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chon_

Mar 20 2007, 10:36 AM

Well, seeing how little information is around in the net about this topic and seeing there's some interest in this topic I decided to write this little guide to accomplish this task. Hope it helps.

chon's guide to Windows Vista x86 and x64 Versions in one DVD

NOTE: I'll be using my x64 and x86 MSDN DVDs, you can use the ones you have (retail, etc.), the procedure is the same.

1. Please download and install the Windows Automated Installation Kit (AIK) from here
2. Please create a working folder with a structure similar to this. Obviously you can change folder names according to your needs

In this case, i'll be using the following folder: D:\VistaAIO. My folder structure is as follows:

3. Now, copy all the contents of your x86 DVD to the distribuition folder, in this case D:\VistaAIO\Distribucion
4. Move the file named â€œinstall.wimâ€ from D:\VistaAIO\Distribucion\Sources to D:\VistaAIO\x86
5. Copy the file named â€œinstall.wimâ€ from the Sources folder of your x64 DVD to the folder D:\VistaAIO\x64
6. Delete al .clg files from your distribution folder (D:\VistaAIO\Distribucion)
7. Now, with admin rights, open the Windows PE Tools Command prompt (click in Start/All programs/Microsoft Windows AIK)
8. We change directory to our working folder:

CODE

CD D:\VistaAIO\Distribucion\Sources

9. OK, here's the tricky part. We are now about to export the images of each windows version to a single .WIM image file. The command to do this is IMAGEX.EXE. The syntax is as follows:

CODE

imagex /export SourceImageToExport.wim SourceNumber DestinationImageFile.wim "Name of the Operating System"

For example:

CODE

imagex /export D:\VistaAIO\x86\install.wim 1 .\install.wim "Windows Vista Business x86"
imagex /export D:\VistaAIO\x64\install.wim 1 .\install.wim "Windows Vista Business x64"

This is what the first line of code does: export Version 1 of the source image file named Install.wim located in the folder D:\VistaAIO\x86 to the destination image file named Install.wim located in D:\VistaAIO\Distribucion. The number 1 corresponds to the Business edition of Windows, take a look at the following table, for the SourceNumber and its corresponding Windows Edition:

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Number    Windows Edition
1           Business
2           Home Basic
3           Home Premium
4           Ultimate
5           Home Basic N
6           Business N
7           Starter

Thus, for example if we wanted to add the 64bit Ultimate version of Windows Vista to our newly created image we type the following command:

CODE

imagex /export D:\VistaAIO\x64\install.wim 4 .\install.wim "Windows Vista Ultimate x64"

Please note that we only changed the number 1 for the number 4 (wich corresponds to the Ultimate version) and the name we give to the Windows Edition, for this name you can type whatever you coinsider a descriptive name of the windows version, everything else in the syntax remains the same. You can add as many Windows Editions as you want this way.
If you have any doubts regarding the imagex command, you can type the following line in the command prompt at any time:

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imagex /export /?

10. Now that we've created our .WIM image file, let's create our ISO image file to make it ready to burn it to a DVD. To do this, still in the Windows PE Tools command prompt window, we type:

CODE

oscdimg -n -bD:\VistaAIO\distribucion\boot\etfsboot.com D:\VistaAIO\distribucion D:\VISTA_AIO.iso -m

This will create an ISO file named VISTA_AIO.iso in D:\
11. We're almost done! We can now burn this image with our favorite burning software (Nero, alcohol. Etc).

The final result when installing Vista, should look similar to this:

That's all!!!
Hope you find it useful!

Let me know any comments/doubts

batson0974

Mar 20 2007, 08:41 PM

I noticed the only file you say to export from the x64 dvd is the install.wim file. Is there a reason why you do not extract the x64 files to the AIO DVD, or was this an accident.

chon_

Mar 21 2007, 04:44 PM

@batson0974
Yes, the procedure is correct.
All the files needed for setup are inside the .WIM files, remember that WIM stands for Windows Imaging Format, this is why you only need this file.
So, if you export from your x86 install.WIM file, you're exporting all the files needed for the x86 setup.
In the other hand, if you export from your install.wim file located in your x64 DVD, you are exporting the x64 needed files.
As for the other files on the DVD, (like boot sector, etc) are common in both DVDs.
Remember: what we're doing here is exporting from two image files(x86 and x64 Install.wim) to only one "big" install.wim file.

orbit30

Apr 16 2007, 05:47 PM

Thanks chon_

chon_

Apr 18 2007, 09:21 AM

@orbit30
sorry, my mistake

There's an "extra" space in the code line, is now corrected, the correct syntax should be:

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oscdimg -n -bD:\VistaAIO\distribucion\boot\etfsboot.com D:\VistaAIO\distribucion D:\VISTA_AIO.iso -m

Sorry for the inconvinience

orbit30

Apr 19 2007, 12:13 PM

Thanks again orbit..

prtec

Apr 30 2007, 12:27 AM

can this support multi-language Vista in one DVD?

like: Vista 32/64 en and cht in 1 dvd

prtec

Apr 30 2007, 01:31 AM

Windows could not set the offline locale information. Error Code: 0x80000001

when i do multi-language vista in 1 dvd ,it was got the fail

tim427

May 25 2007, 07:44 AM

QUOTE (prtec @ Apr 30 2007, 08:27 AM)

can this support multi-language Vista in one DVD?

like: Vista 32/64 en and cht in 1 dvd

I have made my custom install dvd

.... I'm a dutch man, working in a computer shop... we build the computer self to sell... but some times a custommer wants a english version of vista and the most of the times a dutch version... and the 32 bit and then 64 bit...

7 editions x 2 BIT architecturs.. x2 languages... so i try to make a install dvd with 28 !!! versions !!! on DVD-9 or a install share at the server...

PS. Sorry for my bad english...

gjs1992

May 31 2007, 05:18 AM

Hello,
I'm currently confused on:
1. What's the number for Enterprise Edition x86 and x64 of Vista
2. What does "N" mean?

Thanks.

~gjs1992

Thauzar

May 31 2007, 05:58 AM

Look here for informations I just googled about the different vista builds.
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/...ns/default.mspx

The N stands for the "light" version of vista which doesnt have WMP and maybe some other stuff. You don't want that, nobody want's it, they were just forced to do it by the EU else they would have [more] fines to pay.

gjs1992

Jun 1 2007, 05:52 AM

Hello again,
Thanks for your help on the second question, but yet I can't gigure out the "Number" for the "Windows Edition" Enterprise.
Could you please help me?

And btw, how can I make them automatically activated when Windows is being Installed?

Thanks.

~gjs1992

steviewonder

Jun 1 2007, 06:18 AM

Thanks, i wondered ho Winbeta did it.

gjs1992

Jun 1 2007, 12:12 PM

BUMP!

Please answer my questions. Thanks.

~gjs1992

gjs1992

Jun 2 2007, 07:59 AM

For god's sake, would anyone mind answering my questions?

~gjs1992

Cycl0pe

Jun 2 2007, 05:25 PM

QUOTE (gjs1992 @ Jun 2 2007, 03:59 PM)

For god's sake, would anyone mind answering my questions?

~gjs1992

Enterprise not this in he himself DVD. Is number 1 using install.wim of his dvd.

gjs1992

Jun 5 2007, 01:40 AM

Will hAwie's Permanent Activation method work for this?
And for god's sake chon_ or anyone, tell me what's the Windows Edition Number for Windows Vista Enterprise, I know about all the Windows Editions from MS
But what I mean is:

QUOTE

Number........Windows Edition
1..................Business
2..................Home Basic
3..................Home Premium
4..................Ultimate
5..................Home Basic N
6..................Business N
7..................Starter
#..................Enterprise

I want to know what's the number corresponding to the "Enterprise" edition.

~gjs1992

chon_

Jun 7 2007, 07:15 PM

@gjs1992
ENTERPRISE version of vista is NOT included in the retail or OEM DVDs, as it's a "special" version sold only via specific channels to enterprise customers.
That's why you won't find this version in a "standard" DVD; hence it has no corresponding numer in the WIM image. In fact, if you want to add this version to your proyect, you'll need two DVDs: one "standard" DVD, and the enterprise DVD, this will leave you with two WIM file to work with

gjs1992

Jun 8 2007, 05:31 AM

Thanks for your reply mate. But I've gotten Enterprise Edition already, so how to merge it with the other WIM?
I've seen a torrent online somewhere which has Enterprise along with all other editions in one DVDs... *-)

~Gjs1992

patronu

Jun 9 2007, 03:38 PM

can you integrate windows longhorn with this method?

gjs1992

Jun 18 2007, 11:43 PM

Windows Longhorn is pretty old!
@Chon_ Originally, Windows Vista installation comes only in English, so how did you get it in another language?

~Gjs1992

gjs1992

Jun 24 2007, 03:00 PM

BUMP.
How did Chon_ use a different (Probably French) language in the setup?

Originally Microsoft gives the setup in English by default.
Please reply with a decent way of doing it.
Thanks.

~Gjs1992

sp00f

Jul 3 2007, 05:00 AM

Nice idea , but doesnt work for me.

After : imagex /export F:\VistaAIO\x86\install.wim 4 .\install.wim "Windows Vista Ultimate x86"
The timer starts but at 47% it stops and it says error exporting image #4 cant find the file.

EDIT:

I got it now

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imagex /export F:\VistaAIO\x86\install.wim 1 F:\VistaAIO\Distribucion\SOURCES\newfile.wim "Windows Vista Ultimate x86"
imagex /export F:\VistaAIO\x64\install.wim 1 F:\VistaAIO\Distribucion\SOURCES\newfile.wim "Windows Vista Ultimate x64"

And how when i want this unattended?
How does a XML file looks like from a Vista AIO?

korndog2003

Jul 19 2007, 09:51 PM

Hey thanks I did this with my Vista and Windows Longhorn Server 2008!!! All 13 editions of 2008!

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Number    Windows Edition
1           Standard
2           Enterprise
3           Datacenter
4           Standard CORE*
5           Enterprise CORE*
6           Datacenter CORE*

* CORE Is the server system with no GUI "Graphical User Interface"

chon_

Aug 21 2007, 11:34 AM

QUOTE (gjs1992 @ Jun 18 2007, 11:43 PM)

Windows Longhorn is pretty old!
@Chon_ Originally, Windows Vista installation comes only in English, so how did you get it in another language?

~Gjs1992

I got spanish version DVDs, that's why my installations are in spanish, it is not multilanguage

(although it can be done the same way, you just need the .WIM files for each language)

ic0dk0c00

Aug 26 2007, 11:21 AM

Could I add a vlited edition of vista the same way?

OcTroN

Sep 22 2007, 04:54 AM

The product key listed in a unattended install file decides which version to install. In this .wim, with combined 32bit and 64bit builds, does it still automatic pick the right vista version according to the key?

Any ideas? Or should I just test it next monday ;-)

RYU81

Feb 14 2008, 03:03 AM

everything is work but is there way to unattended with vLite?i try it but is not working with it.

vannuffelhan

Mar 13 2008, 06:03 PM

I tried this method with images where SP1 was integrated and when I choose not to insert a cd-key I get an error that the list of editions can't be loaded. Only when I insert a serial for a specific edition in the image it works. Anyone knows how to fix this?

hotpants

Mar 20 2008, 03:21 PM

when you add all vista and server 2008 editions together, what is your overall install.wim filesize? my one goes well over 5GB - this then cant be burnt to a DVD.

cdob

Mar 21 2008, 02:58 AM

QUOTE (hotpants @ Mar 20 2008, 03:21 PM)

my one goes well over 5GB - this then cant be burnt to a DVD.

Which DVD media do you use?

There are dual layer DVD media.
ISO-9660 and UDF file system handle files greater 4GB.
To include a 5GB file to bootable media http://www.msfn.org/board/OSCDIMG-error-t111776.html

hotpants

Mar 21 2008, 02:44 PM

sorry, I meant that my iso file is more than 4.7 GB. But DVD discs are 4.7GB. Is it possible to get DVD discs with more than 4.7GB storage?

Thanks

cdob

Mar 22 2008, 02:11 AM

QUOTE (hotpants @ Mar 21 2008, 03:44 PM)

Is it possible to get DVD discs with more than 4.7GB storage?

Yes, there are 8.5GB dual layer DVD media.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dual_layer#Dual_layer_recording

ikaro_nos

Apr 2 2008, 04:38 AM

Perfect

Thanks man!

gotenks98

May 13 2008, 09:24 AM

I got a question on this, when doing your export how does it know to append to the existing image instead of just overwriting them?

c6comp

Jun 8 2008, 11:31 AM

Just a a little tip: your install.wim cant be bigger than 4.2 gb (about the size of a dvd). I tried to intergrate all setups onto one dvd (server 2008,x32,x64 and vista x32,x64), and everything worked fine, but when i tried to install, the installation failed. So, you must use vlite if you want to have it all...
Just a small tip

testazzo

Jul 1 2008, 06:18 AM

QUOTE (chon_ @ Mar 20 2007, 06:36 PM)

Well, seeing how little information is around in the net about this topic and seeing there's some interest in this topic I decided to write this little guide to accomplish this task. Hope it helps.

....

Does NOT WORK for multilang & autopatched VERSION!

You need to use vista build 5252 or older bootmgr & boot.ini !!!

WZ

RYU81

Aug 12 2008, 11:29 PM

is not there way to burn it in dvd (4.7 GB)?

uncle joe

Aug 17 2008, 11:04 AM

Hello Everybody,

Did anybody try to do the same thing with Vista SP1 (x86 & x64)? I try do as indicate in this guide (thanks chon).

I've merge the content of Vista SP1 x86 and x64 in a single install.wim file :

(Windows Vista Business x32 and x64, Windows Vista Home Basic x32, Windows Vista Home Premium x32 and x64, Windows Vista Ultimate x32 and x64).

Here is a capture of Windows Service Image Manager when I open the file i've generated (install.wim) if i want to generate a .clg file for each install :

Here is the size of my install.wim file :

If I generate the clg (catalog) file (one for each installation) with Windows Service Image Manager (Tools>Create a catalog ...) or not.

Here is the isofile creation :

IsoFile size :

I stay stuck at this point when I press the Next button (suivant) :

I can't see the menu for choose which Vista Edition I want to install (when I don't put my serial).

Did any one have meet this. And have a fix ? Any Help Will be appreciated.

P.S. : Here is the list of tools i've used :
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...;DisplayLang=fr (WAIK 6001.18000.080118-1840-kb3aik_fr.iso) for Windows Vista SP1
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...;DisplayLang=fr (Virtual PC 2007 SP1)
Windows Vista SP1 FRENCH Retail CD (2 DVD : X86 and X64)

neo

Aug 18 2008, 12:55 PM

http://itsmywindows.com/how-to-merge-vista...in-a-single-dvd

Visit here for detailed article...All has been done on Vista SP1

uncle joe

Aug 18 2008, 08:16 PM

Thanks for your help Neo !! That's crazy it's like in the Matrix Movie!

I've made as noticed on the site you gave me ...

The result is the same :

I've also tried to type the licence for see if i can go further, but I stay stuck at the same point.

What is the importance of the .clg file? The link you gave me don't talk about these file, i'm astonished. Why did Microsoft put them on the DVD if it's useless ?

Here is the information about the install.wim file i've generated (from WinPE Command Line tool) :

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c:\VistaAIO\VistaSP1x32x64\sources>imagex /info ./install.wim

ImageX Tool for Windows
Copyright © Microsoft Corp. All rights reserved.



WIM Information:
----------------
GUID:        {e4d42f90-d941-4f6f-aa8c-4e5f98f65720}
Image Count: 7
Compression: LZX
Part Number: 1/1
Attributes:  0x8
             Relative path junction


Available Image Choices:
------------------------
<WIM>
  <TOTALBYTES>4146214242</TOTALBYTES>
  <IMAGE INDEX="1">
    <NAME>Windows Vista Professionnel x32</NAME>
    <DESCRIPTION>Windows Vista BUSINESS</DESCRIPTION>
    <FLAGS>BUSINESS</FLAGS>
    <WINDOWS>
      <ARCH>0</ARCH>
      <PRODUCTNAME>Microsoft« Windows« Operating System</PRODUCTNAME>
      <HAL>acpiapic</HAL>
      <PRODUCTTYPE>WinNT</PRODUCTTYPE>
      <PRODUCTSUITE>Terminal Server</PRODUCTSUITE>
      <LANGUAGES>
        <LANGUAGE>fr-FR</LANGUAGE>
        <DEFAULT>fr-FR</DEFAULT>
      </LANGUAGES>
      <VERSION>
        <MAJOR>6</MAJOR>
        <MINOR>0</MINOR>
        <BUILD>6001</BUILD>
        <SPBUILD>18000</SPBUILD>
      </VERSION>
      <SYSTEMROOT>WINDOWS</SYSTEMROOT>
    </WINDOWS>
    <DIRCOUNT>8752</DIRCOUNT>
    <FILECOUNT>48055</FILECOUNT>
    <TOTALBYTES>7755000465</TOTALBYTES>
    <CREATIONTIME>
      <HIGHPART>0x01C85BE0</HIGHPART>
      <LOWPART>0xA4C57678</LOWPART>
    </CREATIONTIME>
    <LASTMODIFICATIONTIME>
      <HIGHPART>0x01C90023</HIGHPART>
      <LOWPART>0x37481546</LOWPART>
    </LASTMODIFICATIONTIME>
    <DISPLAYNAME>Windows Vista Professionnel</DISPLAYNAME>
    <DISPLAYDESCRIPTION>Windows Vista Professionnel</DISPLAYDESCRIPTION>
  </IMAGE>
  <IMAGE INDEX="2">
    <NAME>Windows Vista Edition Familiale Basique x32</NAME>
    <DESCRIPTION>Windows Vista HOMEBASIC</DESCRIPTION>
    <FLAGS>HOMEBASIC</FLAGS>
    <WINDOWS>
      <ARCH>0</ARCH>
      <PRODUCTNAME>Microsoft« Windows« Operating System</PRODUCTNAME>
      <HAL>acpiapic</HAL>
      <PRODUCTTYPE>WinNT</PRODUCTTYPE>
      <PRODUCTSUITE>Terminal Server</PRODUCTSUITE>
      <LANGUAGES>
        <LANGUAGE>fr-FR</LANGUAGE>
        <DEFAULT>fr-FR</DEFAULT>
      </LANGUAGES>
      <VERSION>
        <MAJOR>6</MAJOR>
        <MINOR>0</MINOR>
        <BUILD>6001</BUILD>
        <SPBUILD>18000</SPBUILD>
      </VERSION>
      <SYSTEMROOT>WINDOWS</SYSTEMROOT>
    </WINDOWS>
    <DIRCOUNT>8266</DIRCOUNT>
    <FILECOUNT>45405</FILECOUNT>
    <TOTALBYTES>7244023970</TOTALBYTES>
    <CREATIONTIME>
      <HIGHPART>0x01C85BE2</HIGHPART>
      <LOWPART>0x2E6DFD30</LOWPART>
    </CREATIONTIME>
    <LASTMODIFICATIONTIME>
      <HIGHPART>0x01C90023</HIGHPART>
      <LOWPART>0x4EB43CE6</LOWPART>
    </LASTMODIFICATIONTIME>
    <DISPLAYNAME>Windows Vista +dition Familiale Basique</DISPLAYNAME>
    <DISPLAYDESCRIPTION>Windows Vista +dition Familiale Basique</DISPLAYDESCRIP
ION>
  </IMAGE>
  <IMAGE INDEX="3">
    <NAME>Windows Vista Edition Familiale Premium x32</NAME>
    <DESCRIPTION>Windows Vista HOMEPREMIUM</DESCRIPTION>
    <FLAGS>HOMEPREMIUM</FLAGS>
    <WINDOWS>
      <ARCH>0</ARCH>
      <PRODUCTNAME>Microsoft« Windows« Operating System</PRODUCTNAME>
      <HAL>acpiapic</HAL>
      <PRODUCTTYPE>WinNT</PRODUCTTYPE>
      <PRODUCTSUITE>Terminal Server</PRODUCTSUITE>
      <LANGUAGES>
        <LANGUAGE>fr-FR</LANGUAGE>
        <DEFAULT>fr-FR</DEFAULT>
      </LANGUAGES>
      <VERSION>
        <MAJOR>6</MAJOR>
        <MINOR>0</MINOR>
        <BUILD>6001</BUILD>
        <SPBUILD>18000</SPBUILD>
      </VERSION>
      <SYSTEMROOT>WINDOWS</SYSTEMROOT>
    </WINDOWS>
    <DIRCOUNT>8796</DIRCOUNT>
    <FILECOUNT>48123</FILECOUNT>
    <TOTALBYTES>8615424364</TOTALBYTES>
    <CREATIONTIME>
      <HIGHPART>0x01C85BE0</HIGHPART>
      <LOWPART>0x1E702558</LOWPART>
    </CREATIONTIME>
    <LASTMODIFICATIONTIME>
      <HIGHPART>0x01C90023</HIGHPART>
      <LOWPART>0x752973E6</LOWPART>
    </LASTMODIFICATIONTIME>
    <DISPLAYNAME>Windows Vista +dition Familiale Premium</DISPLAYNAME>
    <DISPLAYDESCRIPTION>Windows Vista +dition Familiale Premium</DISPLAYDESCRIP
ION>
  </IMAGE>
  <IMAGE INDEX="4">
    <NAME>Windows Vista Edition Integrale x32</NAME>
    <DESCRIPTION>Windows Vista ULTIMATE</DESCRIPTION>
    <FLAGS>ULTIMATE</FLAGS>
    <WINDOWS>
      <ARCH>0</ARCH>
      <PRODUCTNAME>Microsoft« Windows« Operating System</PRODUCTNAME>
      <HAL>acpiapic</HAL>
      <PRODUCTTYPE>WinNT</PRODUCTTYPE>
      <PRODUCTSUITE>Terminal Server</PRODUCTSUITE>
      <LANGUAGES>
        <LANGUAGE>fr-FR</LANGUAGE>
        <DEFAULT>fr-FR</DEFAULT>
      </LANGUAGES>
      <VERSION>
        <MAJOR>6</MAJOR>
        <MINOR>0</MINOR>
        <BUILD>6001</BUILD>
        <SPBUILD>18000</SPBUILD>
      </VERSION>
      <SYSTEMROOT>WINDOWS</SYSTEMROOT>
    </WINDOWS>
    <DIRCOUNT>9239</DIRCOUNT>
    <FILECOUNT>50185</FILECOUNT>
    <TOTALBYTES>8710295893</TOTALBYTES>
    <CREATIONTIME>
      <HIGHPART>0x01C85BE0</HIGHPART>
      <LOWPART>0x7466D77A</LOWPART>
    </CREATIONTIME>
    <LASTMODIFICATIONTIME>
      <HIGHPART>0x01C90023</HIGHPART>
      <LOWPART>0x8E9860C6</LOWPART>
    </LASTMODIFICATIONTIME>
    <DISPLAYNAME>Windows Vista +dition IntÚgrale</DISPLAYNAME>
    <DISPLAYDESCRIPTION>Windows Vista +dition IntÚgrale</DISPLAYDESCRIPTION>
  </IMAGE>
  <IMAGE INDEX="5">
    <NAME>Windows Vista Professionnel x64</NAME>
    <DESCRIPTION>Windows Vista BUSINESS</DESCRIPTION>
    <FLAGS>BUSINESS</FLAGS>
    <WINDOWS>
      <ARCH>9</ARCH>
      <PRODUCTNAME>Microsoft« Windows« Operating System</PRODUCTNAME>
      <HAL>acpiapic</HAL>
      <PRODUCTTYPE>WinNT</PRODUCTTYPE>
      <PRODUCTSUITE>Terminal Server</PRODUCTSUITE>
      <LANGUAGES>
        <LANGUAGE>fr-FR</LANGUAGE>
        <DEFAULT>fr-FR</DEFAULT>
      </LANGUAGES>
      <VERSION>
        <MAJOR>6</MAJOR>
        <MINOR>0</MINOR>
        <BUILD>6001</BUILD>
        <SPBUILD>18000</SPBUILD>
      </VERSION>
      <SYSTEMROOT>WINDOWS</SYSTEMROOT>
    </WINDOWS>
    <DIRCOUNT>13188</DIRCOUNT>
    <FILECOUNT>66787</FILECOUNT>
    <TOTALBYTES>11569533957</TOTALBYTES>
    <CREATIONTIME>
      <HIGHPART>0x01C85BEA</HIGHPART>
      <LOWPART>0x58207B11</LOWPART>
    </CREATIONTIME>
    <LASTMODIFICATIONTIME>
      <HIGHPART>0x01C90024</HIGHPART>
      <LOWPART>0x0C7D61C6</LOWPART>
    </LASTMODIFICATIONTIME>
    <DISPLAYNAME>Windows Vista Professionnel</DISPLAYNAME>
    <DISPLAYDESCRIPTION>Windows Vista Professionnel</DISPLAYDESCRIPTION>
  </IMAGE>
  <IMAGE INDEX="6">
    <NAME>Windows Vista Edition Familiale Premium x64</NAME>
    <DESCRIPTION>Windows Vista HOMEPREMIUM</DESCRIPTION>
    <FLAGS>HOMEPREMIUM</FLAGS>
    <WINDOWS>
      <ARCH>9</ARCH>
      <PRODUCTNAME>Microsoft« Windows« Operating System</PRODUCTNAME>
      <HAL>acpiapic</HAL>
      <PRODUCTTYPE>WinNT</PRODUCTTYPE>
      <PRODUCTSUITE>Terminal Server</PRODUCTSUITE>
      <LANGUAGES>
        <LANGUAGE>fr-FR</LANGUAGE>
        <DEFAULT>fr-FR</DEFAULT>
      </LANGUAGES>
      <VERSION>
        <MAJOR>6</MAJOR>
        <MINOR>0</MINOR>
        <BUILD>6001</BUILD>
        <SPBUILD>18000</SPBUILD>
      </VERSION>
      <SYSTEMROOT>WINDOWS</SYSTEMROOT>
    </WINDOWS>
    <DIRCOUNT>13231</DIRCOUNT>
    <FILECOUNT>66860</FILECOUNT>
    <TOTALBYTES>12501820521</TOTALBYTES>
    <CREATIONTIME>
      <HIGHPART>0x01C85BEB</HIGHPART>
      <LOWPART>0x56134914</LOWPART>
    </CREATIONTIME>
    <LASTMODIFICATIONTIME>
      <HIGHPART>0x01C90024</HIGHPART>
      <LOWPART>0x327B9406</LOWPART>
    </LASTMODIFICATIONTIME>
    <DISPLAYNAME>Windows Vista +dition Familiale Premium</DISPLAYNAME>
    <DISPLAYDESCRIPTION>Windows Vista +dition Familiale Premium</DISPLAYDESCRIP
ION>
  </IMAGE>
  <IMAGE INDEX="7">
    <NAME>Windows Vista Edition Integrale x64</NAME>
    <DESCRIPTION>Windows Vista ULTIMATE</DESCRIPTION>
    <FLAGS>ULTIMATE</FLAGS>
    <WINDOWS>
      <ARCH>9</ARCH>
      <PRODUCTNAME>Microsoft« Windows« Operating System</PRODUCTNAME>
      <HAL>acpiapic</HAL>
      <PRODUCTTYPE>WinNT</PRODUCTTYPE>
      <PRODUCTSUITE>Terminal Server</PRODUCTSUITE>
      <LANGUAGES>
        <LANGUAGE>fr-FR</LANGUAGE>
        <DEFAULT>fr-FR</DEFAULT>
      </LANGUAGES>
      <VERSION>
        <MAJOR>6</MAJOR>
        <MINOR>0</MINOR>
        <BUILD>6001</BUILD>
        <SPBUILD>18000</SPBUILD>
      </VERSION>
      <SYSTEMROOT>WINDOWS</SYSTEMROOT>
    </WINDOWS>
    <DIRCOUNT>13717</DIRCOUNT>
    <FILECOUNT>69104</FILECOUNT>
    <TOTALBYTES>12617959929</TOTALBYTES>
    <CREATIONTIME>
      <HIGHPART>0x01C85BEC</HIGHPART>
      <LOWPART>0x57E7E795</LOWPART>
    </CREATIONTIME>
    <LASTMODIFICATIONTIME>
      <HIGHPART>0x01C90024</HIGHPART>
      <LOWPART>0x4D53B5A6</LOWPART>
    </LASTMODIFICATIONTIME>
    <DISPLAYNAME>Windows Vista +dition IntÚgrale</DISPLAYNAME>
    <DISPLAYDESCRIPTION>Windows Vista +dition IntÚgrale</DISPLAYDESCRIPTION>
  </IMAGE>
</WIM>

Thanks again for reply me ... I'm still seeking for making my own custom Vista DVD with x32 and x64 systems ... (not more not less)

Have a good Day !!!

radix

Aug 21 2008, 01:49 AM

QUOTE (chon_ @ Mar 20 2007, 07:36 PM)

6. Delete al .clg files from your distribution folder (D:\VistaAIO\Distribucion)

Which is the reason to delete catalog files?
In other guide I didn't see this step.

uncle joe

Aug 21 2008, 02:37 PM

Hi Everybody,

Still diggin' about these CLG Files stored in Vista DVD.

Here are these files in Windows Vista DVD x32 :

Here for Windows Vista 64 :

Here for my custom install.wim (contains Vista x32 and x64) :

How to generate your .clg file? That's easy : Download WAIK from Microsoft then with the software called WSIM (Windows Service Image Manager)

Go to Tools menu > choose in the list Create a catalog ... and Then choose Image file (install.wim) you've generate before (as you follow chon_ guide).

It takes between 10 up to 25 minutes ... for each catalog creation.

Still waiting for help about these problem :

Thanks ...

See U. Joe

PS : sorry for missing thumbnails .... (click for see capture)

eva2000

Aug 31 2008, 01:33 AM

Hi guys I tried this on vlite created vista ultimate sp1 32bit and 64bit iso base files but imagex info for both sources install.wim so index 1 as i only set vlite to extract ultimate edition for both iso bases.

Now question is how do i confirm, the 64bit wim is merged into 32bit as i ran info on both install.wim after the merge command and they remain same as before ?

thanks

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