cmdlines reg apply

[xtremexxx]

cmdlines.txt :

[COMMANDS]"REGEDIT /S %SYSTEMDRIVE%\INSTALL\RegTweaks.REG"

would this apply then ? the tweak is in $OEM$\$1\INSTALL

[Tsunami]

Yes, and you don't have to open another thread for this. Just ask it in the QuickLaunch Reg Tweak thread

[Rico.JohnnY]

According to the clarification posted before,Environment Variables were not supported in cmdlines.txt,you should use a batch file to do the job instead,then call the batch file from cmdline.txt using relative path

[a06lp]

According to the clarification posted before,Environment Variables were not supported in cmdlines.txt,you should use a batch file to do the job instead,then call the batch file from cmdline.txt using relative path

what?

You saying that

[COMMANDS]
"REGEDIT /S %SYSTEMDRIVE%\INSTALL\RegTweaks.reg"

won't work in cmdlines.txt?

Can anyone verify this?

[a06lp]

bump.

[troycicle]

Just use this:

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=28125&st=0

Download my auto arrange script, and put it in wpi

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?act=ST&f=70&t=28238

[xtremexxx]

a06lp I can verify it, you need a cmd to run it to work

[prathapml]

cmdlines.txt :

[COMMANDS]
"REGEDIT /S %SYSTEMDRIVE%\INSTALL\RegTweaks.REG"

would this apply then ? the tweak is in $OEM$\$1\INSTALL

If this tweak is already on the CD, why bother using variables?

The cmdlines.txt essentially behaves like a batch-file. So the below will work(calling the REG directly from its location on CD):

[code][COMMANDS]
"REGEDIT /S $1\INSTALL\RegTweaks.REG"

:

[xtremexxx]

But isn't the INSTALL dir copied to hdd at the time of cmdlines.txt is ran ?

[prathapml]

Yes, but there's some people who can't get their tweaks running, or who were unable to get their CMDs working. The above post is for those situations - a simple, fail-proof solution.

[a06lp]

@prathapml

so, I DON'T need a seperate .cmd file? I can just call the .reg file like this?

[COMMANDS]
"REGEDIT /S RegTweaks.reg"

or should I move my regtweaks out of $OEM$, and put it in $OEM$\$1\Install ?

[prathapml]

so, I DON'T need a seperate .cmd file?  I can just call the .reg file like this?

[COMMANDS]"REGEDIT /S RegTweaks.reg"

Yes, if your RegTweaks.reg is located in the $OEM$ folder directly.

Please note, that this is not the only way - you can do it your own way, using CMD files as well. What I describe above is only for the case where - if it isn't working for you, use it. If it is already working for you, no need to use this method, because its only to get you started successfully.

All the best!

[a06lp]

i am actually, currently using a double-whammy method.

the above code if for installing all regtweaks that i can, early on, using cmdlines.txt

then i run regtweaks again (same file) later, after all other programs install.

im hoping this way each tweak will be able yo apply, whether it has to be early or later.

good idea? or no?