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My setup that I have been creating for months are made via Nlite and personal scripting via batch files, I have created a unattend for the following:
* Windows XP Home OEM SP3
* Windows XP Home Retail SP3
* Windows XP Home Upgrade SP3
* Windows XP Pro Corp SP3
* Windows XP Pro OEM SP3
* Windows XP Pro Retail SP3
* Windows XP Pro Upgrade SP3
* Windows XP Media Centre SP3
Now I have created them all with there seperate ISO's.
With my unattend setup it installs:
- All windows update to date (Slipstreamed with SP1/SP2/SP3)
- .net framework packages
- Office 2007 with SP1 and SP2 (unattended)
- Video/Audio codecs
- Zonealarm /AVG
- Windows Plus! Media Edition
- Registry files to correct the keyboard currency location etc...
- Runs Disk Clean up
- Runs Defragmentation
(Note: Windows XP Media Centre was so hard to do because of that rollup 2 thing, but i by passed all that and it all works with sp3 and all updates and everything
)So all the above is processed unattended, so i put the ISO image via VMWARE or on disk on a pc , put it in , leave for for a hour or so and it does all of that on its own.
So, seems really good? I havent got a problem with it , however the problem starts when I merge all editions on 1 disk, I following MagicIsos guide on creating a multiboot ( http://www.magiciso....multi-os-cd.htm ) I can get the menu up and working, when it boots when i click on a OS version it loads, then it loses all the unattend to it! It asks me to format the disk etc.... what have I done wrong or what havent I done? I have extracted the boot file from each OS ISO image, I have done the correct folder/file structure, edited the setupldr file to point to the I386 (renamed) in the CD drive also the txtseup.sif, I just dont get it!
It works fine on its own ISO images but when i try do a multiboot it loses the unattend? Please can someone help?
This post has been edited by H2HARRY: 30 January 2011 - 04:39 AM
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