Uncabing?

[hakeem5454]

how do i uncab files(for drivers from cd^^)

i dont understand step 3

[Bâshrat the Sneaky]

What guide?

expand -r filename.ex_

This will extract 'filename.ex_' to 'filename.ext'.

[hakeem5454]

could you give more detail to that:S

the solved drivers from cd guide step 3

[hakeem5454]

3. go to your I386 directory and uncab SETUP.EX_ like this:

expand SETUP.EX_ setupORG.exe

how would i 'uncab' that file if it was in this directory:

C:\UnattendedXp\XPCD\I386

?

[jbm]

3. go to your I386 directory and uncab SETUP.EX_ like this:

expand SETUP.EX_ setupORG.exe

how would i 'uncab' that file if it was in this directory:

C:\UnattendedXp\XPCD\I386

?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

open a command prompt in that directory and type the command

[hakeem5454]

thats most of what i dont get

how do i open it in that directory???

when i open CMD it says

C:\Documments and Settings\User name>

how do i change that?

[jbm]

use the cd or chdir command. You can type cd /? at the prompt for

help. You can also type help for a list of commands and their use.

Is this the guide you're talking about?

http://unattended.msfn.org/intermediate/drivers/cd.htm

If it is then like the guide says each driver is different.

Some you can extract (but not all) by using winrar. sometimes you

can type setup.exe /? for a list of switches.

If all else fails search in the forums on the driver your trying to

extract. If you don't have winrar a search on google will find it for

you.

[hakeem5454]

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=12566

thats the guide im using, well trying to use

that cd/? stuff doesnt really help me:S

can anyone tell me how to change: 'C:\document and settings\user' to 'C:\UnattendedXp\XPCD\I386'

Edited July 15, 2005 by hakeem5454

[big poppa pump]

FFS, Use google and learn some basic DOS commands instead of expecting to be spoonfed by others for every small thing!!!! Edited July 15, 2005 by big poppa pump

[jbm]

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=12566

thats the guide im using, well trying to use

that cd/? stuff doesnt really help me:S

can anyone tell me how to change: 'C:\document and settings\user' to 'C:\UnattendedXp\XPCD\I386'

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I agree with big poppa pump

If you're not willing to try to learn basic DOS commands your going

to have a hard time using some of the guides here.

CD /? tells you exactly what you want to know. Just take the

time to read it.

[Sonic]

Goodday for you

C:\document and settings\user>
type: 'cd /d "C:\UnattendedXp\XPCD\I386\"' (without ' ')

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