I'm sure the answer to my question has been asked before, but I sure can't find it.

I get the following error during the process.....--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

-- 14:38:06 -- Create an ISO image

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The system cannot find the file specified.

In the XPCREATE.ini file the following settings are:

BOOTIMGFILE=C:\temp\XP Create\XPiso.iso

CDBURNER=E:

XPISO=XPCREATE.ISO

XPSOURCE=D:

Drive E: has blank CD

Drive D: has my current XP bootable CD

I don't personally use XPCREATE but I know for sure Windows has difficulty finding files/folders when they have spaces in them. So try to close them off with quotes:

BOOTIMGFILE="C:\temp\XP Create\XPiso.iso"

@aaron

u are right xpcreate don't like spaces

@souka

take the space out of ur dir name and change it in the xpcreate.ini file and it should run though with no prob.

i did this error my self after the correction everything was fine.

Ohhh Jeez...... I had to enable 8.3 support....can't believe I didn't notice the space in the dir name....

Changing name and settings....will redo and post results.

TIA!

Failed.

reworked ini file.....but not sure of some of the values.[XPCREATE]

BOOTIMGFILE=C:\temp\XPCreate\XPiso.iso (this is an ISO of an XP CD I have....but I"m not confident of what it should be.

XPISO=c:\temp\XPCreate\XPCREATE.ISO (Hope to create this ISO using XPCreate)

XPSOURCE=C:\temp\XP-CD (This is the entire XP CD copied to my local HD)

The BOOTIMGFILE is my biggest concern......... but then again, I"m still getting the ISO failed message.

Suggestions?

OK.... I can do everything but BOOT from my CD.

So.... how do I create/get the BOOTIMGFILE (XPCTBOOT.BIN)??????

Look here, and scroll down to Creating a Bootable CD. After extracting the boot image file, rename it to XPCTBOOT.BIN and put it in the appropriate folder.

-J

I thought I had straightened out the long file names problems. I will double check for the next release. I guess the BootImage File question has since been resolved.