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I was following instructions to make OEM INFO and PICTURE,but i didnt work also as autologon.I was notice they are outside directory Xp-SS/XP-ROOT.

CD IMAGE script which i download from here make iso image from that directory.

So where i need to put requied files for that operations?

The directory is $OEM$/$$/system32.But where they should go?

And i was notice switch "fullantendted"is enabling totaly automatized installation.

But which switch is for half-automatic installation?I mean i wanna have inputed informations,but i wanna have possibility to modify during the installation.

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did you bother reading the unattend guide on this web site? (link)

most of your answers will be there...

your OEMINFO and other files go into <CD-ROOT>\$OEM$\$$\system32

for the unattended winnt.sif settings, you should check out the "unattend.txt" section of the REF.CHM from Setup Manager...

the settings for the UnattendMode are:

DefaultHide | FullUnattended | GuiAttended | ProvideDefault | ReadOnly

I think the setting you want is UnattendMode=ProvideDefault

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whatever folder I386 is in, $OEM$ goes along side it.

As for the fullunattend related question....use ProvideDefault.

All the options are in the ref.chm file in deploy.cab

and judging form the fact taht you ahve XP-SS i'm going to guess you're using a guide not from MSFN. Perhaps TechHints?

::Edit

Blast, [bM]Crusher beat me to it.....

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Well i dont know from where i get directory name but i was use MSFN instruction for everything other.So you are sure oem files

to C:\XP-SS\$OEM$\$$\System32?

I using this for creating iso image:

CLS

@echo off

TITLE Creating ISO Image of Windows XP Professional

ECHO.

ECHO Removing any possible attributes set on C:\XPCD and its subfolders...

attrib -R -H C:\XP-SS\SS-ROOT /S /D

ECHO.

ECHO Creating ISO...

CDIMAGE.EXE -lWXPFPP_EN -t12/31/2002,12:00:00 -h -j1 -m -bxpboot.img C:\XP-SS\SS-ROOT C:\WXPFPP_EN.ISO

ECHO.

PAUSE

EXIT

Also how to put install.cmd to wanted destionaton?

Beacuse in gui there is systemroot/install/install.cmd and after

installation it cant be founded.What to do to copy files from to specified place,so then i will be able to run install.cmd?(Install.cmd is for running program instalitions which cannot be put in svcpack.inf)

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you put your install.cmd file into your $OEM$\$1\install folder

then at any stage during or after the installation you can exectue %systemdrive%\install\install.cmd

i see nothing wrong with your batch file to create the ISO image... checking the attributes is a handy idea but not needed for the successful creation i have found

if you put file into $OEM$\$$\system32 they will end up in the %systemroot%\system32 folder

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