ruffryda Posted February 28, 2005 Share Posted February 28, 2005 Ok so I'm working with 2003SP1 and PE 1.5 to use Ghost32.exe. I need networking support and scripting support as well. I have everything working perfectly. My only problem is that I am booting from a RAM disk so I want to make the image smaller. I know there is a remove files list, but that will strip my networking and possibly my scripting out of the image. Does anyone have a list that they have put together that will reduce the size of the image but leave scripting and networking support there? Or is there an easy way to figure out what files I don't need?Thanks a ton.-Brian Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ruffryda Posted March 2, 2005 Author Share Posted March 2, 2005 Nobody bothers to reduce the size of their PE image??? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ChrisBaksa Posted March 3, 2005 Share Posted March 3, 2005 Nobody bothers to reduce the size of their PE image???<{POST_SNAPBACK}>Microsoft provides two files called SERVERSP1-REMOVELIST.TXT and XPSP2-REMOVELIST.TXT in the PE 2005 build.I believe there is also a file called for PE 2004. Look in the SAMPLES directory on the PE CD.The Help files also has documentation of reducing the size of PE.Chris Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ruffryda Posted March 3, 2005 Author Share Posted March 3, 2005 Microsoft provides two files called SERVERSP1-REMOVELIST.TXT and XPSP2-REMOVELIST.TXT in the PE 2005 build.I believe there is also a file called for PE 2004. Look in the SAMPLES directory on the PE CD.The Help files also has documentation of reducing the size of PE.You are correct, but that remove list blows away network support and everything. The documentation only says to refer to the list. I figured that with so many people using a RAM disk and what not, that they would try to reduce the size of their images. Maybe not.Brian Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ChrisBaksa Posted March 4, 2005 Share Posted March 4, 2005 You are correct, but that remove list blows away network support and everything. The documentation only says to refer to the list. I figured that with so many people using a RAM disk and what not, that they would try to reduce the size of their images. Maybe not.<{POST_SNAPBACK}>Correct. This is only a reference. You need to know what you use for networking.Here is a safe list.. Start here.I turned it into a small script.del %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\angsaz.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\artrbdo.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\artro.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\browa.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\browab.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\browai.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\browau.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\browaub.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\browaui.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\browauz.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\browaz.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\comic.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\comicbd.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\cordia.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\cordiab.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\cordiai.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\cordiau.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\cordiaub.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\cordiaui.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\cordiauz.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\cordiaz.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\david.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\davidbd.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\davidtr.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\estre.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\frank.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\gautami.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\georgia.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\georgiab.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\georgiai.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\georgiaz.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\impact.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\latha.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\mriam.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\mriamc.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\mriamfx.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\mriamtr.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\mvboli.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\nrkis.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\pala.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\palab.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\palabi.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\palai.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\raavi.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\rod.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\rodtr.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\shruti.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\simpbdo.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\simpfxo.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\simpo.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\trebuc.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\trebucbd.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\trebucbi.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\trebucit.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\tunga.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcdb.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcdbi.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcdi.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcdl.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upceb.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcebi.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcei.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcel.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcfb.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcfbi.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcfi.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcfl.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcib.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcibi.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcii.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcil.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcjb.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcjbi.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcji.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcjl.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upckb.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upckbi.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcki.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upckl.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upclb.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upclbi.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcli.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcll.ttfdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\afcnt.sysdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\cpqfcalm.sysdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\lp6nds35.sysdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\ql1080.sysdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\ql12160.sysdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\ql1240.sysdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\ql1280.sysdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\ql2100.sysdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\ql2200.sysdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\ql2300.sysdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\rasacd.sysdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\raspppoe.sysdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\raspptp.sysdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\rawwan.sysdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\rocket.sysdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\rootmdm.sysdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\sonydcam.sysdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\speed.sysdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\stlnata.sysdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\sx.sysdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\tbatm155.sysdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\tos4mo.sysdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\tsbvcap.sysdel %1\WinPE1.2.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\wanarp.sysChris Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ruffryda Posted March 4, 2005 Author Share Posted March 4, 2005 Hmm I notice that your post references PE 1.2. I'm building with 1.5 and using Server 2003 with SP1. I'm not sure if that list will work.Brian Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ChrisBaksa Posted March 7, 2005 Share Posted March 7, 2005 Hmm I notice that your post references PE 1.2. I'm building with 1.5 and using Server 2003 with SP1. I'm not sure if that list will work.Brian<{POST_SNAPBACK}>I use this list with PE 1.6. Should be the same for 1.5 or very little variation.del %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\angsaz.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\artrbdo.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\artro.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\browa.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\browab.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\browai.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\browau.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\browaub.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\browaui.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\browauz.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\browaz.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\comic.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\comicbd.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\cordia.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\cordiab.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\cordiai.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\cordiau.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\cordiaub.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\cordiaui.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\cordiauz.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\cordiaz.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\david.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\davidbd.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\davidtr.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\estre.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\frank.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\gautami.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\georgia.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\georgiab.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\georgiai.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\georgiaz.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\impact.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\latha.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\mriam.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\mriamc.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\mriamfx.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\mriamtr.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\mvboli.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\nrkis.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\pala.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\palab.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\palabi.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\palai.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\raavi.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\rod.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\rodtr.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\shruti.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\simpbdo.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\simpfxo.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\simpo.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\trebuc.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\trebucbd.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\trebucbi.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\trebucit.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\tunga.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcdb.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcdbi.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcdi.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcdl.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upceb.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcebi.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcei.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcel.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcfb.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcfbi.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcfi.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcfl.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcib.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcibi.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcii.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcil.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcjb.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcjbi.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcji.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcjl.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upckb.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upckbi.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcki.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upckl.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upclb.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upclbi.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcli.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\Fonts\upcll.ttfdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\afcnt.sysdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\cpqfcalm.sysdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\lp6nds35.sysdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\ql1080.sysdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\ql12160.sysdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\ql1240.sysdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\ql1280.sysdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\ql2100.sysdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\ql2200.sysdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\ql2300.sysdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\rasacd.sysdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\raspppoe.sysdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\raspptp.sysdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\rawwan.sysdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\rocket.sysdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\rootmdm.sysdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\sonydcam.sysdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\speed.sysdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\stlnata.sysdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\sx.sysdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\tbatm155.sysdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\tos4mo.sysdel %1\WinPE2005.ISOBuilder\pecd.root\I386\system32\drivers\wanarp.sysChris Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bcasselb Posted April 21, 2006 Share Posted April 21, 2006 OK, perhaps a good list of what each file in the REMOVELIST is used for does not exist. So why don't we make one? Might I suggest that we start with a stock SERVERSP1-REMOVELIST.TXT file and add comment lines that "auto-remove" scripts will ignore. Here, i started on the INF/Drivers section. Any line starting with a : should be ignored, so just add colons where you want to keep the driver. :--Network Adapters --:"1394 Net Adapter"inf\net1394.inf:"DC21x4 Based Network Adapter Driver"inf\net21x4.infsystem32\drivers\dc21x4.sys:"3Com 10/100 MiniPCI Ethernet Adapter Driver"inf\net3c556.infsystem32\drivers\el556nd5.sys:"3Com Gigabit Ethernet Server NIC (SX/TX)"inf\net3c985.infsystem32\drivers\el985n51.sys:"Intel® PRO Adapter Driver":inf\net557.inf:system32\drivers\e100b325.sys:system32\drivers\e100b645.sys:"3Com Megahertz 10/100 LAN CardBus PC Card Driver"inf\net575nt.infsystem32\drivers\el575nd5.sys Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Albuquerque Posted April 21, 2006 Share Posted April 21, 2006 I do two things: Delete a big huge pile of files, and then compress some other ones with UPX (freeware EXE/DLL/COM compressor) First, here is the batch code that I use as the "parent" for the whole process:@ECHO OFFset scriptpath=c:\winpe2005\samplesset pe_path=%1if not defined pe_path goto usageif not exist "%pe_path%" goto usageif exist "%scriptpath%\logfile.txt" del logfile.txt >nulif exist "%scriptpath%\delete.txt" call :DeleteFilesif exist "%scriptpath%\compress.txt" call :CompressFilesgoto DeleteDirectories:DeleteFilesECHO Deleting filesfor /f "eol=;" %%i in (%scriptpath%\delete.txt) do if exist "%pe_path%\i386\%%i" del "%pe_path%\i386\%%i" >>logfile.txtgoto :EOF:CompressFilesECHO Compressing Filesfor /f "eol=;" %%i in (%scriptpath%\compress.txt) do if exist "%pe_path%\i386\%%i" upx -9 -f -q "%pe_path%\i386\%%i" >>logfile.txtgoto :EOF:DeleteDirectoriesif exist "%pe_path%\i386\help" rd "%pe_path%\i386\help" /s /q if exist "%pe_path%\i386\Registration" rd "%pe_path%\i386\Registration" /s /qgoto :EOF:UsageECHO.ECHO Usage: cleanup.cmd pe_pathECHO Where "pe_path" is the root of your customized PE image (ex: C:\WinPE)ECHO.Usage from a commandline is "cleanup.cmd c:\pe_path" where pe_path is the root of your customized PE image (don't specify c:\pe_path\i386)THen, I have two individual files that contain a list of things to either delete or compress. Here is the delete.txt file:;Delete.TXT file -- Last updated 2006-03-14;Jason xxxxxx, Operations Lead, CSS;Yum Brands INC;;To be used in conjunction with WindowsPE Cleanup script file;This listing is for WindowsPE 1.6 (2005) based on NT 2003 SP1 operating system;;Unused files from I386 Root;bootfix.binspcmdcon.sysstartrom.comwinbom.inispcmdcon.sysbiosinfo.infsetupldr.exe;;Unused fonts;fonts\8514fix.fon fonts\8514oem.fon fonts\8514sys.fon fonts\ahronbd.ttf fonts\andlso.ttf fonts\angsa.ttf fonts\angsab.ttf fonts\angsai.ttf fonts\angsau.ttf fonts\angsaub.ttf fonts\angsaui.ttf fonts\angsauz.ttf fonts\angsaz.ttf fonts\app850.fon fonts\arial.ttf fonts\arialbd.ttf fonts\arialbi.ttf fonts\ariali.ttf fonts\ariblk.ttf fonts\artrbdo.ttf fonts\artro.ttf fonts\browa.ttf fonts\browab.ttf fonts\browai.ttf fonts\browau.ttf fonts\browaub.ttf fonts\browaui.ttf fonts\browauz.ttf fonts\browaz.ttf fonts\cga40850.fon fonts\cga40woa.fon fonts\cga80850.fon fonts\cga80woa.fon fonts\comic.ttf fonts\comicbd.ttf fonts\cordia.ttf fonts\cordiab.ttf fonts\cordiai.ttf fonts\cordiau.ttf fonts\cordiaub.ttf fonts\cordiaui.ttf fonts\cordiauz.ttf fonts\cordiaz.ttf fonts\cour.ttf fonts\courbd.ttf fonts\courbi.ttf fonts\courf.fon fonts\couri.ttf fonts\david.ttf fonts\davidbd.ttf fonts\davidtr.ttf fonts\dosapp.fon fonts\ega40850.fon fonts\ega40woa.fon fonts\ega80850.fon fonts\ega80woa.fon fonts\estre.ttf fonts\framd.ttf fonts\framdit.ttf fonts\frank.ttf fonts\gautami.ttf fonts\georgia.ttf fonts\georgiab.ttf fonts\georgiai.ttf fonts\georgiaz.ttf fonts\impact.ttf fonts\latha.ttf fonts\lucon.ttf fonts\lvnm.ttf fonts\lvnmbd.ttf fonts\l_10646.ttf fonts\mangal.ttf fonts\modern.fon fonts\mriam.ttf fonts\mriamc.ttf fonts\mriamfx.ttf fonts\mriamtr.ttf fonts\mvboli.ttf fonts\nrkis.ttf fonts\pala.ttf fonts\palab.ttf fonts\palabi.ttf fonts\palai.ttf fonts\raavi.ttf fonts\rod.ttf fonts\rodtr.ttf fonts\roman.fon fonts\script.fon fonts\seriff.fon fonts\shruti.ttf fonts\simpbdo.ttf fonts\simpfxo.ttf fonts\simpo.ttf fonts\smallf.fon fonts\sseriff.fon fonts\sylfaen.ttf fonts\symbol.ttf fonts\tahoma.ttf fonts\tahomabd.ttf fonts\times.ttf fonts\timesbd.ttf fonts\timesbi.ttf fonts\timesi.ttf fonts\tradbdo.ttf fonts\trado.ttf fonts\trebuc.ttf fonts\trebucbd.ttf fonts\trebucbi.ttf fonts\trebucit.ttf fonts\tunga.ttf fonts\upcdb.ttf fonts\upcdbi.ttf fonts\upcdi.ttf fonts\upcdl.ttf fonts\upceb.ttf fonts\upcebi.ttf fonts\upcei.ttf fonts\upcel.ttf fonts\upcfb.ttf fonts\upcfbi.ttf fonts\upcfi.ttf fonts\upcfl.ttf fonts\upcib.ttf fonts\upcibi.ttf fonts\upcii.ttf fonts\upcil.ttf fonts\upcjb.ttf fonts\upcjbi.ttf fonts\upcji.ttf fonts\upcjl.ttf fonts\upckb.ttf fonts\upckbi.ttf fonts\upcki.ttf fonts\upckl.ttf fonts\upclb.ttf fonts\upclbi.ttf fonts\upcli.ttf fonts\upcll.ttf fonts\verdana.ttf fonts\verdanab.ttf fonts\verdanai.ttf fonts\verdanaz.ttf fonts\vga850.fon fonts\vga860.fon fonts\vga863.fon fonts\vga865.fon fonts\vgafix.fon fonts\vgaoem.fon fonts\vgasys.fon fonts\webdings.ttf fonts\wingding.ttf ;;Unused Keyboard localization files;system32\kbdbe.dll system32\kbdbr.dll system32\kbdca.dll system32\kbdda.dll system32\kbddv.dll system32\kbdes.dll system32\kbdfc.dll system32\kbdfi.dll system32\kbdfr.dll system32\kbdgae.dll system32\kbdgr.dll system32\kbdgr1.dll system32\kbdic.dll system32\kbdir.dll system32\kbdit.dll system32\kbdit142.dll system32\kbdla.dll system32\kbdmac.dll system32\kbdne.dll system32\kbdnec.dll system32\kbdno.dll system32\kbdpo.dll system32\kbdsf.dll system32\kbdsg.dll system32\kbdsp.dll system32\kbdsw.dll system32\kbduk.dll system32\kbdusl.dll system32\kbdusr.dll system32\kbdusx.dll ;;Unused Network components;system32\azroles.dll system32\azroleui.dll system32\eqnclass.dll system32\eqndiag.exe system32\eqnlogr.exe system32\eqnloop.exe system32\fltmc.exe system32\hkcmd.exe system32\ntsd.exe system32\oakley.dll system32\peer.exesystem32\spxcoins.dllsystem32\spxports.dllsystem32\xlog.exe;;Spooler service;system32\spoolss.dllsystem32\spoolsv.exesystem32\localspl.dllsystem32\win32spl.dll;;Control panels;system32\desk.cpl system32\firewall.cpl system32\igfxcpl.cpl system32\intl.cpl system32\mmsys.cpl system32\netsetup.cpl ;;Misc components;system32\autochk.exe system32\autofmt.exe system32\ksproxy.ax system32\ksuser.dll system32\odbc16gt.dll system32\odbc32.dll system32\odbc32gt.dll system32\odbcbcp.dll system32\odbcconf.dll system32\odbccp32.cpl system32\odbccp32.dll system32\odbccr32.dll system32\odbcint.dll system32\odbcji32.dll system32\odbcjt32.dll system32\odbcp32r.dll system32\odbctrac.dll system32\pentnt.exe system32\query.dll system32\setup.exe system32\sysdown.exe system32\wdmaud.drv system32\xmlprov.dll system32\xmlprovi.dll system32\oc.batsystem32\oc2.bat;;International Localization files;system32\c_037.nls system32\c_10000.nls system32\c_10006.nls system32\c_10007.nls system32\c_10010.nls system32\c_10017.nls system32\c_10029.nls system32\c_10079.nls system32\c_10081.nls system32\c_10082.nls system32\c_1026.nls system32\c_1250.nls system32\c_1251.nls system32\c_1253.nls system32\c_1254.nls system32\c_1255.nls system32\c_1256.nls system32\c_1257.nls system32\c_1258.nls system32\c_20127.nls system32\c_20261.nls system32\c_20866.nls system32\c_20905.nls system32\c_21866.nls system32\c_28592.nls system32\c_28593.nls system32\c_28598.nls system32\c_28605.nls system32\c_500.nls system32\c_737.nls system32\c_775.nls system32\c_850.nls system32\c_852.nls system32\c_855.nls system32\c_857.nls system32\c_860.nls system32\c_861.nls system32\c_863.nls system32\c_865.nls system32\c_866.nls system32\c_869.nls system32\c_874.nls system32\c_875.nls system32\c_932.nls system32\c_936.nls system32\c_949.nls system32\c_950.nls ;;Unused Driver Files;system32\drivers\etc\lmhosts.samsystem32\drivers\adptsf50.sys system32\drivers\aec.sys system32\drivers\ali5261.sys system32\drivers\an983.sys system32\drivers\arp1394.sys system32\drivers\asyncmac.sys system32\drivers\atmarpc.sys system32\drivers\atmlane.sys system32\drivers\atmuni.sys system32\drivers\b1.t4 system32\drivers\b1cbase.sys system32\drivers\b1tr6.t4 system32\drivers\b1usa.t4 system32\drivers\bcm4e5.sys system32\drivers\bioprime.bin system32\drivers\bxnd51x.sys system32\drivers\bxvbdx.sys system32\drivers\cb102.sys system32\drivers\cben5.sys system32\drivers\ce3n5.sys system32\drivers\cem28n5.sys system32\drivers\cem33n5.sys system32\drivers\cem56n5.sys system32\drivers\changer.sys system32\drivers\cnxt1803.sys system32\drivers\cpqtrnd5.sys system32\drivers\crusoe.sys system32\drivers\defpa.sys system32\drivers\dfe650.sys system32\drivers\dfe650d.sys system32\drivers\dgsetup.dll system32\drivers\diwansrv.sys system32\drivers\dm9pci5.sys system32\drivers\dp83820.sys system32\drivers\ds4bri.bit system32\drivers\ds4bri2.bit system32\drivers\dsbri2f.bit system32\drivers\dsbri2m.bit system32\drivers\dspdload.bin system32\drivers\dspdqsig.bin system32\drivers\el556nd5.sys system32\drivers\el575nd5.sys system32\drivers\el656cd5.sys system32\drivers\el656ct5.sys system32\drivers\el656nd5.sys system32\drivers\el656se5.sys system32\drivers\el90xbc5.sys system32\drivers\el90xnd5.sys system32\drivers\el985n51.sys system32\drivers\el98xn5.sys system32\drivers\el99xn51.sys system32\drivers\el99xrun.out system32\drivers\emu10k1b.sys system32\drivers\eqn.sys system32\drivers\fa410nd5.sys system32\drivers\fetnd5.sys system32\drivers\forehe.sys system32\drivers\ibmtok.sys system32\drivers\ibmtrp.sys system32\drivers\ip5515.sys system32\drivers\islp2nds.sys system32\drivers\kmixer.sys system32\drivers\ks.sys system32\drivers\ktc111.sys system32\drivers\lmndis3.sys system32\drivers\lp6nds35.sys system32\drivers\mdgndis5.sys system32\drivers\msmpu401.sys system32\drivers\mxnic.sys system32\drivers\n1000325.sys system32\drivers\n100325.sys system32\drivers\ne2000.sys system32\drivers\netwlan5.img system32\drivers\netwlan5.sys system32\drivers\nwlnkipx.sys system32\drivers\nwlnknb.sys system32\drivers\nwlnkspx.sys system32\drivers\nwrdr.sys system32\drivers\otc06x5.sys system32\drivers\otceth5.sys system32\drivers\pc100nds.sys system32\drivers\pca200e.bin system32\drivers\pca200e.sys system32\drivers\pcibios.bin system32\drivers\pcifep.bin system32\drivers\pcntpci5.sys system32\drivers\pcx500.sys system32\drivers\portcls.sys system32\drivers\q57xp32.sys system32\drivers\ql2100.sys system32\drivers\ql2200.sys system32\drivers\ql2300.sys system32\drivers\redbook.sys system32\drivers\rocket.sys system32\drivers\rootmdm.sys system32\drivers\rt8169xp.sys system32\drivers\sdp0.2q0 system32\drivers\sdp1.2q0 system32\drivers\sfmatalk.sys system32\drivers\sisnic.sys system32\drivers\sk98xwin.sys system32\drivers\skfpwin.sys system32\drivers\sonydcam.sys system32\drivers\splitter.sys system32\drivers\stlnata.sys system32\drivers\stream.sys system32\drivers\swmidi.sys system32\drivers\sysaudio.sys system32\drivers\tape.sys system32\drivers\tbatm155.sys system32\drivers\tjisdn.sys system32\drivers\usbcamd.sys system32\drivers\usbcamd2.sys system32\drivers\w840nd.sys system32\drivers\wdmaud.sys system32\drivers\wlluc48.sys system32\drivers\xem336n5.sys ;;Unused INF files;inf\battery.inf inf\bxnd.inf inf\bxvbd.inf inf\intl.inf inf\ks.inf inf\mf.inf inf\monitor.inf inf\msports.inf inf\net1394.inf inf\net3c556.inf inf\net3c985.inf inf\net5515n.inf inf\net557.inf inf\net575nt.inf inf\net650d.inf inf\net656c5.inf inf\net656n5.inf inf\net713.inf inf\net83820.inf inf\netaarps.inf inf\netali.inf inf\netamd2.inf inf\netan983.inf inf\netana.inf inf\netatlk.inf inf\netauni.inf inf\netb57xp.inf inf\netbcm4e.inf inf\netbeac.inf inf\netbrdgm.inf inf\netbrdgs.inf inf\netcb102.inf inf\netcbe.inf inf\netce3.inf inf\netcem28.inf inf\netcem33.inf inf\netcem56.inf inf\netcis.inf inf\netclass.inf inf\netcmak.inf inf\netcpqc.inf inf\netcpqg.inf inf\netcpqi.inf inf\netcpqmt.inf inf\netcps.inf inf\netctmrk.inf inf\netdav.inf inf\netdefxa.inf inf\netdf650.inf inf\netdgdxb.inf inf\netdhcps.inf inf\netdhoc.inf inf\netdm.inf inf\netdns.inf inf\nete1000.inf inf\netel90a.inf inf\netel90b.inf inf\netel980.inf inf\netel99x.inf inf\netepvcm.inf inf\netepvcp.inf inf\netf56n5.inf inf\netfa410.inf inf\netfore.inf inf\netforeh.inf inf\netfw.inf inf\netfxocm.inf inf\netgpc.inf inf\netias.inf inf\netibm.inf inf\netibm2.inf inf\netip6.inf inf\netiprip.inf inf\netlanem.inf inf\netlanep.inf inf\netlm.inf inf\netlm56.inf inf\netloop.inf inf\netlpd.inf inf\netmacpr.inf inf\netmacsv.inf inf\netmadge.inf inf\netmhzn5.inf inf\netnb.inf inf\netnm.inf inf\netnmtls.inf inf\netnovel.inf inf\netnwcli.inf inf\netnwlnk.inf inf\netoc.inf inf\netosi2c.inf inf\netosi5.inf inf\netpc100.inf inf\netpgm.inf inf\netprism.inf inf\netpsa.inf inf\netpschd.inf inf\netrasa.inf inf\netrass.inf inf\netrast.inf inf\netrndis.inf inf\netrqs.inf inf\netrtxp.inf inf\netrwan.inf inf\netsap.inf inf\netserv.inf inf\netsis.inf inf\netsk98.inf inf\netsk_fp.inf inf\netsnip.inf inf\netsnmp.inf inf\nettb155.inf inf\nettiger.inf inf\nettpsmp.inf inf\nettun.inf inf\netvt86.inf inf\netw840.inf inf\netwlan.inf inf\netwlbs.inf inf\netwlbsm.inf inf\netwv48.inf inf\netwzc.inf inf\netx500.inf inf\netx56n5.inf inf\wdmaudio.inf ;;Unneeded INTEL video driver files;system32\ialmuARA.dll system32\ialmuARB.dll system32\ialmuCHS.dll system32\ialmuCHT.dll system32\ialmuCSY.dll system32\ialmuDAN.dll system32\ialmuDEU.dll system32\ialmudlg.exe system32\ialmuELL.dll system32\ialmuESP.dll system32\ialmuFIN.dll system32\ialmuFRA.dll system32\ialmuFRC.dll system32\ialmuHEB.dll system32\ialmuHUN.dll system32\ialmuITA.dll system32\ialmuJPN.dll system32\ialmuKOR.dll system32\ialmuNLD.dll system32\ialmuNOR.dll system32\ialmuPLK.dll system32\ialmuPTB.dll system32\ialmuPTG.dll system32\ialmuRUS.dll system32\ialmuSVE.dll system32\ialmuTHA.dll system32\ialmuTRK.dll system32\igfxcfg.exe system32\igfxext.exe system32\igfxpers.exe system32\igfxrara.lrc system32\igfxrchs.lrc system32\igfxrcht.lrc system32\igfxrcsy.lrc system32\igfxrdan.lrc system32\igfxrdeu.lrc system32\igfxrell.lrc system32\igfxresp.lrc system32\igfxrfin.lrc system32\igfxrfra.lrc system32\igfxrheb.lrc system32\igfxrhun.lrc system32\igfxrita.lrc system32\igfxrjpn.lrc system32\igfxrkor.lrc system32\igfxrnld.lrc system32\igfxrnor.lrc system32\igfxrplk.lrc system32\igfxrptb.lrc system32\igfxrptg.lrc system32\igfxrrus.lrc system32\igfxrsve.lrc system32\igfxrtha.lrc system32\igfxrtrk.lrc system32\igfxsrvc.exe system32\igfxtray.exe system32\igfxzoom.exe system32\igldev32.dll system32\iglicd32.dllKeep an eye on the things I've entered into the INF and DRIVERS sections, as you may have different hardware needs than my company does.Here is the compress.txt file:;Compress.TXT file -- Last updated 2006-03-14;Jason xxxxxx, Operations Lead, CSS;Yum Brands INC;;To be used in conjunction with WindowsPE Cleanup script file;This listing is for WindowsPE 1.6 (2005) based on NT 2003 SP1 operating system;SYSTEM32\attrib.exe SYSTEM32\bcwipe.dll SYSTEM32\bcwipe.exe SYSTEM32\chkdsk.exe SYSTEM32\cscript.exe SYSTEM32\defrag.exe SYSTEM32\dfrgfat.exe SYSTEM32\dfrgntfs.exe SYSTEM32\diskpart.exe SYSTEM32\dxtmsft.dll SYSTEM32\dxtrans.dll SYSTEM32\eject.exe SYSTEM32\factory.exe SYSTEM32\format.com SYSTEM32\iedkcs32.dll SYSTEM32\iepeers.dll SYSTEM32\ipconfig.exe SYSTEM32\jscript.dll SYSTEM32\mshtml.dll SYSTEM32\mstime.dll SYSTEM32\notepad.exe SYSTEM32\ping.exe SYSTEM32\process.exe SYSTEM32\prounstl.exe SYSTEM32\reg.exe SYSTEM32\regedit.exe SYSTEM32\scrobj.dll SYSTEM32\scrrun.dll SYSTEM32\taskmgr.exe SYSTEM32\vbscript.dll SYSTEM32\wscript.exe SYSTEM32\xcopy.exe SYSTEM32\ximage.exeBe careful with applications or DLL files that you compress. For example, while you CAN compress SHELL32.DLL, the result is your PE image will use up ~40mb more memory. The reason is because any app or DLL you compress with UPX will result in that app or DLL not being able to be "instanced" within memory... Many DLL files are loaded once but then "instanced" over and over again for various pieces that need to be reused by apps. If you UPX one such DLL, for every "instance" the OS needs, it will reload the DLL one more time instead of just being allowed to reuse code already in ram. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bilou_Gateux Posted May 29, 2006 Share Posted May 29, 2006 (edited) Thanks Albuquerque for your scripts.I have myself posted two scripts with some "take care of" logic in it.Files are deleted according to data listed in txtsetup.sif or .inf files and i have to add some exceptions.Storage class device driver, remove default one included in WinPE 1.5 (2004) & WinPE 1.6 (2005)Network Driver Interface Specification (NDIS) miniport driver, remove default one included in WinPE 1.5 (2004) & WinPE 1.6 (2005)My next step is to keep only base minimum required fonts.And then binary files.I will use your scripts to remove them but your list includes some files not related to WinPE: i.e. i don't have ximage.exe in \I386\SYSTEM32 Edited May 29, 2006 by Bilou_Gateux Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nuno Brito Posted May 29, 2006 Share Posted May 29, 2006 @Albuquerque I don't know if you've been following the latest developments of batcher and the other projects, but microPE has a few scripts that can be used directly in your windows PE.microPE can go as low as a bootable winXP 16Mb folder, but I don't think you'll need this result, so I'd recommend using only the compressing scripts - wich will compress and UPX most of the drivers and other files in the I386 folder gaining around 20Mb.An average microPE ISO is around 45Mb with net support and some other good tools - they can probably use your windows PE as source instead of a bartPE (I just never tested it this way but guess they work quite look alike..)This project is being developed in the boot land forums..Good luck! B) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Camarade_Tux Posted May 30, 2006 Share Posted May 30, 2006 Hi,Albuquerque I'd like to compress my BartPE with UPX. Have you had any problem with UPXed files ?Thanks. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JuMz Posted May 30, 2006 Share Posted May 30, 2006 (edited) You are correct, but that remove list blows away network support and everything. The documentation only says to refer to the list. I figured that with so many people using a RAM disk and what not, that they would try to reduce the size of their images. Maybe not.BrianWell, what it does is remove all the drivers. If you are in a controlled environment, just add the specific drivers you need for the network adaptors in your environment using the driver inject utility(this is what I do...). Works fine... Edited May 30, 2006 by JuMz Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Albuquerque Posted May 30, 2006 Share Posted May 30, 2006 As I mentioned earlier, make sure to test with files that you've UPX'd. I ran into a problem where VBS could no longer enumerate file system objects (FSO.SetObject stuff). Turns out one of the files I compressed killed that functionality somehow and I never knew it.Also look at ram utilization. You can safely compress a TON of exe's and dll's in the PE build, but many of them will result in massive increases in memory usage. A great example is SHELL32.DLL -- it's 8mb uncompressed, and about 2mb compressed. Sounds like a great way to save 6mb of disk space, especially if you're using a ramdrive, right?Not really, as that 6mb of saved disk space on my build translated to more than 30mb additional memory usage within PE when it was booted. I only UPX-compress DLL files and EXE's that I know are not multiple-instanced, such as format.exe and my BCWipe utility and a few other items.As for my scripts -- they do an "if exist" so it really doesn't matter if your delete.txt or compress.txt has extra entries, as it will only apply the changes to files that exist. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nuno Brito Posted May 31, 2006 Share Posted May 31, 2006 UPX is a bit agressive when it comes to resources that are stored inside an EXE or DLL - these resources expect to find data at a predefined offset - and this is the reason why most of the time these dll's fail to work properly causing BSOD when booting windows.MakeCab on the other hand is quite safe to be used on most (not all..) dll's or system drivers - windows has a native handling of cab files, so it can automatically unarchive and run these compressed files without further issues.These tests are the result from experiences using a bartPE as source - but I guess they are also valid for windows PE since all the targeted files that I've cross compared match between them.A minimum bartPE win2003 based build sized in a bootable 16Mb ISO - wich only gave a command console, ntfs support and little more.. a "regular" microPE based on bartPE is sized in 40Mb with full network support, ntfs and includes third party freeware programs like xoblite and some other admin free tools to add more functionality..If you want fast results, I'd recommend downloading microPE and let batcher do all the hard work, otherwise you can always use the filenames listed below to get you started with some "fail-safe" values..This a snippet of micrope_Compressed.script it will UPX and CAB compress a selected number of files wich are tested and work just fine under compression. It will upx a few files in the system32 dir and makecab the rest of dll's and sys files that only support this cab compression, you should add more files to this list since this one was made using an already very reduced XP PE version (around 120 files)..[process]Echo,1,"UPX compressing 17 files"Echo,1,"Extracting UPX to tempdir"ExtractAllFiles,1,"%ScriptFile%","Folder","%tempdir%"Echo,1,"UPX'ing advapi32.dll (1/17)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%tempdir%\upx.exe","-9 %TargetDir%\i386\system32\advapi32.dll"Echo,1,"UPX'ing comctl32.dll (2/17)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%tempdir%\upx.exe","-9 %TargetDir%\i386\system32\comctl32.dll"Echo,1,"UPX'ing comdlg32.dll (3/17)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%tempdir%\upx.exe","-9 %TargetDir%\i386\system32\comdlg32.dll"Echo,1,"UPX'ing crypt32.dll (4/17)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%tempdir%\upx.exe","-9 %TargetDir%\i386\system32\crypt32.dll"Echo,1,"UPX'ing lsasrv.dll (5/17)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%tempdir%\upx.exe","-9 %TargetDir%\i386\system32\lsasrv.dll"Echo,1,"UPX'ing netapi32.dll (6/17)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%tempdir%\upx.exe","-9 %TargetDir%\i386\system32\netapi32.dll"Echo,1,"UPX'ing rpcrt4.dll (7/17)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%tempdir%\upx.exe","-9 %TargetDir%\i386\system32\rpcrt4.dll"Echo,1,"UPX'ing samsrv.dll (8/17)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%tempdir%\upx.exe","-9 %TargetDir%\i386\system32\samsrv.dll"Echo,1,"UPX'ing scesrv.dll (9/17)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%tempdir%\upx.exe","-9 %TargetDir%\i386\system32\scesrv.dll"Echo,0,"UPX'ing shell32.dll (10/17)"ShellExecute,0,"hide","%tempdir%\upx.exe","-9 %TargetDir%\i386\system32\shell32.dll"Echo,1,"UPX'ing setupapi.dll (11/17)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%tempdir%\upx.exe","-9 %TargetDir%\i386\system32\setupapi.dll"Echo,1,"UPX'ing sxs.dll (12/17)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%tempdir%\upx.exe","-9 %TargetDir%\i386\system32\sxs.dll"Echo,1,"UPX'ing ufat.dll (13/17)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%tempdir%\upx.exe","-9 %TargetDir%\i386\system32\ufat.DLL"Echo,1,"UPX'ing untfs.dll (14/17)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%tempdir%\upx.exe","-9 %TargetDir%\i386\system32\untfs.dll"Echo,1,"UPX'ing user32.dll (15/17)"ShellExecute,0,"hide","%tempdir%\upx.exe","-9 %TargetDir%\i386\system32\user32.dll"Echo,1,"UPX'ing userenv.dll (16/17)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%tempdir%\upx.exe","-9 %TargetDir%\i386\system32\userenv.dll"Echo,1,"UPX'ing wldap32.dll (17/17)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%tempdir%\upx.exe","-9 %TargetDir%\i386\system32\wldap32.dll"FileDelete,1,"%tempdir%\upx.exe"Echo,1,"CAB compressing 21 files"Echo,1,"CAB'ing bootvid.dll (1/21)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%SourceDir%\i386\system32\makecab.exe"," %TargetDir%\i386\system32\bootvid.dll %TargetDir%\i386\system32\bootvid.dl_"FileDelete,1,"%TargetDir%\i386\system32\bootvid.dll"Echo,1,"CAB'ing hal.dll (2/21)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%SourceDir%\i386\system32\makecab.exe"," %TargetDir%\i386\system32\hal.dll %TargetDir%\i386\system32\hal.dl_"FileDelete,1,"%TargetDir%\i386\system32\hal.dll"Echo,1,"CAB'ing halaacpi.dll (3/21)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%SourceDir%\i386\system32\makecab.exe"," %TargetDir%\i386\system32\halaacpi.dll %TargetDir%\i386\system32\halaacpi.dl_"FileDelete,1,"%TargetDir%\i386\system32\halaacpi.dll"Echo,1,"CAB'ing halacpi.dll (4/21)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%SourceDir%\i386\system32\makecab.exe"," %TargetDir%\i386\system32\halacpi.dll %TargetDir%\i386\system32\halacpi.dl_"FileDelete,1,"%TargetDir%\i386\system32\halacpi.dll"Echo,1,"CAB'ing halapic.dll (5/21)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%SourceDir%\i386\system32\makecab.exe"," %TargetDir%\i386\system32\halapic.dll %TargetDir%\i386\system32\halapic.dl_"FileDelete,1,"%TargetDir%\i386\system32\halapic.dll"Echo,1,"CAB'ing halmacpi.dll (6/21)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%SourceDir%\i386\system32\makecab.exe"," %TargetDir%\i386\system32\halmacpi.dll %TargetDir%\i386\system32\halmacpi.dl_"FileDelete,1,"%TargetDir%\i386\system32\halmacpi.dll"Echo,1,"CAB'ing halmps.dll (7/21)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%SourceDir%\i386\system32\makecab.exe"," %TargetDir%\i386\system32\halmps.dll %TargetDir%\i386\system32\halmps.dl_"FileDelete,1,"%TargetDir%\i386\system32\halmps.dll"Echo,1,"CAB'ing halsp.dll (8/21)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%SourceDir%\i386\system32\makecab.exe"," %TargetDir%\i386\system32\halsp.dll %TargetDir%\i386\system32\halsp.dl_"FileDelete,1,"%TargetDir%\i386\system32\halsp.dll"Echo,1,"CAB'ing kdcom.dll (9/21)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%SourceDir%\i386\system32\makecab.exe"," %TargetDir%\i386\system32\kdcom.dll %TargetDir%\i386\system32\kdcom.dl_"FileDelete,1,"%TargetDir%\i386\system32\kdcom.dll"Echo,1,"CAB'ing ntoskernel.exe (10/21)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%SourceDir%\i386\system32\makecab.exe"," %TargetDir%\i386\system32\ntoskrnl.exe %TargetDir%\i386\system32\ntoskrnl.ex_"FileDelete,1,"%TargetDir%\i386\system32\ntoskrnl.exe"Echo,1,"CAB'ing acpi.sys (11/21)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%SourceDir%\i386\system32\makecab.exe"," %TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\acpi.sys %TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\acpi.sy_"FileDelete,1,"%TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\acpi.sys"Echo,1,"CAB'ing acpiec.sys (12/21)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%SourceDir%\i386\system32\makecab.exe"," %TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\acpiec.sys %TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\acpiec.sy_"FileDelete,1,"%TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\acpiec.sys"Echo,1,"CAB'ing cdfs.sys (13/21)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%SourceDir%\i386\system32\makecab.exe"," %TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\cdfs.sys %TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\cdfs.sy_"FileDelete,1,"%TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\cdfs.sys"Echo,1,"CAB'ing fastfat.sys (14/21)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%SourceDir%\i386\system32\makecab.exe"," %TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\fastfat.sys %TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\fastfat.sy_"FileDelete,1,"%TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\fastfat.sys"Echo,1,"CAB'ing isapnp.sys (15/21)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%SourceDir%\i386\system32\makecab.exe"," %TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\isapnp.sys %TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\isapnp.sy_"FileDelete,1,"%TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\isapnp.sys"Echo,1,"CAB'ing ksecdd.sys (16/21)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%SourceDir%\i386\system32\makecab.exe"," %TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\ksecdd.sys %TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\ksecdd.sy_"FileDelete,1,"%TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\ksecdd.sys"Echo,1,"CAB'ing ntfs.sys (17/21)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%SourceDir%\i386\system32\makecab.exe"," %TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\ntfs.sys %TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\ntfs.sy_"FileDelete,1,"%TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\ntfs.sys"Echo,1,"CAB'ing pci.sys (18/21)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%SourceDir%\i386\system32\makecab.exe"," %TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\pci.sys %TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\pci.sy_"FileDelete,1,"%TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\pci.sys"Echo,1,"CAB'ing setupdd.sys (19/21)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%SourceDir%\i386\system32\makecab.exe"," %TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\setupdd.sys %TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\setupdd.sy_"FileDelete,1,"%TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\setupdd.sys"Echo,1,"CAB'ing spddlang.sys (20/21)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%SourceDir%\i386\system32\makecab.exe"," %TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\spddlang.sys %TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\spddlang.sy_"FileDelete,1,"%TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\spddlang.sys"Echo,1,"CAB'ing wmilib.sys (21/21)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%SourceDir%\i386\system32\makecab.exe"," %TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\wmilib.sys %TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\wmilib.sy_"FileDelete,1,"%TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\wmilib.sys"Echo,1,"CAB'ing mup.sys (21/21)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%SourceDir%\i386\system32\makecab.exe"," %TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\mup.sys %TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\mup.sy_"FileDelete,1,"%TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\wmilib.sys"Echo,1,"CAB'ing ks.sys (21/21)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%SourceDir%\i386\system32\makecab.exe"," %TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\ks.sys %TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\ks.sy_"FileDelete,1,"%TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\ks.sys"Echo,1,"CAB'ing ftdisk.sys (21/21)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%SourceDir%\i386\system32\makecab.exe"," %TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\ftdisk.sys %TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\ftdisk.sy_"FileDelete,1,"%TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\ftdisk.sys"Echo,1,"CAB'ing atapi.sys (21/21)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%SourceDir%\i386\system32\makecab.exe"," %TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\atapi.sys %TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\atapi.sy_"FileDelete,1,"%TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\atapi.sys"Echo,1,"CAB'ing null.sys (21/21)"ShellExecute,1,"hide","%SourceDir%\i386\system32\makecab.exe"," %TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\null.sys %TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\null.sy_"FileDelete,1,"%TargetDir%\i386\system32\drivers\null.sys"btw: UPX'ing shell32.dll is an option youmust ponderate - most resources are contained inside it, and it will most likely give you a BSOD with some programs - it would be better if you added your programs, check if they run fine, then upx shell32.dll to see the results (migth spear you some time debugging..) The memory needed to run all the UPX'ed files is quite reduntant in our days, if you're booting a computer with at least 128Mb RAM you'll be just fine.. a mini PE version can even be loaded into RAM on a 128Mb RAM computer - I've tried it myself and it works like a charm..You can also significantly reduce size removing blank lines and empty spaces in all text based files on your build, let me know if need further help achieving this..Good luck! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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