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Please insert the disk labeled

"Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2 CD"

into Drive A:

* Press ENTER when ready.

Just slipstreamed SP2 into my SP1 Unattended XP CD (had to delete Winnt.sif first, otherwise SP2's Update.exe wouldn't update the installation files; but then recreated it with the new options incorporated in it). Then I created the bootable image and went on to try it on VMware.

I get this message from Windows setup right after it starts, on the typical blue background (F3=Exit).

Then I slipstreamed SP2 into my original XP SP1 CD, created the image, and booted. It all went Ok so I guess it has to do with my unattended configuration.

What could it be? I can just copy over the files again, and I guess that will work, but I am really curious about what is causing this.


this question really should be sticked on the main page or something

put the root files on to the cd

SETUP.EXE

WIN51

WIN51IP

win51ip.SP2

etc....

this question really should be sticked on the main page or something

put the root files on to the cd

SETUP.EXE

WIN51

WIN51IP

win51ip.SP2

etc....

Don't forget setupxp.htm! ;)

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Great! Thanks a lot guys.

It surprised me that I couldn't find any posts about this issue, since I don't think it's _that_ obvious what the files inside the [root] folder are for. (Actually, I didn't even see them :))

The posts about cd-ident files here in the nLite forum, might be a good option to read - to solve that error message.

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