Last session (files)

[jnasty]

Just a quick question.

Is there any problem with removing the "last session" files that are

created with Nlite?? Thanks in advance!

[hulkviper]

If you haven't created your own (Last session file, "name".ini file) you will lose your last nLite selection.

Last session is your last selection in nLite, what you selected .........

[jnasty]

Thanks Hulkviper,

So if I understand this correctly, these last session files are the configuration files

created for the set-up by Nlite. Thus guiding the set-up with the selections I chose.

So these settings would be similar (sort of), to files like WINNT.SIF & TXTSETUP.SIF ?

Have I grasped the concept at all?

[maxkohl]

sort of,

these files are merely for the nlite shell, they are not needed for the resulting cd for setup.

for myself, I choose not to include them on the final compilation, because I like a "clean" root folder.

However, if I ever want to update something, I need the last session files available at least on my nlite folder in program files, lest I'll have to tick all the options from scratch...

[hulkviper]

Last session is for Nlite

WINNT.SIF and TXTSETUP.SIF is for your windows source

[jnasty]

Maxkohl,

Thanks, that's what I thought. I guess I was a bit to vague in my initial question,

my apologies. I make a lot of slipstreams and unattended setups. I always start from

scratch when doing this. I usually use RyanVm's packs and intergrater. I just tried

Nlite to do a little tweaking. So these files can be safely deleted without consequence,

as long as I start over again or replace the "last session" files, correct?

Edited March 2, 2007 by jnasty

[jnasty]

Hulkviper,

Thanks, that I understand. I was just using that as a comparison.

I appreciate your help.

Edited March 2, 2007 by jnasty