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Hello

Here is the cmd file :

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CLS

@echo off

TITLE Creating ISO Image of Windows XP Professional

ECHO.

ECHO Removing any possible attributes set on D:\XPCD and its subfolders...

attrib -R -H D:\XPCD\ /S /D

ECHO.

ECHO Creating ISO...

CDIMAGE.EXE -lWXPFPP_EN -t12/31/2002,12:00:00 -h -j1 -m -bxpboot.img D:\XPCD\ D:\WXPFPP_EN.ISO

ECHO.

PAUSE

EXIT

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And my directory is correct (d:\XPCD), the iso is created and it has 1.5 GO..

Hope that it helps

Greg


Posted

Hello

I think I have found my error

ECHO Removing any possible attributes set on D:\XPCD and its subfolders...

attrib -R -H D:\XPCD\ /S /D

D:\XPCD\ is false....it's D:\XPCD
CDIMAGE.EXE -lWXPFPP_EN -t12/31/2002,12:00:00 -h -j1 -m -bxpboot.img D:\XPCD\ D:\WXPFPP_EN.ISO

Same mistake like before....

I have corrected this and I will test again

Keep you informed

Same error :wacko::realmad:

Greg

Posted

try this

it is my cmd etc...

just have it in a folder directly in root and XPCD too

D:
|
--XPCD
|
__CD Image

If it doesnt work then make up a new folder XPCD2 or something and make a new XPCD copy into this, copy across your winnt.sif and the $OEM$ folder and add your proggy's and things. I kept getting a blue screen in VMware but when i made a new XPCD in a new folder this was then gone.

CDImage_Pro.rar

Posted

hello again

Same error : coudn't find ntldr (on vmware and virtual pc, loaded on dameon tools or not)

Here is the content of my iso file

iso.jpg

Maybe some files missing because vmware tells me that my iso file is not bootable

(but winiso telle me the oposite :}

Greg

Posted

Hello,

I've started again...

I made it step by step in order to better find where the problem is..

For the moment the new iso file is booting

- auto xp install (winnt.sif)

- softs : cdex, adobe, msn emule

will see if those softs are installed correctly, then try to add offixe 2003 to my iso..

Greg

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