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I apologize if this has been covered before. I could not find the answer in a search.

Supposing I didn't want to install the Journal Viewer (which I don't), or some other non-critical update. How would I go about ensuring that it doesn't get tossed onto the new image with all the other updates?

A fairly unrelated question: If I wish to add cmdlines.txt, I understand that it is to go in

"<...>CDROOT\$OEM$" directory, correct? If I do this, xpcreate will remove the directory next time it's run. Will it work to drop the directory and file in after xpcreate has run, and then manually create and burn the iso? Or is there some simpler way that I'm overlooking?


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My favorite second grade character!

Welcome to MSFN, George. You can call me The Man in the Yellow Hat!

I would suggest you simply to a first run of XPCREATE as is, then edit XPCREATE.INI with DLAUTO=NO, and remove what you do not want. It will not check your files anymore.

As for the files you want to add, they should ONLY go into FILESCD, which are never touched, just copied to the final product.

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I will try that and let you know how it turns out. Much obliged.

By the way, on your dedication page, your image URLs have embedded backslashes, which do not work in Mozilla-based browsers. IE automatically converts them to forward slashes, but Firefox won't. Just so you know.

edit: typo

Posted

Caught me: I haven't been testing with all browsers lately. Even worse, I'm not setup for Web authoring at the moment. Soon ... and thanks for pointing it out. Break down for a minute and use IE: the page is worth seeing!

Posted

@CG if you could post how you was able to remove the files you did not want thanks.... i have tried what GM said but i got errors

Posted

well, obviously he's using the latest XPCREATE.

First runthrough, jsut execute it without changing any functions on downloading. Let it create the base disc. Then after teh first time (it will have downloaded all the hotfixes) open up the INI file, and change DLAUTO=YES to NO and then delete away.

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