Adapting a WinXP unattended install to Win2K

[CelticWhisper]

I'm pretty much finished with my XP unattended project, having tweaked it the way I like it (drivers maybe notwithstanding--I have yet to field-test it on my physical laptop, having previously only run it in a virtual machine) and incorporated all my application installations.

I decided to do XP for a number of reasons--primarily because it started as a work project that I then expanded upon for a home project, and also since XP is the most "current" of Windows flavours.

However, I've long been a fan of Windows 2000 Pro over Windows XP and all other versions, and would like to do a 2000 install to complement my XP install.

If I've gotten my RunOnce and CMDLINES.TXT processes set up how I need them, how much work would it be to adapt an XP unattended configuration to 2000? Has anyone here done this before and can you comment on the viability of the procedure vs. starting from scratch with Win2K?

Thanks.

[just_laze]

Virtually no work at all, they are, after all, essentially the same operating system.

laze.