hello

1. does vlite support windows server 2008?

2. is it true that again server 2008 (optimized for desktops) is better/faster than vista?

3. is server 2008 better/faster than 2003 (optimized for desktops)?

4. if yes, which 2008 version is best for desktops?

thanks

There are other post about it.
Yes you can use vlite on 2008 server but it's not recommended.
2008 use the same kernel as Vista SP1 so it cannot be faster.
Take a look on 2008 server web site for more information

Just component removals are not supported.

That is simply put wrong. Server 2008 is faster. The kernel is the same, however, the system is much more then a kernel. There is a LOT missing/disabled from server 2008 that has been loaded into vista for it to be User and DRM friendly.
I'm not going to get into a fight here - google for performance tests and look at the numbers. Here is one that comes up quickly.

http://exo-blog.blogspot.com/2008/03/windo...done-right.html

k thx bai

Just remember, if you plan on going the W2K8 route, as far as I can tell, know one has been able to get a TV tuner working AT ALL. The drivers install, but recording devices cannot "see" the input from the TV (tuner/composite/s-video). Clearly, something essential is missing. I tried W2K8 RTM. It was all that and a bag of chips too.

please is it ok now to use vLITE with win server 2008?

thanks

PS: also do I really need WAIK? (its 1.4 GB...)

look http://www.msfn.org/board/x64-Server-2008-...te-t122061.html

thanks

but I still need this WAIK?

Yes you HAVE to have the wim filter from WAIK!

(If you had bothered to read a little bit you would find there is an easy, small way around it.)

http://www.msfn.org/board/850-MB-download-...te-t122425.html

I would bother, but search for WAIK didn't return this result

thanks anyway

when vlite will fully support win2k8 including component removal?

thanks

any idea?

vlite is not design for server but you'll see some topics about this