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    Slipstreaming?

    Hi guys I here a lot about slipstreaming and understand what it is but have not tried this myself.. how easy is it to do and how do you start? Do you make a bootable cd or what?

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    simple is a bit subjective tho isn't it, with slipstreaming ;P

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    Quote Originally Posted by directhex
    simple is a bit subjective tho isn't it, with slipstreaming
    each to their own



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    Bah, that program is WAY too easy.

    I spent three hours slipstreaming, adding pre-sp2 hotfixes, integrating RAID drivers and creating an auto-install answer file.

    Now THAT really IS slipstreamed.

    (Looks like a neat proggie though.)
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    iirc, it only slipstreams SP2 and nothing else though....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Agent
    iirc, it only slipstreams SP2 and nothing else though....
    All it will be is a fancy interface to run a series of commands. i.e. it will extract the service pack files and run the command (can't remember it) to update the windows share.
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    ok thanks guys

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kez
    All it will be is a fancy interface to run a series of commands. i.e. it will extract the service pack files and run the command (can't remember it) to update the windows share.

    Yes i know that
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    Quote Originally Posted by Agent
    Yes i know that
    Well of course YOU do!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kez
    Bah, that program is WAY too easy.

    I spent three hours slipstreaming, adding pre-sp2 hotfixes, integrating RAID drivers and creating an auto-install answer file.

    Now THAT really IS slipstreamed.

    (Looks like a neat proggie though.)
    You're a show off aren't you Kerrison? You and your new RAID card.






    I oughtta do a new slipstreamed disc for SP2 sometime.
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    KEZ - Any chance you wanna share the info so I can install my Serial ATA drivers onto the XP SP2 CD - that way I save faffing about installing a floppy drive everytime I reinstall windows (which is currently at the rate of at least once a month)

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    Quote Originally Posted by WildmonkeyUK
    KEZ - Any chance you wanna share the info so I can install my Serial ATA drivers onto the XP SP2 CD - that way I save faffing about installing a floppy drive everytime I reinstall windows (which is currently at the rate of at least once a month)
    http://unattended.msfn.org/index.htm is THE resource

    http://unattended.msfn.org/xp/drivers.htm for general drives, but with a link to http://greenmachine.msfnhosting.com/READING/addraid.htm for the RAID ect during setup
    Quote Originally Posted by Saracen View Post
    And by trying to force me to like small pants, they've alienated me.

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