[Nuno Brito]

hmm.. So I'm assuming that UXP is built fine but LiveXP is not.


The files inside that LiveXP version have grow outdated as Galapo has been introducing a lot of modifications and improvements to that project.

Do like this:

• Download the latest WinBuilder.exe binary --> http://winbuilder.ne...load.php?list.3
  
• Place it on a empty folder and run WinBuilder.exe
  
• Go to the Download Center and uncheck all servers except LiveXP (to only download LiveXP project files)
  
• After dowload is concluded, wb should restart itself and you should press the Play button (big blue button)

This should give you a good LiveXP project - if you wish - replace the old LiveXP files inside the c:\uxp\Projects\MultiBoot\LiveXP folder with your newer version.

If something is still not working as expected, do mention it and we'll figure it out..

[tum0r]

still getting the same 3 errors. i've tried expanding and copying those 3 files manually to my livexp source, then replacing the livexp in uxp, but still no luck.

is there another process to creating a livexp that i could try?

[tum0r]

after running winbuilder .74 on an untouched SP2 source, i finally got a working liveXP. i was originally trying to use my modded sources, one an SP3 and the other a fully updated SP2. so i'm trying to figure out what updates are interfereing with the liveXP build progress......? and can it be updated to use a SP3 source at some point?

[Nuno Brito]

Glad you've found the solution!

Modified XP sources are known for erratic behavior as it is a bit unpredictable to know exactly what has been removed or added to them.

It should be possible to test the new service pack.

Post a request for SP3 support here:
http://www.boot-land...LiveXP-f52.html

[tum0r]

how can i manually add my livexp back into my build without using uxp? i'm using uxp on a sp2 source to get a working livexp. then i'm nliting my source to sp3. but when i test it, the livexp option is gone.....does the livexp share i386 files with the regular build?

[benxhi]

I didn't try the SP3 cuz it's in RC (release candidate) and also you need to install nlite 1.4.5 beta 2 or any newer so that you'll be available to slpistream SP3 .
hope to have been of any help .
@ Nuno Brito
I'll upload the artwork today

[Nuno Brito]

I'll explain some of the steps that are done on UXP.

• Copy the source windows install files to a target folder
  
  
  
  
  
• Create a liveXP based on the source windows install files
  
  
  
  
  
• Run nLite on the windows install files placed on the target folder
  

UXP will create a copy of your original source files to a target and will let nLite modify the target files.
LiveXP is built using the source files and won't modify them.

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how can i manually add my livexp back into my build without using uxp?

I advice you to use UXP to automate this step otherwise you need to manually rename the I386 folder created by LiveXP as "myXP" and copy all files inside the target folder of liveXP onto the target folder of UXP.

The script that automates these steps is here: http://xp.winbuilder...p-liveCD.script

You rename the liveXP I386 folder to avoid overwritting the Windows Install files on the UXP target.

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Personally, I think that the cleanest way to do this action is simply overwriting your liveXP project inside UXP with the new one that you're using and prefer.

You find your old LiveXP files inside the %basedir%\Projects\MultiBoot\LiveXP

%basedir% is the folder where winbuilder.exe is placed.


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benxhi: thank you!!

This post has been edited by Nuno Brito: 19 March 2008 - 01:39 PM

[benxhi]

Here is the new Logo!


Better ?
Here is the direct link:
http://i27.tinypic.com/swbiio.jpg

[Nuno Brito]

Cool!!

Great work, will be included on the next version for sure!

[benxhi]

Did you put the linux thing in ?
Just askin'
Thanks for this perfect Project

[Nuno Brito]

Here are my current modifications up to this point:

- [added] Parted Magic
- [added] VMWARE emulation script
- [added] New logo artwork
- [moved] Addons folder to root of project
- [updated] Using Winbuilder 074
- [updated] WinRoot project with new files
- [improved] Clean up button will prepare the project for redistribution
- [adding] WPI support..


For Parted Magic to work it will require that the ISO label is "Parted Magic". This can be edited inside the image but I'm thinking on talking with the author to make things easier for those who want to include this OS as an option.

I like Parted a lot, very complete and a good looking boot option.

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Because I moved the Addons folder to the root, the nlite scripts are giving some headaches, will likely move it back to the previous location.

Also having some doubts with WPI, the script and tool are completed but how should the RunOnceEx entries be created to run at installation time without using nlite?

[benxhi]

To set the WPI to start at the first login you only need to create a folder and add some files + a little tweak
Firstly you need to make a distribution folder called $OEM$.
than you only need to add this into the $OEM$ folder be sure it's unpacked cuz if it isn't than it won't work you need to follow these directions for a more complete explanation from Kelsenellenelvian here's the link for the files :


This is for all versions of Windows 2000, XP and 2003

$oem$ zip file link : http://www.wpiw.org/...loads/$oem$.rar
Contents of the $OEM$ archive:
cmdlines.txt
RunWPI.exe (This will set the runonceex entries for WPI and the MCE theme for skinning the runonceex boxes.)
Very simple just Extract to $OEM$ and it's DONE ! btw you still need to have a wpi dir in the root

[Nuno Brito]

Thank you!

Do you have any idea how runWPI.exe will work?

Does it load the registry hives or modify the unnatended part of the XP I386 folder?

If I just need to run it then this makes the task of automating this step so much easier.

[benxhi]

Nothing else needed after xp setup is done wpi runs and you select what you like than it just installs and you use as simple as that

At least that what i do
here's my unattended xp setup layout ( I did this without UXP )
Root (cd)-----Root files (Win51.sp2 etc.)
.............|___$OEM$( some folders inside for making my files easier to find , cmdlines.txt , RunWPI.exe and tweaks.reg
.............|___i386(and all things into it )
.............|___OEM(drivers and all stuff)
.............|___WPI(wpi install dir)
cmdlines content :
[COMMANDS]
RunWPI.exe
"REGEDIT /S hkcu.reg"

hope it'll help you.

EDIT: ok i nlited it to make the windows smaller (only 230 mb with all hotfixes , and some tools)

This post has been edited by puntoMX: 14 August 2009 - 09:32 AM

[benxhi]

Any news ?
ok so what can I do right now ? it's a little boring without having to test something new
Please if you could give me something to do in order to help this project grow i would gladly do that!

[Nuno Brito]

hmm..

Do you want to test out the WPI functionality?

Download here: http://nunobrito.eu/temp/WPI.zip

Unpack all files inside a folder called WPI

[benxhi]

Testing right now

[benxhi]

Works good

[Nuno Brito]

Glad to hear that!

[benxhi]

Just to remind you you should update WPI to 6.4 from 6.3

This post has been edited by benxhi: 02 April 2008 - 07:38 AM