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XPCREATED CD Does Not Work

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hi chaps,

i installed the latest version of xpcreate, edited the xpcreate.ini only to point the cdsource to d: everything else as default.

it downloaded all the fixes (which i thought was a great idea as i used to use jono's script before)

i extracted the boot image file from the original cd and renamed to xpctboot.bin and placed in the boot folder

after 40 minutes i had a ready to use iso.

i burned out the xpcreate.iso image it made

so far pretty standard, yeah?

go to install from the CD and i get a setup error saying windows can't continue and bombs out. does anyone else had any issues with the latest xpcreate build?

thanks :)

richard

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sorry to be more clear the error was

setup cannot continue

manifest parse error ??

There should really be no need to edit XPCERATE.INI for the first run. Please se THIS post, make a standard, failsafe ISO, and see if that works. You could move the downloaded files to the correct directories, but do start with a virgin XPCREATE.INI file.

I have not seen this issue before (that I remember ... ). It could be something as simple as a single corrupted source file. If a new, failsafe attempt produces the same error, attach the LOGFILES.CAB file to your post, and I will see if there are any clues there.

Good luck, keep us posted, and ... Welcome to MSFN!

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