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How can i run nlited OS setup? on my USB Drive


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I also would like to do something along the same lines, except that since I have a Compact Flash reader built into my machine and intend to use a 4Gb CF card to carry an nLite install. However I would appreciate any advice on how to make either part or the whole of the CF card bootable. I have spent some time googling, and have found mention of installing onto CF cards for CarPCs and Media Centres, but nothing about installing from a CF card. The closest I have found it a command line to be run after booting into a BartPE environment.

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CD

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I also would like to do something along the same lines, except that since I have a Compact Flash reader built into my machine and intend to use a 4Gb CF card to carry an nLite install. However I would appreciate any advice on how to make either part or the whole of the CF card bootable. I have spent some time googling, and have found mention of installing onto CF cards for CarPCs and Media Centres, but nothing about installing from a CF card. The closest I have found it a command line to be run after booting into a BartPE environment.

Regards

CD

Yeah, true there's is a guide booting WindowsXP on usb but not booting windows xp nlited installation setup on usb.. i have alot cdrw i really hate burn and then erase it just waste of time

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can i run winnt.exe on dosmode to run windows setup

Yes, of course unless you remove the feature with nlite.

Yeah, true there's is a guide booting WindowsXP on usb but not booting windows xp nlited installation setup on usb.

Well, no, there is also a FULLY detailed guide using WINNT.EXE, besides some more experimental methods, start from here:

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=82856

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=81788&st=6

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=61384&st=0

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