Ok - I know that I could write a batch file and slipstream a service pack (EX: XP SP2) to all of the affected windows distros (EX: Home/Pro Corp/Retail/OEM, etc.) that I have, but I'd like to have this functionality in nLite if it's not there already.

1) Is this currently possible in nLite

2) If not, what are the chances that something like a "distro manager" could be added in the future, so that I can manage all of the different windows versions that I work with regularly (I'm trying to put together a multi-boot DVD and I find myself applying XP SP2 8 times every time I restart the project).

Any input?

Thanks,

Overkill

Yeah you are wasting a bunch of time. Make your sources sp2 that way everytime you recopy your sources they will already be SP2.

Alrighty...batch file it is. The guide said to keep your sources clean, so that's what I was doing

It'd still be nice not to need a batch file to slipstream them all the first time, for a newb like me. I'd like to see something done to help automate the process of slipstreaming all of the various sources, like when I'm slipstreaming XP SP3 to the dozen different folders I'm working with. I have very little programming knowledge, but I don't think it'd be terribly hard to code that, especially since it's doable from DOS.

-Overkill

Ok...I spent this weekend making that batch file and I have come up with something that seems promising. If anybody is interested in the capabilities of this little program, check out this thread:

http://msfn.org/board/index.php?act=ST&f=82&t=96389

Edited April 16, 200719 yr by Over.Kill