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MageJubi 
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Posted on: Nov. 07 2004,09:44 |
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I want to put 2 XP Pros and 1 XP home on one dvd. The XP home is Dell oem, and has a $OEM$ folder (which I'm guessing may contain the unattended install info). What's the protocol for for the $OEM$ folder? I can see mixing XP with 98 OK, but are there some special tricks for combining 3 XP's? I'm not sure about integrating wxp.bat. Perhaps there's a link to someplace in the forums I missed? Thanks.
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xoben
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Posted on: Nov. 07 2004,18:32 |
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Please see 'Practical Guide' section of Help file.
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Incroyable HULK
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Posted on: Nov. 07 2004,20:36 |
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What about if you have 2 $OEM$ folders? I'm planning to build a Multi-Boot DVD with more than 1 Unattended Installations...
I beleive the $OEM$ folder should reside in XPEN for example...
Thank's for the link about MSFN but I'm already a member of their forum and I've reed the whole site...
Right now, on my CD I have an Unattended Installation and the $OEM$ folder is at the root. I have a regular installation inside the XPEN folder as instructed in the EasyBoot Help documentation and both are working well.
Edited by Incroyable HULK on Nov. 07 2004,20:47
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MageJubi
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Posted on: Nov. 07 2004,22:17 |
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Thanks. I found some pretty good info about the $OEM$ folder, etc. at the msfn link. Can't help but want to do some experimenting now.
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