shammix Posted September 21, 2005 Share Posted September 21, 2005 my prob is tat i m using Windows Unattended CD Creator to make windows xp......now this software creat winnt.sif file in i386 folder were we place unattended commands now please tell me if i have to autoformat my hardsk what command i have to place i have 3 partition i want to autoselect partion well tat will be done by [Data]AutoPartition=1now if i want to autoformat my partion by FAT32 what should be used....do tell me if my partions are all primary partion how can i select partiular partion for setup windows xpwhat modification i hav to do in winnt.sifpls help me dudes u all are hero and i m new in this world. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vadikan Posted September 22, 2005 Share Posted September 22, 2005 now if i want to autoformat my partion by FAT32 what should be used....AFAIK, you can't do it via the answer file. FileSystemSpecifies whether to convert the primary partition to NTFS or to leave it alone.Syntax FileSystem = ConvertNTFS LeaveAlone Values ConvertNTFS Converts the primary partition to NTFS.LeaveAlone Does not change the primary partition file system.Example FileSystem = ConvertNTFSComments This entry is provided for backward compatibility with the Windows 2000 unattended Setup. For the Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 family of operating systems, if your manufacturing processes require that you format the hard disk as FAT32, use the Oformat tool to create a FAT32 volume with clusters aligned in an optimal way for later conversion to the NTFS file system. Then use the Convert command-line tool to convert the file system to NTFS.how can i select partiular partion for setup windows xpYou can't specify the desired partition in winnt.sifFor more info, please search the thread titles for format, partition, etc. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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