Topic: Windows XP Professional & winPE
started by: kutujenggot
Posted by kutujenggot on May 01 2011,10:24
Assalamu'alaikum....hellow any dear..
i got little problem it's about how to combine
Windows Xp Professional SP2
and
winPe sp1
.....i have try to make different folder for i386
but don't know why
my winPe ...showing text
"Please insert bla..bla.. sp 1",
for my xp it's working
Posted by balder on May 01 2011,10:58
@kutujenggotQuote: “i have try to make different folder for i386
but don't know why”
There are several different methods to solve this
Let’s start with the manually method
If your WinPE-build use a folder i386 (built from WinXP source I guess) then you can try this manually method:
1. Extract (or copy) folder i386 and possible “program-folder” and “ident-files (win51 etcetera) to folder disk1 in EasyBoot.
2. Rename this WinPE-folder i386 to MYPE (note: use caps to letters = BIG LETTERS)
3. Use menu command in Easyboot menu: bcdw /MYPE/setupldr.bin
Note: this only works when WinPE is built using WinXP (any service-pack works) but it does not work if WinPE is built using server-2003 as source.
The automatic ways
Use my script “EasyBoot-LIVE.script” to integrate WinPE
Note: this script is only for WinPE based on NT5-systems (WinXP etcetera) and not for NT6-systems (NT6 is Vista\Win-7 or server-2008 which is a big difference comparing to WinXP).
OR
Use easyboot-AIO.script to WinXP-setup folder i386
Script can integrate a whole bunch of different WinXP-setup folders or server-2003 setup-folders (all these systems is based on the NT5-system family, and they all uses folder name i386 to setup-folder)
As setup-folder i386 has it name changed by script you now have space left for the WinPE-folder i386 on the root.
OR the smartest solution
Use my script “easyboot-iso.script” to integrate ISO-file from WinPE.
You don’t need to extract anything – use ISO-file as it is (Note: check “Run ISO from RAM” in script)
In this way you have space left on the “root” for your setup-folder i386 that belongs to WinXP.
balder