[jda-au]

Not really ever had problems using nLite, until now. (Other than HFSLIP & nLite don't really like each other, but that is off subject).
Have been successfully Slipstreaming XP SP3 with nLite V1.4.5 (on NT5 System), until I added the July Hotfixes/Updates released 3rd & 7th July '08.
(Seemed to be getting a variety of errors, all occurring before the initial/first API appeared, causing reboot).

Have since upgraded to nLite V1.4.7; now appears I am only getting a single error, still occurring before the initial Setup API appears.

The Error:

 
lsass.exe - Not Enough Quota
 (X) Not enough virtual memory or paging file quota is available to
       complete the specified operation.

                             [ OK ] 

I do not know which Hotfix/Update may be causing the problem, or what I could do to fix, other than removing one Update at a time until the problem disappears.

This error appears whether I use the destination (Dell Inspiron 1150), or Virtual PC, so it may be more to do with environment than hardware.
I have checked the integrity of all the files I am using, and am using fresh Source.

The Hotfixes/Updates (all July '08 releases) (added and error appeared):
WindowsXP-KB951376-v2-x86-ENU.exe
IE7-WindowsXP-KB950759-x86-ENU.exe
WindowsXP-KB951698-x86-ENU.exe
WindowsXP-KB950762-x86-ENU.exe
WindowsXP-KB950760-x86-ENU.exe
WindowsXP-KB951748-x86-ENU.exe

Am only using nLite V1.4.7 and using fresh source, nLite completes without error or complaint.

Additional:
I have removed the above six (6) Hotfixes/Updates from nLite V1.4.7 installation, (fresh Source), Setup API displays AOK, Setup proceeds.
I will add one (1) Hotfix/Update at a time, until error returns, then remove that particular Hotfix/Update, and continue adding other Hotfixes/Updates one at a time. That should definitely pinpoint the problem Hotfix/Update.
Will post result(s), so stay tuned. (AM not laying blame on nLite, problem may well be with the Hotfix(es)/Update(es)).

Addendum:
Added the above Hotfixes/Updates one at a time (testing after each addition) beginning lowest, KB950759, to highest, KB951748; adding to the same nLite'd Source. No errors.
Perhaps I need to alter the sequence the Hotfixes/Updates are stacked/queued in nLite list, I thought nLite took care of processing sequence.
I'll create a fresh source, and do the full nLite routine, but I don't know what else to do.
This is the sequence the Hotfixes/Updates (originally) appeared in "Hotfixes, Add-ons and Update Packs":
WMP11-WINDOWSXP-X86-ENU
KB950759 - (03/07/2008) Cum. Sec. Update IE7
IE7-WINDOWSXP-X86-ENU
KB941833
ROOTSUPD
KB929399
KB936782
KB939683
WindowsUpdateAgent30-x86
KB941569
KB942763
KB950760 - (03/07/2008)
KB950762 - (03/07/2008)
KB951376 - (03/07/2008)
KB951698 - (03/07/2008)
KB951748 - (07/07/2008)
KB947864

Maybe someone can come up with an answer, nuhi ?

Answer:
The nLite software and good hearted nuhi tends to make the lazy lazier!
There is a Help Button provided which gives instructions about using/adding "Hotfixes, Add-ons and Update Packs".
nuhi recommends/advises sorting Hotfixes/Updates by Date.

Problem was User-induced , I had forgotten to sort the Hotfixes/Updates in "Hotfixes, Add-ons and Update Packs" Dialog (Window).
(Columns are sortable, Heading(s) are clickable, plus Sort-arrows are also available).
Note: nLite applies the FIFO (First In First Out) principle, i.e. works from top down. Sort earliest (Date) to latest (Date).
Also, as nLite seems to process WMP first, I put it first, then IE7, then KB######'s sorted by date.

(Sorted) "Hotfixes, Add-ons and Update Packs":
WMP11-WINDOWSXP-X86-ENU
IE7-WINDOWSXP-X86-ENU
ROOTSUPD
WindowsUpdateAgent30-x86
KB929399 -------------- 03/22/2007
KB936782 -------------- 06/12/2007
KB939683 -------------- 07/17/2007
KB941833 -------------- 2007/08/24
KB941569 -------------- 10/31/2007
KB942763 -------------- 2007/11/14
KB947864 -------------- 2008/03/01
KB950760 -------------- 2008/04/24
KB951698 -------------- 2008/05/07
KB950762 -------------- 2008/05/09
KB950759 -------------- 2008/05/20
KB951376 -------------- 2008/06/16
KB951748 -------------- 2008/06/20

Problem fixed.

This post has been edited by jda-au: 14 July 2008 - 11:03 AM

[SnowmanDK]

Mine is in danish but it's the same error:
 KB956390.JPG (8.81K)
Number of downloads: 5

I have that only that update (KB956390) and and Windows Media Player update (KB939683) left.

I DID try to switch them around, taking the WMP update first.
Then I get this:
 KB939683.JPG (11.58K)
Number of downloads: 8

saying it's missing WMDRMSDK.DLL.

There is no other updates than these two.

My only way out was to put them in the RunOnce section.
So now I finally have been able to do a fully up-to-date danish Windows XP Pro.
Including DirectX and .NET.

[mrQQ]

I also get that error. Trying to work out what went wrong now. It disappeared when I removed IE7, but then IE was unfunctional after installation..

[mrQQ]

IE7 integration works when using OnePiece's addon, but fails with quota error when trying to use exe directly.