HELP: bootlogo.cmd not working corectly

[xtremexxx]

I got a nice bootlogo I want to try and I can't seem to make it work.

I call the bootlogo.cmd from within cmdlines.txt , both files located inside same dir $oem$ ofcourse. The oemkrnl.exe is copied to system32 via the distribution folders, so that's not the problem, the file is there. My bootlogo.cmd is as follows:

CLS
@echo off
bootcfg /RAW "/Kernel=oemkrnl.exe" /A /ID 1
bootcfg /Timeout 0
EXIT

This should work very well, and as far as I can remember it worked fine back then when I used SP1. But now it's not working for some reason. To make sure my boot screen is ok I manualy edited the boot.ini and added /kernel=oemkrnl.exe to the line, and guess what ... it works. So I tracked down the problem to the bootlogo.cmd. Could someone please tell me what's going on here? And please don't tell me to rename it to ntoskrnl.exe and makecab it.

note: using nLite 1.0b6 with uxtheme patch also

Thanks for any help!

edit: I tested the commands on a clean nice boot.ini, and they work fine. But after removing read-only ! Maybe it's that ? it's readonly when setup tries to apply ?

edit2: it's not the read-only issue, bootcfg can write even if read only. **** I'm clueless now.

Edited September 1, 2005 by xtremexxx

[TheeBeets]

Maybe your using an Xp Sp1 file when your OS is Sp2. Sp2 overwrites these associated files

[xtremexxx]

Maybe your using an Xp Sp1 file when your OS is Sp2. Sp2 overwrites these associated files

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Nope, the file has the proper version as the regular ntoskrnl.exe, and I manualy tested and edited ( or just ran the bootlogo.cmd ), and it applies, but for some reason it doesn't apply when ran from cmdlines.txt

[Nepali]

why u have placed the quote

mine look like this, and working perfectly

REM Change the kernel in boot.ini

bootcfg /RAW /A /Kernel=myui.exe /ID 1

bootcfg /timeout 0

cls

bootcfg /RAW "/Kernel=oemkrnl.exe" /A /ID 1

remove the quote, and place the /A infront of kernel=.....exe