os2fan2 Posted October 23, 2006 Posted October 23, 2006 I set Windows XP sp2 up from Windows 2000, to install in drive f:It created the usual C:\$WIN_NT$.~BT, and F:\$WIN_NT$.~LS, and then proceeded to install the files and run HIVE*.INF. At which point it failed. I backed these directories up to a ghost image, so i could modify my HIVEFIX.INF.In the process, I discovered it created a WINNT.SIF, with some undocumented section in it:; WINNT.SIF[data]EulaComplete="1"; what this does, i don't know. LNL no longer exists here.uniqueid="J:\WINNT\LNL"; J:\winnt = directory where win2k lives.[Networking]; created by running setupmgr.exe; you can still connect to another network, eg JoinWorkGroup=Eildon still works.InstallDefaultComponents=Yes[OobeProxy]; created from running setup.sif Windows 2000Enable=1Flags=9Autodiscovery_Flag=0You still get five of the screens when OOBE runs, but not all of these.
os2fan2 Posted October 27, 2006 Author Posted October 27, 2006 The directive "InstallDefaultComponents=Yes" was documented in the deploy.cab that comes with the W2K reskit update 1, largely with the effect the same as clicking "default settings" in the setup.Still, the unattended.doc in the W2KSP4 deploy.cab, nor any of the ref.chm in WinXP/2k3 mention it.
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