October 7, 200322 yr I have a lot of experience making custom cd's, windows PE, and unattended installs.. If there's enough interest i can post guides on making custom unattended cd's.One cd i've made has xp home, xp pro, win2k pro, win2k server, win2k adv server all on one 700 meg cd, all unattended.Another cd i've made has xp home sp1, xp pro sp1, and winpe on a 700 meg cd. The nice thing about this cd is you can install XP home or pro unattended or regular (you type in the serial and everything).I haven't seen anything on this site on winpe. Winpe is the future, which is obvious now that longhorn uses it to install.I also have a lot of $OEM$ tweaks that i haven't seen anyone post. I could post some of my tweaks.Is there interest in any of these topics? If so let me know. I have a ton of stuff. Also let me know what topics you guys would be interested in.-gosh
October 7, 200322 yr yep, post all your knowledge as this forum is a great tool. i scour this site daily trying to make my cd better and better
October 7, 200322 yr I have a quest for you... Figure out how to push variables from the CIW in RIS to GUI mode (or to the registry or anywhere else it can be extracted from later). That's what I want to know. You know if this is possible?
October 7, 200322 yr I personally would like to know if you've managed to truly slipstream WiMP 9.0 into Windows XP cd's...
October 8, 200322 yr I make too.windows 2k pro and server with updates,patches one cdBut winpe.I have some problems.Can you personalized this cd?I want to use for shell ERD commander.Because its better classical interface.I have both.I want to merge all.If you have interesting ideas.Please share us?
October 8, 200322 yr Interested in it too.. I want to make a win2k & winxp pro dvd.Unattended both versions.Also I want them to use the same oem folder (application & stuff)
October 9, 200322 yr Very interested over here also. So please share the wealth of knowledge that you posses with the rest of us and future visitors ThanksSidespike
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