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gksmith 
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Posted on: Feb. 08 2011,15:52 |
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I want to create a Windows XP SP3 .iso from my existing hard drive. I have searched in EasyBoot and UltraISO and cannot find the process I need.
I want this image to be where I can project it on a hard drive and be ready to go. If you can provide links to the instructions I would greatly appreciate it.
Some things I have already done to prepare the system:
Sysprep
Sysprep Answer file
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balder
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Posted on: Feb. 09 2011,02:09 |
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@gksmith
As this is your first post and you are a new member in this forum, I say welcome 
Quote: “I have searched in EasyBoot and UltraISO and cannot find the process I need”
Sorry, as far as I know, EasyBoot doesn’t have such “built-in” tool to handle sysprep (binary image) installation routine 
However there might be some workaround 
Let’s see if some other member in the forum have some ideas  Â
balder
Edited by balder on Feb. 09 2011,03:09
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madar
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Posted on: Feb. 09 2011,05:28 |
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hi gksmith
see my tutor in link below.i think it is wat you need.
http://reboot.pro/10943/
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balder
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Posted on: Feb. 09 2011,06:17 |
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@madar\@gksmith
Yes this is a well known way – very well described by @madar
However basically the idea comes originally from the Big Bang LLC's Universal Imaging Utility (UIU) read HERE
Note: this cost some money  – which the tutorial written by @madar doesn’t – it’s free 
Funny part is that UIU basically uses this HERE
Read especially this part: “Image Creation and Deployment:
Create and deploy images through the Console, and review of Symantec Ghost's interaction with Microsoft's Sysprep utility”
Note: “HAL” (Hardware Abstraction Layer) is a common problem- but is mostly solved.
If using @madar tutorial or “UIU”-solution you can create a DOS floppy image that launch ghost.exe and hereby use switches to Ghost.exe and let Easyboot launch floppy image and there you go with your fully automatically image process
balder
Edited by balder on Feb. 09 2011,06:36
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amir32
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Posted on: Feb. 16 2011,20:45 |
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I want to create a Windows XP SP3 .iso from my existing hard drive. I have searched in EasyBoot and UltraISO and cannot find the process I need.
I want this image to be where I can project it on a hard drive and be ready to go. If you can provide links to the instructions I would greatly appreciate it.
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balder
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Posted on: Feb. 17 2011,00:16 |
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@amir32
Quote: "I want to create a Windows XP SP3 .iso from my existing hard drive"
EasyBoot doesn’t have such built-in tools 
Read post nr;3 (@madar) and post nr;4 (balder)in this topic you are reading
That should solve your problems 
balder
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