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Cannot copy $OEM$ folder onto CD

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Hello, I'm a newbie at creating unattended installs, however I have been successful at some attempts. I have a cmdlines.txt file saved under the $OEM$ folder on my install folder, along with the .reg file. The cmdlines.txt consist of the two lines:

[COMMANDS]

"REGEDIT.EXE /S regtest.reg"

Now when I try to actually burn the CD using Roxio 6, it wants me to change the $OEM$ folder to _OEM_ . I did try that and burn the CD, however none of my reghacks worked, thinking it didn't accept the _OEM_ folder. What can I do to correct this? How can I burn it correctly without renaming the folder?

Second problem:

In my winnt.sif, under Components I have the follwing:

[Components]

msmsgs=off

msnexplr=off

zonegames=off

netoc=off

The main reason I put in netoc=off was the fact that I do not want any of the Networking Services under Add/Remove Windows Components to be installed at all. However after the install was complete, I checked that the Internet Gateway Device Discovery and Control Client was still checked under the Networking Services. Am I correct to assume that the "netoc=off" didn't work? Any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you

_OEM_ will not work

You need to maintain the $'s, if Roxio won't let you, then best way forward is not to use Roxio.

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