Hello everone, having done my work copys and slipstreamed xp I thaught I would

do my own. I have decided to add the extra drivers that have been posted in this

forum. What I would like to know, if you can tell me that is, is can i have more

than one OemPnPDriversPath.

i.e.

in my winnt.sif file can i have 2 or more lines that show driver paths. For instance:-

OemPnPDriversPath="DRIVERS\Sound\A; with all driver locations for sound

OemPnPDriversPath="DRIVERS\Grahics\R; with all driver locations for graphics

OemPnPDriversPath="DRIVERS\Lan\d; with all driver locations for lan

or is it a must for it to look like this.

OemPnPDriversPath="DRIVERS\Lan\d;DRIVERS\Grahics\R;DRIVERS\Sound\A"

Please if you can if it is not possiable to do so can you explain, is it mearly because

one would over wright the other?

My main reason for wanting to do this is that it will and would keep the winnt.sif file

in some form of readable and coherant order. if i have all three sets in the one

entry it will be so long as to be hard to read and control addition driver additions.

kind regards and thanks for the help!

As far as I know, you can have only one OemPnPDriversPath line in your winnt.sif, sorry.

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Pyron

Well, you could try it!

But I would be truly AMAZED if it would work!

P.S.: Almost no chance at all I'm afraid... But if it works... that would be superb...

Well, you could try it!

But I would be truly AMAZED if it would work!

P.S.: Almost no chance at all I'm afraid... But if it works... that would be superb...

What im thinking is that, stop me when i go wrong!

1. you can have more than one path because its a text file!

i.e.

path = C:\windows

path = C:\windows\system32

ect

2. in dos although its not dos you could set up more than one

path to look for things i will try it and see. I will let you know

what i find

I hadn't read this topic yet (cuz I haven't been on MSFN for more than 24 hours! )

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=25601

Please read it and you won't need this anymore I think...