where is my $OEM$ folder

[samene]

hi all....I'm a noob to unattended cd's by the way

I have used Nlite on my winXP distrobution (witch already had SP1 integrated) and would like to slipstream SATA drivers for my hard-drives to the disk. I have read the 'device driver' pages and are ready to go. But cant find any $OEM$ folder at all...

The folders I do find are DOCS, I386, SUPPORT and VALUEADD

should i make a folder named $OEM$ or is it called something else on my dist.

Thanks.......

[Aaron]

Yes, you will need to create them

See http://unattended.msfn.org/xp/oemfolders.htm for more info

[samene]

cheers

[tc17]

hi all....I'm a noob to  unattended cd's by the way

I have used Nlite on my winXP distrobution (witch already had SP1 integrated) and would like to slipstream SATA drivers for my hard-drives to the disk. I have read the 'device driver' pages and are ready to go. But cant find any $OEM$ folder at all...

The folders I do find are  DOCS, I386, SUPPORT and VALUEADD

should i make a folder named $OEM$ or is it called something else on my dist.

Thanks.......

I too was confused by all these websites which give you info about slipstreaming the sata drivers. Most of them, for whatever reason, do not tell you that you have to create those directories. They make it sound like the directory already exists.

It would be nice if this Nlite program had built in support for adding SATA drivers. Its not something that is very user-friendly, having to do it manually.

[Tsunami]

GreenMachine has a site on how to slipstream your SATA/RAID drivers into your Windows CD, which I think is pretty clear.

I found this link also on the Unattended Windows site from MSFN, so I strongly suggest you read that site thoroughly.

http://greenmachine.msfnhosting.com/READING/addraid.htm