QUOTE (Siginet @ Nov 28 2005, 03:35 PM)

Make sure the IDENT files are in the ROOT\XPPC (or current directory of your install files.)
I think there may be a bug in PowerPacker that causes this. I am not 100% it is caused by PowerPacker... but I have had the same problem a couple of times in the past. But if you copy the IDENT files there you will not have a problem.

I will soon be working on coding the next version of WinXP PowerPacker... but my time has been limited latley. I will be having someone help me code the next version as well (Hopefully). This person is very good at what he does and I feel he will bring a lot to the Windows XP PowerPacker program.

So stay tuned.
I have the IDENT files in the roots of each pack as you mentioned above, that was the 1st thing i checked and they are there, i had to leave on a service call so i was not able to check the CD (besides, i forgot

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EDIT: i checked the CD and the package folder and realised that the ident files were in the root/xppo folder but not the root of the cd, only the home ident files were there, i added them manually and the disk works now..
Looking forward to the new version (server too

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P.S did you get to look at the XP Slipstream/powerpack auto create batch files i created and uploaded to another thread..?