Problem with ASMS

**Gladiac** · March 17, 2007

Hello everybody!

I have a problem with a hp dc7700 that does not want to get installed with my nlited windows xp cd with sp2 because of the inability of copying the asms-folder from the cd to the harddisk. You need to know that this workstation has no parallel ata ports anymore -> all drives are connected via sata - even the integrated dvd-writer. Surprisingly you can still access all devices via atapi without the need of any matrix storage controller drivers. I think there is some emulation happening. I tried a standard sp2ed windows-xp setup cd and it worked. My nlited cd won't install because after copying files and the boot into the gui it gives me before initializing the hardware an error that says that the crc-check failed when copying the ASMS-directory. I already tried without integrating any drivers or something now I have definitely NO idea what's sooo problematic with my nlited disk. It still works an all machines except those hp dc7700. I will attach my config (slightly censored). All is done using nlite 1.3.0.4. Hopefully someone can help me...

[Main]
Env = 1.3 - 2.0.50727.42.Microsoft Windows NT 5.1.2600 Service Pack 2
Target = Windows XP Professional SP:2 - 5.1.2600.2180 - Deutsch (Deutschland)

[Tasks]
Remove Components
Unattended Setup
Integrate Drivers
Tweaks
Create a Bootable ISO
Options

[Components]
;# Betriebssystem #
Tour
;# Netzwerk #
MSN Explorer
Windows Messenger
;# Kompatibilität #
Compat01
Compat02
Compat03
Compat04
Compat06
Compat07
Compat08
Compat09
Compat11

[KeepFiles]
msconfig.exe

[RemoveFiles]
clock.avi

[Options]
ClassicSetup
BlackSetupBack
ProfilesDir = "%SystemDrive%\Dokumente und Einstellungen"
TargetPath = "WINDOWS"
temp_dir = %USERPROFILE%\Lokale Einstellungen\Temp
AdvTweaks
NoISOPreset

[Patches]
TcpIp = 16777215
DoUxTheme
DoSFC

[Services2]
ERSvc,4
Messenger,4
wscsvc,4

[Tweaks]
Desktop-Arbeitsplatz Icon-Anzeigen
Desktop-Eigene Dateien Icon-Anzeigen
Desktop-Internet Explorer Icon-Anzeigen
Desktop-Papierkorb Icon-Anzeigen
Explorer-Inhalt der Systemordner anzeigen
Explorer-Klassische Systemsteuerung
Explorer-Ordneransicht auf 'Details' voreinstellen
Explorer-Statusleiste anzeigen
Explorer-Vollständigen Pfad in der Adressleiste anzeigen
Explorer-Zeigt die Dateiendung bekannter Dateitypen
Netzwerk-Deaktiviert Einfache Dateifreigabe
Privatsphäre-Deaktiviert die Fehlerberichterstattung
Starten und Herunterfahren-Anmeldungsbildschirm-Klassisch
Startmenü-Entfernt 'Programmzugriff und Standards festlegen'
Startmenü-Entfernt Suche im Internet
Startmenü-Entfernt 'Windows Katalog'
Taskleiste-Deaktiviert Balloon Tips

[Unattended]
ComputerType = Standard
FirewallOff
MaximumDataStorePercentOfDisk = 12
RestorePointLife = 30
DesktopTheme = Standard||
AutoUDay = 5
AutoUHour = 15
AUElevate
ProgFilesPath = "\Programme"

[DesktopThemes]
Z:\testing\Themes\Royale\Royale.msstyles
Z:\testing\Themes\cxpae\cxpae.msstyles
Z:\testing\Themes\Royale_noir\luna.msstyles

[NetAdapter1]
connname = ""
macaddress = ""
ipaddress = "192.168.0.1"
subnetmask = "255.255.255.0"
defaultgateway = ""
dnsserver1 = ""
dnsserver2 = ""
winsserver = ""
netbiossetting = "0"
ipxnetworknumber = "00000000"
ipxnetworkframetype = "0xFF"

[GuiRunOnce]
@echo off
title Initiating RunOnce-Process...
set osversion=5.1
set discversion=1.3c
set adminmode=false
cls
echo Mounting "\\server\software$" as V: ...
net use v: \\server\software$ censored /user:domain\user
echo.
if errorlevel 1 (
title Init failed!
echo Failed to mount "\\server\software$" as V: !!!
echo The RunOnce-Launcher exits with an error...
pause
exit
)
echo Switching to V: ...
v:
echo Going to $install$ ...
cd $install$
title Init complete! Launching Install-Script...
echo Launching Install-Script...
start "RunOnce: Install-Script" /wait run.cmd
echo Switching back to the Systemdrive "%systemdrive%"...
%SystemDrive%
echo Unmounting "\\server\software$" (V:) ...
net use v: /delete
title RunOnce-Process finished!
echo Finish!
exit

[Drivers]
Z:\testing\drivers\bcm4\xp\b44win.inf,0
Z:\testing\drivers\bcm57\xp\b57win32.inf,0
Z:\testing\drivers\e1000\e1000325.inf,0
Z:\testing\drivers\ixgb\ixgb325.inf,0
Z:\testing\drivers\ipw2100\w70n501.inf,0
Z:\testing\drivers\ipw2200-3945\NETw39x5.inf,0
Z:\testing\drivers\marvell_yukon\xp\yk51x86.inf,0
Z:\testing\drivers\rtl8169\Netrtlx.inf,0
Z:\testing\drivers\via_rhine3\Win2K_XP_Srv2003\X86\FETNDIS.inf,0
Z:\testing\drivers\via_velocity\XP\X86\getndis.inf,0
Z:\testing\drivers\modem_agr\agr-ich4.inf,0
Z:\testing\drivers\chipset\intel\XP\3100ESB.inf,0
Z:\testing\drivers\chipset\intel\XP\SP\ESB2id2.inf,0
Z:\testing\drivers\igfx\Graphics\igxp32.inf,0
Z:\testing\drivers\igfx\HDMI\IntcHdmi.inf,0
Z:\testing\drivers\intel_heci\HECI\HECI.inf,0
Z:\testing\drivers\nvidia\nv4_disp.inf,0
Z:\testing\drivers\radeon\2KXP_INF\CX_41238.inf,0
Z:\testing\drivers\sil3x12\SI3112.inf,Si3112_XP
Z:\testing\drivers\sil3114\SI3114.inf,Si3114_XP
Z:\testing\drivers\sil3132\SI3132.inf,Si3132_XP
Z:\testing\drivers\sil3531\si3531.inf,Si3531_XP
Z:\testing\drivers\intel_sata\iaahci.inf,iaAHCI_ESB2
Z:\testing\drivers\intel_sata\iaahci.inf,iaStor_ESB2
Z:\testing\drivers\intel_sata\iaahci.inf,iaAHCI_ICH6M
Z:\testing\drivers\intel_sata\iaahci.inf,iaAHCI_ICH6R
Z:\testing\drivers\intel_sata\iaahci.inf,iaStor_ICH6R
Z:\testing\drivers\intel_sata\iaahci.inf,iaAHCI_ICH7M
Z:\testing\drivers\intel_sata\iaahci.inf,iaStor_ICH7MDH
Z:\testing\drivers\intel_sata\iaahci.inf,iaAHCI_ICH7R
Z:\testing\drivers\intel_sata\iaahci.inf,iaStor_ICH7DH
Z:\testing\drivers\intel_sata\iaahci.inf,iaAHCI_ICH8R
Z:\testing\drivers\intel_sata\iaahci.inf,iaStor_ICH8R
Z:\testing\drivers\via_hyperion\VIAStor\driver\IDE\NT5\vminiide.inf,0
Z:\testing\drivers\via_hyperion\VIARaid\DRIVER\Raid\winxp\VIAMRAID.INF,0
Z:\testing\drivers\via_hyperion\viaagp\DRIVER\WinXP\VIAAGP1.INF,0
Z:\testing\drivers\via_hyperion\viamach\driver\WINNT5\VIAMACH.INF,0
Z:\testing\drivers\via_hyperion\drvdisk\i386\NT5\VIAMRAID.INF,VCOMBORAID_I386_NT5
Z:\testing\drivers\vmware\scsi\win2k\vmscsi.inf,VMSCSI

[Hotfixes]

greets

**nuhi** · March 17, 2007

Have you tried just making ISO with nLite from that installation files without any changes, does it work?

**Gladiac** · March 17, 2007

Have you tried just making ISO with nLite from that installation files without any changes, does it work?

I didn't try that but I will do so on Monday. I already made an image without any drivers or hotfixes and I still get that error so I suggest it is not a driver thing. But it's still strange that it works everywhere except those machines with sata-only. My vmware-box installs fine...

thanks for your reply

Edited March 17, 2007 by Gladiac

**neo** · March 18, 2007

Try to Burn the ISO into a branded Compact Disc.

I think so Ur disc has gone too dusty or scretched.

**xyu** · March 19, 2007

Seeing a CRC error, I first tought about a too-much-used-CDRW or a bad burning, so I've tried with two other cds and two other versions. I feel quite relieved not to be the only one seeing that very same bug. I also experienced the same weird fact that the unattended cd works on a computer without sata, but doesn't work on mine filled only with sata.

It seems obvious now that it is not a random bug but it depends on the materials.

I keep searching ...

A way to bypass that bug may be to use an older version of nlite (if the bug comes from it), or if it's generated by one of the latest official hotfixe.

Edited March 19, 2007 by xyu

**xyu** · March 20, 2007

I've tried to install on an IDE drive but it still get the same error, even if I unplug the sata drive, so I think it has nothing to do with the s-ata or u-ata drive, but it has to depends on the motherboard.

Let me know on which motherboard you experienced that bug, mine is an "ASUS A8N-SLI Premium" (nForce4).

I'll also try to make an unattended install without nlite at all, I'll tell you if it works.

**xyu** · March 21, 2007

It still doesn't work and begins to drive me crazy. I made an unattended cd without nlite at all, and i get the same crc error.

**Gladiac** · March 21, 2007

ok, solved! it works right now .

I don't know exactly why but burning the image onto a dvd makes it work like a charm. It has nothing to do with drivers or something. I suggest the dvd-drive in the dc7700 which is a liteon-multiformat-writer with lightscribe and so on, has troubles when initializing cds. It takes quite long to init a cd... longer than to do so with a dvd.

greets

**xyu** · March 21, 2007

Great to hear thoses news. Now that you mention it, I can't recall using a unattended cd on this computer, until now ...

I'll try and tell you. I also wonder what burning program did you use ?

Greetings.

Edited March 21, 2007 by xyu

**xyu** · March 21, 2007

Unbelievable !!! That's it. I burn it on dvd and didn't get the weirdest bug I've ever seen.

Thanks again.

**Gladiac** · March 24, 2007

Unbelievable !!! That's it. I burn it on dvd and didn't get the weirdest bug I've ever seen.
Thanks again.

Hehe, nice to hear that. Yes, it's rather weird...

**kapaka** · March 24, 2007

Thank you, I had the same problem and it was driving me nuts. now I'm going to burn to a DVD. Hope it works

:D IT WORKS!!!

Weirdest bug in history

Edited March 24, 2007 by kapaka

**bobtomato** · March 24, 2007

I was having the same issue a while back with an XP ASMS error. I was burning the ISO in Nero, and what I found was that I needed to make sure to burn the ISO as 'disk-at-once' , if it was set to 'track-at-once' I would get the CRC and ASMS error.

Could give it a try if you don't want to use your dvd-r's up. Hope this helps.

BT

**xyu** · March 26, 2007

I burn all my unattented iso with the "disk-at-once" option, in that case it didn't seem to be the problem. It was clearly the use of a cd or a dvd.

Keep in mind that it has to do with our dvd-drive (Mine is a Pioneer DVR-111D) !.

People using cds on cd-drives are not concerned by this bug.

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