I want to implement my drivers into my install DVD but just can't get it working. My CDROM drive is a fixed station (E:\) and in the root I will have a folder called Drivers.
I tried the Firegeier's tutorial but keep getting a error during setup (could not load boot essential drivers). I don't want to inject my drivers, so that I can change my Driver folder in case there are updates, all I have to do is change the files in this folder and reburn my DVD.
1. How can I point my answer file to search for E:\Drivers and at what stage? (I actually used %CDROM%\Drivers in my code)
2.
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This post has been edited by seabird: 08 October 2007 - 06:53 AM



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