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Multiple $OEM$ Folders with EasyBoot

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I'm almost done with my Multi-Boot Project but there is a question remaining:

Where do I put my Winnt.sif and $OEM$ folder for my Unattended Installations.

For example, I use EasyBoot and I have followed their Instruction Guide and I end up with this structure:

ROOT

|_WIN51 (file)

|_WIN51IP (file)

|_WIN51IP.SP2 (file)

|_EZBOOT (folder)

|_XPEN (folder)

|___Some files (ATAPI.SY_ Etc.)

|___I386

|_____Windows files...

Don't tell me to put the $OEM$ folder at the root because I want to put many Windows Installations...

please take contact with the author of easyboot :P

Otherwise(if you use the regular method) we have enough discussions, also recently.

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Hummm... I've decided to do a test with winnt.sif and $OEM$ folder inside my XPEN directory (parallel to the I386 folder).

During the TextSetup portion it looks fine as winnt.sif kicks in and the $OEM$ folder is copied over... but at the beginning of the GUI I get:

Insert.gif

After I click OK, I can specify where to find the files (D:\XPEN\I386)

Insert2.gif

It goes on and on for the following files:

1- asms (it is a folder under I386)

2- NT5INF.CAT

3- NT5.CAT

4- SP2.CAT

5- NTPRINT.CAT

6- NT5IIS.CAT

7- MAPIMIG.CAT

8- FP4.CAT

9- IMS.CAT

10-MSMSGS.CAT

11-HPCRDP.CAT

12-MW770.CAT

13-wmerrenu.cat

14-IASNT4.CAT

15-MSTSWEB.CAT

16-OEMBIOS.CAT

17-tabletpc.cat

18-mediactr.cat

19-msn7.cat

20-msn9.cat

21-netfx.cat

Then I finally get this:

Insert3.gif

Afterward, Setup goes on ... but I seem to be stuck at the T-37 stage (37-minutes)

Any hint or idea?

Did you change the setupsource in txtsetup.sif?

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YES! YES! YEAHHHH! I GOT IT TO WORK! B)

Basically I started over and followed the guide:

1- http://flyakite.msfnhosting.com/gettingstarted.htm

2- http://flyakite.msfnhosting.com/xpprosp1.htm

the only difference is in the last step where I used the boot sector provided with EasyBoot (w2ksect.bin) and left the file in the ezboot folder (not at root like the guide)

I wanted to check what I had done so far so I started a "regular" Installation under simulation and it worked.

Lastly I followed the guide to do the Unattended part:

3- http://flyakite.msfnhosting.com/unattended.htm

As I am typing theses lines, my simulation is running trought RunOnceEx.cmd and everything worked without a hitch!

Cheers!

All the info you need we have just discussed in last few days, so read in threads or use the search button at first instead flood this forum with your frech messages.

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@htc

PLEASE send me a link to your discussion about EasyBoot on this topic.

I've already used the Search Button before flooding your face with French ScreenShot! :realmad:

Which of your posted french info are easyboot specificated?

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1- TITLE of my post

Multiple $OEM$ Folders with EasyBoot
2- TEXT in the first post
For example, I use EasyBoot and I have followed their Instruction Guide and I end up with this structure:

3- OTHER TEXT in 3rd post

the only difference is in the last step where I used the boot sector provided with EasyBoot (w2ksect.bin) and left the file in the ezboot folder (not at root like the guide)
  • 4 years later...

help..!!! link your post was gone...!!! i have same problem... when i run iso setup in vmware error operating system not found..... please help me....

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