would be great. Attached is my winnt if that would help. I think it is ok but this is my first go around with this stuff. I have been starting out adding one thing at a time then testing but the chipset issue has me stopped.thanks againwinnt.txtwinnt.txt
May 26, 200422 yr as much as possible, driver locations (even the chipset drivers) has to be broken down into specific folder... (for gart, memory controller, ide, sound, etc). then specify each under OemPnpDriversPath path. although its kinda painstaking, you'd better off doing this method when declaring drivers.
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