Hey guys, im hoping some of you have downloaded and are using BDD 2007 RC1 and trying to slip stream in some Intel SATA drivers for an XP build.
I have gone through all the motions with $OEM$ and adding the info to the txtsetup.sif file but have not had any luck at all.
I have the ISO that BDD 2007 creates burned to a cd. I can boot to it and it starts the initial deployment through PE 2.0. Once it finishes this first step and reboots it starts the XP setup and tells me it cannot find the iaStor.sys file.
Any help that you guys can give in how to add these sata drivers into this deployment through BDD would be great.
Thanks,
Craer
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BDD 2007 and Intel SATA Drivers ICH7M (IBM T60)
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Posted 24 January 2007 - 12:20 PM
Posting for a bump.
I created a install.wim for this system (xp), and it deploys fine using WDS. Its just trying to do the Light Touch installation where it fails during the textmode setup. Any help or tips would be great.
Craer
I created a install.wim for this system (xp), and it deploys fine using WDS. Its just trying to do the Light Touch installation where it fails during the textmode setup. Any help or tips would be great.
Craer
#3
Posted 10 February 2007 - 05:08 PM
It fails at the F6 text mode part?
If you go thru the install and you select F6 and then load the drivers by floppy it should work fine so now you need to add this into your textmode folder within the $oem$ or use nilite to intergrate or look at a previous post on how to add intell chipset drivers in 15 steps
If you go thru the install and you select F6 and then load the drivers by floppy it should work fine so now you need to add this into your textmode folder within the $oem$ or use nilite to intergrate or look at a previous post on how to add intell chipset drivers in 15 steps
This post has been edited by p4ntb0y: 10 February 2007 - 05:09 PM
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