Topic: How to slipstream Windows XP SP2 with EasyBoot
started by: xoben
Posted by xoben on Aug. 08 2004,04:48
Step1: Copying the Source Files 1. Insert your WindowsXP CD
2. If prompted, do not install Windows XP
3. Copy the entire contents of the CD to c:\easyboot\disk1
Step 2: Download the Service Pack
1. Download the latest Service Pack from Microsoft's web site.
This should be one large executable file named WindowsXP-KB835935-SP2-ENU.exe.
2. Run the executable with a -x at the end.
e.g. "WindowsXP-KB835935-SP2-ENU.exe -x" (no quotes)
3. It will first verify the integrity of the file.
4. Then you will be prompted for a location to extract the Service Pack.
For the example, use c:\xp_sp2
5. Click on OK when the extraction is complete
Step 3: Performing the SlipStream
1. Given the previous examples, go to the c:\xp_sp2\i386\update directory
2. Run:
update.exe -integrate:c:\easyboot\disk1
3. When it is finished, you will see the message The Integrated install has completed successfully
Step 4: Making a bootable ISO
1. Start EasyBoot
2. Click 'Make ISO', and set options as the following picture:
3. Click 'Make' to create a bootable ISO
4. Click 'Return' to close the dialog
Step 5: Burning the ISO image
1. If you have Nero installed, put a blank CD-R disc to your recorder, and click 'Burn CD' to burn
2. If not, please see a topic here:< http://www.ezbsys.com/cgi-bin/ikonboard.cgi?act=ST&f=2&t=27 >
Posted by bR8k3_m3 on Aug. 19 2004,15:29
Thank you VERY much for posting this!!!!Can't explain how much help this is!!
Much appreciated!
-=bR8k3_m3=-
Posted by Finn on Sep. 08 2004,06:07
Tks a lot. Is there any reason why this do not work with a danish version of the sp2
Posted by BlackWar on Sep. 09 2004,12:24
Just to let you folks know, you dont need to extract the service pack to slipstream it. you can use the extention right from the service pack. here is a list of commands that the service pack allows and what they mean.....available switches:
[/help][/quiet][/passive][/uninstall][/norestart][/forcerestart][/l][/n][/o][/f][/integrate:][/d:]
/help Displays this message
SETUP MODES
/quiet Quiet mode (no user interaction or display)
/passive Unattended mode (progress bar only)
/uninstall Uninstalls the package
RESTART OPTIONS
/norestart Do not restart when installation is complete
/forcerestart Restart after installation
SPECIAL OPTIONS
/l Lists installed Windows hotfixes or update packages
/o Overwrite OEM files without prompting
/n Do not backup files needed for uninstall
/f Force other programs to close when the computer shuts down
/integrate:
/d:
Posted by MichaelTea on Oct. 26 2004,17:45
Everyone:This is good info to know
Being able to install XP already updated with SP2 is a real time saver.
Thanks.
Michael
Posted by Gork on Nov. 02 2004,06:09
I slipstreamed SP1 awhile back and went through TEDIOUS EFFORT to figure out how to automatically add in drivers for me NIC and SATA devices as well. I was really dreading figuring out, once again, how to add the additional device drivers to a slipstreamed SP2 WinXP Pro CD. But I ran across nLite at < http://nuhi.msfn.org/ > which makes the entire process very VERY simple. Take a peek...
Posted by Bubi on Jan. 04 2005,04:22
Hi, I need some information about "how make a bin image"Please help me.
Posted by Mark on Feb. 17 2005,10:14
Is there a way to include the product key on the CD as well, so that entering it is not required?
Posted by Incroyable HULK on Feb. 17 2005,11:18
| Quote (Guest @ Feb. 17 2005,10:14) |
| Is there a way to include the product key on the CD as well, so that entering it is not required? |
This is called Unattended Installation and you can get some information at < MSFN >
Posted by madtroll on Mar. 05 2005,14:09
| Quote (xoben @ Aug. 08 2004,16:48) |
| Step1: Copying the Source Files 1. Insert your WindowsXP CD 2. If prompted, do not install Windows XP 3. Copy the entire contents of the CD to c:\easyboot\disk1 Step 2: Download the Service Pack 1. Download the latest Service Pack from Microsoft's web site. This should be one large executable file named WindowsXP-KB835935-SP2-ENU.exe. 2. Run the executable with a -x at the end. e.g. "WindowsXP-KB835935-SP2-ENU.exe -x" (no quotes) 3. It will first verify the integrity of the file. 4. Then you will be prompted for a location to extract the Service Pack. For the example, use c:\xp_sp2 5. Click on OK when the extraction is complete Step 3: Performing the SlipStream 1. Given the previous examples, go to the c:\xp_sp2\i386\update directory 2. Run: update.exe -integrate:c:\easyboot\disk1 3. When it is finished, you will see the message The Integrated install has completed successfully Step 4: Making a bootable ISO 1. Start EasyBoot 2. Click 'Make ISO', and set options as the following picture: 3. Click 'Make' to create a bootable ISO 4. Click 'Return' to close the dialog Step 5: Burning the ISO image 1. If you have Nero installed, put a blank CD-R disc to your recorder, and click 'Burn CD' to burn 2. If not, please see a topic here:< http://www.ezbsys.com/cgi-bin/ikonboard.cgi?act=ST&f=2&t=27 > |
Step2 & step3 so hard.
Simply run WindowsXP-KB835935-SP2-ENU.exe -s:c:\easyboot\disk1
Posted by Quinn on Mar. 09 2005,12:19
| Quote (xoben @ Aug. 08 2004,16:48) |
| Step1: Copying the Source Files 1. Insert your WindowsXP CD 2. If prompted, do not install Windows XP 3. Copy the entire contents of the CD to c:\easyboot\disk1 Step 2: Download the Service Pack 1. Download the latest Service Pack from Microsoft's web site. This should be one large executable file named WindowsXP-KB835935-SP2-ENU.exe. 2. Run the executable with a -x at the end. e.g. "WindowsXP-KB835935-SP2-ENU.exe -x" (no quotes) 3. It will first verify the integrity of the file. 4. Then you will be prompted for a location to extract the Service Pack. For the example, use c:\xp_sp2 5. Click on OK when the extraction is complete Step 3: Performing the SlipStream 1. Given the previous examples, go to the c:\xp_sp2\i386\update directory 2. Run: update.exe -integrate:c:\easyboot\disk1 3. When it is finished, you will see the message The Integrated install has completed successfully Step 4: Making a bootable ISO 1. Start EasyBoot 2. Click 'Make ISO', and set options as the following picture: 3. Click 'Make' to create a bootable ISO 4. Click 'Return' to close the dialog Step 5: Burning the ISO image 1. If you have Nero installed, put a blank CD-R disc to your recorder, and click 'Burn CD' to burn 2. If not, please see a topic here:< http://www.ezbsys.com/cgi-bin/ikonboard.cgi?act=ST&f=2&t=27 > |
is it possible to slipstream the windowsXP service pack 2 cd to windowsxp? how?
i got the windowsxp sp2 cd at microsoft..
Posted by tintrung on Aug. 09 2005,14:23
Hello AllI need to run windowsXP on CDROM or DVDROM.
i settup stand-alone my computer, without harddisk, have DVD Rom, i want to boot and run windowsXP on DVDROM.
Thanks
Tin Trung
soft_testus@yahoo.com
Posted by eureka on Aug. 09 2005,14:52
Hello tintrungI think you are in wrong forum according to this issue of yours. However, here is a couple of links to serve your needs:
< http://www.nu2.nu/pebuilder/#screen >
And perhaps even better in your case, this one:
< http://www.reatogo.de/ >
Note: You need windowsXP with sp2 integrated or Server 2003 to make it work.
eureka
Posted by softwareE on Feb. 19 2007,13:56
hi can any one help me.............i need to make a bootable cd for my dos app
how to ??