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Two question: Hibernation file and Programs dir

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1)Every new installation has the Hibernation file even if the

function is disabled. (it's the size of the RAM)

Someone has the same problem?

2) Every silent program installation takes the c:\Programfiles

directory so an installation of two windows installs programs

on the "first" partition.

then the unattended copy is only for one boot windows only?


To the first point , I just can say, that I disabled the feature and since then, I don't have a hilbernation file.

To the second point: When you have autopartition enabled, windows installs to the first partition, so when you want to install your windows to another partition, you have to set the Autopartition value in the [Data] section of your winnt.sif to 0, but then the installation isn't fully unattended....

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To the first point , I just can say, that I disabled the feature and since then, I don't have a hilbernation file.

To the second point: When you have autopartition enabled, windows installs to the first partition, so when you want to install your windows to another partition, you have to set the Autopartition value in the [Data] section of your winnt.sif to 0, but then the installation isn't fully unattended....

Ok the installation is not unattended but if someone

want to install a nLite optimized XP for games only

it will be installed on a second drive.

So now i try to install silent programs only if

it is a clean install and not if is a second

(or third) install.

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