September 4, 200322 yr After waiting 39 minutes for xp to finish installing on VMware, i get to these errors:"Cannot find C:\install\main_batch.cmd""Cannot find C:\install\hotfixes.cmd""Cannot find C:\install\applications.cmd"Inside my winnt.sif (which is placed in the I386 folder), the relevent section looks like this:[GuiRunOnce]%systemdrive%\$OEM$\$1\$INSTALL\main_batch.cmd%systemdrive%\$OEM$\$1\$INSTALL\hotfixes.cmd%systemdrive%\$OEM$\$1\$INSTALL\applications.cmdInside my "TEST.ISO", the structure is as follows:WXPFPP_EN -$OEM$ | --$1 | --$DRIVERS --$INSTALL | --APPLICATIONS --HOTFIXES --TOOLS --main_batch.cmd --hotfixes.cmd --applications.cmdThe finished installation in VMware shows:MY COMPUTER | ---Local Disk (C:) | --$DRIVERS --$INSTALL | --main_batch.cmd --hotfixes.cmd --applications.cmd --HOTFIXES --TOOLSI noticed there is no $OEM$ or $1 folder on my local disk (C drive) on my vmware emualtion, perhaps there isnt supposed to be .........Im confused as to why windows cant see the path to my *.cmd files.Any ideas?
September 4, 200322 yr There isnt supposed to be a dollar sign infront of the INSTALL directory Or the DRIVERS directory for that matter.
September 4, 200322 yr hm did you read the guide it does not say to do it at all like that..http://www.MSFN.org/unattended/xp/index.htm
September 4, 200322 yr Author There isnt supposed to be a dollar sign infront of the INSTALL directory Or the DRIVERS directory for that matter.From the guide: http://www.MSFN.org/unattended/xp/gettingstarted.htm..........you want to install extras such as the drivers, applications, hotfixes and such, then create the following directories in the XPCD folder:C:\XPCD\$OEM$\$1\install\C:\XPCD\$OEM$\$1\drivers\So, that is what I did.I do have OEMPreinstall=YES.
September 5, 200322 yr [GuiRunOnce]%systemdrive%\$OEM$\$1\$INSTALL\main_batch.cmd%systemdrive%\$OEM$\$1\$INSTALL\hotfixes.cmd%systemdrive%\$OEM$\$1\$INSTALL\applications.cmdshould be[GuiRunOnce]%systemdrive%\install\main_batch.cmd%systemdrive%\install\hotfixes.cmd%systemdrive%\install\applications.cmd
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