well, i have been working in this cd and i have no results. i have started again from a clear windows xp cd.

I haven't modified winnt.sif (because [GUIRUNONCE] section in not necessary (isn't it). it doesn't completely unattended but i need to check the applications installations.

ok, i created the cmdlinex.txt with your text and the tweak.reg file with my tweaks (this are yours because they are from this page). After this, i created the Runonceex.cmd file with the same content i have posted here.

I created the $OEM$ structure with the aplications and i have downloaded the cmdow.exe file and copy it to $OEM$\$$\SYSTEM32.

i think this are all the steps for this creation. (i'm correct??)

well, i have created the ISO and run it to VMware.

After the installation (all correct) i have verified that no registry entry has been added. WHY????

you have told to me that my files are correct . It seems that my cd doesn't have $OEM$ folders.

i really don't what to do with this. I think i will be using start.cmd and [GUIRUNONCE] section in winnt.sif, it's the only that works to me.

Thanks!!!

do i must have a call to cmdlines.txt in any file???

the definitive problem is that cmdlines.txt isn't be executed.

any idea???

try this

http://s21.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2JDEZWM...1S1XT5NWSN4R7DP

it could be my windows version?? (spanish it's mine, and this guide is for other??)

nope it should work for any version of windows

Simonsays uses a spanish version pm him

@acaro

did you do what I said about the PAUSE?

yes but nothing occurs.

I think cmdlines.txt is not executed during installation and for that there is nothing in registry and nothing is installed.

i have seen that my Install folder in $OEM$ is copied during installation to HD.

by the other hand , i have tried to do it installing from cd (like Astalavista says) but i have seen that files ($OEM$\$1\Install\ are copied to HD too.

It is supposed to be installed from CD, why are copied to HD???

I think every time i try to do this installation, things works worse.