Use windows PE 2.0 to unattend install windows by command winnt32.exe /syspart:c /s:d:\winxp\i386 /tempdrive:c /makelocalsource /unattend:d:\winxp\i386\winnt.sif
windows is installed without problem, but $OEM$ folder is not copied to c drive as expected. Folder structure is as follows
WinPE CD
|___WinPE files
|___WinXP (windows cd files)
******|____I386
******|____$OEM$
Because $OEM$ folder is not copied to C drive, some batch files and scripts can not be run during windows installation. Does anyone know how to fix the problem?
Full Version: $OEM$ folder is not copied to local drive
You will need to move the $OEM$ folder into the i386 folder.
If you're installing from a RIS server or a standard Windows CD the $OEM$ folder is at the same level as the i386 folder.
If you're installing from within WinPE then it has to be inside the i386 folder.
If you're installing from a RIS server or a standard Windows CD the $OEM$ folder is at the same level as the i386 folder.
If you're installing from within WinPE then it has to be inside the i386 folder.
Thanks mmarable. It is working now. 
QUOTE (mmarable @ Feb 24 2007, 09:07 PM) 
You will need to move the $OEM$ folder into the i386 folder.
If you're installing from a RIS server or a standard Windows CD the $OEM$ folder is at the same level as the i386 folder.
If you're installing from within WinPE then it has to be inside the i386 folder.
If you're installing from a RIS server or a standard Windows CD the $OEM$ folder is at the same level as the i386 folder.
If you're installing from within WinPE then it has to be inside the i386 folder.
Hi, mmarable
If I have some other software in a folder, should I put it in to the i386 folder just like $OEM$ folder?
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