xphc:
cls
print c "\cXXÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ\c0F[$time $date]\cXXÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ \n\n"
print c "\cXXWindows XP POWERPACK\n\n"
print c "\cXXBrought To You In Part By The XP PowerPacker\n\n"
print c "\cXXCompiled By Professor C.P.U.\n\n"
print c "\cXXIn Association With Gigabytes Computer Repair\n\n"
print l "\cXXPress \c0BF1 \cXXfor Help";print r "\c0BPOWERPACKER@2SI.US \n"
print c "\cXXÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ \n\n"
#XPHC print "		\c0E(D)  \c0FCorporate Edition -Unattended -With DriverPacks\n"
#XOHC print "		\c0E(U)  \c0FCorporate Edition -Unattended\n"
print "		\c0E(R)  \c0FCorporate Edition -Regular\n"
print "\n"
print "		\c0E(ESC)  Main Menu\n"
print l "		\c0E(Q)  \c0CQ\c09uit to Command Prompt \n"
print l "		\c0E(F12)  \c0CR\c09eboot \n"
print c "\n"

xphc_key:
getkey 20 boot 0x80
#XPPR if $lastKey == key[d]; then chain /XPHR.DAT
#XOPR if $lastKey == key[u]; then chain /XOHR.DAT
#ROPR if $lastKey == key[r]; then chain /ROHR.DAT
if $lastKey == key[F1]; then goto Help
if $lastKey == key[q]; then end
if $lastKey == key[F12]; then reboot
if $lastKey == key[esc]; then goto menu

#ROPR if $lastKey == key[r]; then chain /ROHR.DAT

should be

if $lastKey == key[r]; then chain /ROHC.DAT

Edited March 11, 200620 yr by eryen

xphc:
cls
print c "\cXXÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ\c0F[$time $date]\cXXÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ \n\n"
print c "\cXXWindows XP POWERPACK\n\n"
print c "\cXXBrought To You In Part By The XP PowerPacker\n\n"
print c "\cXXCompiled By Professor C.P.U.\n\n"
print c "\cXXIn Association With Gigabytes Computer Repair\n\n"
print l "\cXXPress \c0BF1 \cXXfor Help";print r "\c0BPOWERPACKER@2SI.US \n"
print c "\cXXÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ \n\n"
#XPHC print "		\c0E(D)  \c0FCorporate Edition -Unattended -With DriverPacks\n"
#XOHC print "		\c0E(U)  \c0FCorporate Edition -Unattended\n"
print "		\c0E(R)  \c0FCorporate Edition -Regular\n"
print "\n"
print "		\c0E(ESC)  Main Menu\n"
print l "		\c0E(Q)  \c0CQ\c09uit to Command Prompt \n"
print l "		\c0E(F12)  \c0CR\c09eboot \n"
print c "\n"

xphc_key:
getkey 20 boot 0x80
#XPPR if $lastKey == key[d]; then chain /XPHR.DAT
#XOPR if $lastKey == key[u]; then chain /XOHR.DAT
#ROPR if $lastKey == key[r]; then chain /ROHR.DAT
if $lastKey == key[F1]; then goto Help
if $lastKey == key[q]; then end
if $lastKey == key[F12]; then reboot
if $lastKey == key[esc]; then goto menu

#ROPR if $lastKey == key[r]; then chain /ROHR.DAT

should be

if $lastKey == key[r]; then chain /ROHC.DAT

Good find. I will fix it. Actually there really is no such thing as Home Corporate anyways... but an advanced user can modify setupp.ini to make a corp version of Home Edition.

But you are not correct on how to fix it... Here is what needs to be done:

Change:

xphc_key:
getkey 20 boot 0x80
#XPPR if $lastKey == key[d]; then chain /XPHR.DAT
#XOPR if $lastKey == key[u]; then chain /XOHR.DAT
#ROPR if $lastKey == key[r]; then chain /ROHR.DAT

To:

xphc_key:
getkey 20 boot 0x80
#XPHC if $lastKey == key[d]; then chain /XPHC.DAT
#XOHC if $lastKey == key[u]; then chain /XOHC.DAT
#ROHC if $lastKey == key[r]; then chain /ROHC.DAT

In fact i wanted to say another thing.

I included a HOME Corporate.

My first bug report for #ROPR, second for /ROHR.DAT

#ROPR if $lastKey == key[r]; then chain /ROHR.DAT
should be
if $lastKey == key[r]; then chain /ROHC.DAT

PS:

This app is awful

PS2:

BOOTFONT.BIN should be in cd root.

U can use Setupldr.bin files instead of ROHC XOPC...

So main root will be clear.

For unattend installs.

I use modified setupldr.bin file.

replaced all winnt.sif to setup.sif.

and renamed it to setup.bin,

winnt.sif renamed to setup.sif

So i still have original files

If i choose normal windows install, loading setupldr.bin

if i choose unattend windows install, loading setup.bin (with setup.sif)

Edited March 12, 200620 yr by eryen

In fact i wanted to say another thing.

I included a HOME Corporate.

My first bug report for #ROPR, second for /ROHR.DAT

#ROPR if $lastKey == key[r]; then chain /ROHR.DAT
should be
if $lastKey == key[r]; then chain /ROHC.DAT

PS:

This app is awful

PS2:

BOOTFONT.BIN should be in cd root.

U can use Setupldr.bin files instead of ROHC XOPC...

So main root will be clear.

For unattend installs.

I use modified setupldr.bin file.

replaced all winnt.sif to setup.sif.

and renamed it to setup.bin,

winnt.sif renamed to setup.sif

So i still have original files

If i choose normal windows install, loading setupldr.bin

if i choose unattend windows install, loading setup.bin (with setup.sif)

Umm... there are many correct ways to make an all-in-one disk. There are also a lot of changes being made to powerpacker as well. Just cause it does things in a different way than you do it doesn't make it an awful app. But hey... geuss you can't please everyone can you. There's allways someone who wants to make a complaint... even when there isn't much to complain about.

BTW Thanks for the reports. They will be fixed in RC8.

"PS:

This app is awful"

@ eryen I totally disagree! That's child's play to someone who really knows how to edit the cdshell.ini file.

"Umm... there are many correct ways to make an all-in-one disk. There are also a lot of changes being made to powerpacker as well. Just cause it does things in a different way than you do it doesn't make it an awful app. But hey... geuss you can't please everyone can you. There's allways someone who wants to make a complaint... even when there isn't much to complain about."

@Siginet. I totally agree with you, it's just a fact of life. btw, how's the coding coming along?

It would be nice if I could load a header with title information in CD Shell, but I'm probably better off doing everything manually.

I currently have 5 full feature menus in CD Shell. By the time I'm done with it there will be 11 or 12. =/

Actually if someone can make up a better cdshell.ini to be used in powerpacker I will add it. But I would need the cdshell.ini asap. Don't worry about making it compatable with powerpackers sceme... cause I am thinking of changing it anyways.

So if you have a really nice cdshell scheme and you think it would fit powerpacker better please submit it.

Bootable CD Wizard.

Very simple interface wit sub menus.

Only arrow buttons are enought to use.

worth to try

http://rapidshare.de/files/15350316/BOOT.rar.html

It allready compitable with PowerPacker iso builder.

Edited March 12, 200620 yr by eryen

Bootable CD Wizard.

Very simple interface wit sub menus.

Only arrow buttons are enought to use.

worth to try

http://rapidshare.de/files/15350316/BOOT.rar.html

It allready compitable with PowerPacker iso builder.

Very nice! I like it a lot! It actually fit's the powerpacker better... and it looks much better and easier.

Thanks.

I prefer: http://www.cdshell.org/files/contributions...tolog/bcdw.html

But I can't find the code they use in the screenshot...

That screenshot looks very nice! I wonder where the code is.

Looks much like the Windows Setup autorun screens.

Indeed. It also looks like the interface of WPI (http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showforum=93)

So it would be nice to have the same interface everywhere.

I like it as well... so if someone finds the code and posts it here I will try my best to implement it.

I think I was fooled.

With bcdw it is possible to show a gif file. So I guess they just created a simple gif file to start with....

(like here)

Contacted both authors, see if they reply..

edit:

I found some other screenshots. It must be possible te create such an interface. I can't get into contact with someone who allready made one. Google didn't help me so far :s

Edited April 29, 200620 yr by Telenut