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I have a problem with $OEM$ folder if it's in the root of the DVD

I have read the Gosh's guide (Thank Gosh) http://gosh.msfnhosting.com/oemfolder.htm

If the folder is in AIO-DVD\SETUP\XP\PROFESSIONAL i havn't problem

|--->AIO-DVD
       |--->SETUP
               |--->XP
                       |--->PROFESSIONAL
                               |--->$OEM$
                               |--->I386

But don't work if it's in the root of dvd

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My winnt.sif is

;SetupMgrTag
[Data]
   AutoPartition=0
   MsDosInitiated="0"
   UnattendedInstall="Yes"
   AutomaticUpdates=yes

[Unattended]
   UnattendSwitch="yes"
   UnattendMode=FullUnattended
   FileSystem=*
   OemPreinstall=Yes
   TargetPath=\WIN_XP
   OemSkipEula=Yes
   OEMFilesPath=.\$OEM$
   OemPnPDriversPath="DRIVERS\001_VIDEO;DRIVERS\001_VIDEO\NVIDIA;DRIVERS\001_VIDEO\ATI;Drivers\002_dxr2;DRIVERS\003_AUDIO;DRIVERS\003_AUDIO\SB_live;Drivers\004_monitor;DRIVERS\005_MODEM;DRIVERS\005_MODEM\3COM_INF;DRIVERS\005_MODEM\FASTRATE;DRIVERS\005_MODEM\FASTRATE\Ins;Drivers\006_hp;Drivers\006_hp\win9x_me"
   DriverSigningPolicy=Ignore

[GuiUnattended]
   AdminPassword=*
   EncryptedAdminPassword=NO
   OEMSkipRegional=1
   TimeZone=110
   OemSkipWelcome=1

[UserData]
   ProductKey=*****-*****-*****-*****-*****
   FullName="Utente"
   OrgName="Unattended"
   ComputerName=SenzaNome

[Branding]
BrandIEUsingUnattended=Yes

[IEPopupBlocker]
AllowedSites=http://****************

[TapiLocation]
   AreaCode=***

[regionalsettings]
   Language=00000410
   LanguageGroup=1

[URL]
   Home_Page=*****************

[Display]
   Xresolution=1024
   YResolution=768

[Identification]
   JoinWorkgroup=WORKGROUP

[Networking]
   InstallDefaultComponents=Yes

[Components]
   msmsgs=off
   Fax = On
   
[WindowsFirewall]
   Profiles=WindowsFirewall.TurnOffFirewall

[WindowsFirewall.TurnOffFirewall]
   Mode=0

[GuiRunOnce]
   %systemdrive%\Install\wpi\WPI.cmd

Why doesn't work?

I'm sorry for my poor english


Posted

Typically, the $OEM$ folder needs to be ALONGSIDE the I386 folder. So, the first example you have is the correct way. Otherwise setup can't find it.

OEMFilePath might help, though dunno.

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