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dagbyte 
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Posted on: Jun. 02 2008,13:53 |
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I have created a Windows PE image using the MS WINPE source. The DVD works fine, however, when I attempt to load the ISO in Microsoft's Virtual PC, it behaves oddly. I execute a custom app to relocate the DOS window to the bottom of the screen. It says it can't find the EXE. When it is done with the factory setru, I get a error asking if I want to close the VPC session.
All of this goes away if boot directly from the DVD. Oh yeah, and if I create a bootable CD (600MB vs. 4.5G DVD) I don;t see the same issues.
Anyone ever see anyhting like this??
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xoben
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Posted on: Jun. 02 2008,23:36 |
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It is recommand to try VMWare instead, which works much better.
Edited by xoben on Jun. 03 2008,05:35
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dagbyte
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Posted on: Jun. 04 2008,10:21 |
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Yeah, saw that. Seems to be OK in VMWare, but VPC is what our QA lab uses... any other ideas where to look? It's odd that it doesn't happen wehn i create a CD version on PE. Only difference is the fact it's on a DVD vs a CD...
Help me Obi Wan....
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xoben
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Posted on: Jun. 04 2008,18:52 |
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As setup programs of Windows XP (includes PE) cannot work properly if located on position above 4GB, it is recommanded to create a smaller bootable ISO (below 4GB) with EasyBoot, then add third-party program files to it with UltraISO.
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