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Kernel Question

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Ok I've installed windows with my custom boot via modified kernel files, NTKRNLMP.EXE and NTOSKRNL.EXE. I have both files edited the same way and both have been modifype'ed to fix thier checksum and compressed and put onto my UA disk. Normally everything goes just fine and the boot screen looks as it should (I've set this up on many different comps). However I just tried to install my modified win xp pro sp2 ua disk (it's not Windows x64) onto a system with an amd semptron 64 and the boot screen looks stock/unedited, so my question is what other kernel file do I have to modify, what am I missing?

You must also edit the kernel files in the 'drivers.cab' archive...or just disableing WFP with nLite should work.

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i have disabled wfp. i'll look into the drivers.cab though.

it is not always in driver.cab. sp2.cab is the one that holds it for me. but it is possible for it to be in driver.cab sp1.cab and sp2.cab. check all *.cab files to bee safe ;)

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