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thanks m8 i will have another go at it this weekend

will remove all and start over

but again i havent changed any files i only edited the paths in the batch files to reflect my driver folder in stead of the extra oem/bin folder on my dvd

i just wanted all my drivers and your packs under one folder namely %cdrom%\Drivers

guess i'm just to much of a retard to get it working...


Posted

You are probably lose the path to the "%SystemRoot%\system32" folder.

Put this at the end of "presetup.cmd" and try again.

presetup.cmd

REM ================================================

REM | Cleanup                                             

REM RD /Q /S %SystemDrive%\Drivers

REM | Reset DevicePath                                      |

%CDDRIVE%\Drivers\SetDevicePath.exe %SystemRoot%\Inf

REM ================================================

rem BACK TO THE SYSTEM32 FOLDER

REM ================================================

REM | We should be already in system32, this is just to be 

REM | sure                                               

REM |------------------------------------------------------

%SystemDrive%

cd %SystemRoot%\system32

REM +==================================================

EXIT

and this

Check your "Txtsetup.sif" in i386 folder

Txtsetup.sif:

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[sourceDisksFiles]

setupORG.exe = 1,,,,,,,2,0,0 ; must exist

presetup.cmd = 1,,,,,,,2,0,0 ; must exist

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iLE

Posted

thanks again for the replies guys really nice of you

i will try that extra lines in the cmd file, add it and try again

hope it works and if not i just start over and try again

this is only the second time i try this so i;m still learning

i will post back how it went (lets hope it worked)

Posted

problem solved guys

strange thing is that dont even know what the real problem was

i did everything from scratch and now it works

anyway i just wanted to thank everyone here who tried to help me

so thanks guys for helping a newbie again really kind of you all

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