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Thank you Dave. This answer was very clear and thorough.
Many thanks. "Dave" wrote in message ... On Thu, 31 Mar 2005 23:17:31 -0600, "Bob S" wrote: 1. Does one have to slipstream SP1 before slipstreaming SP2? (maybe a dumb question)? I asked that on this NG a while back and the MVP's said no you don't... any prior version of XP can be slipstreamed up to SP2. 2. Does autoslipstreamer actually burn the CDRom? No, it just creates the image that you will later burn to a disk with your own burning software. I have a CD R/W drive and software. However, the software is not capable of burning this kind of disk. So, what I am missing is the way to do the burning. Will this do the trick? According to the slipstream manual, you will need Nero Burning ROM or Easy CD Creator. Nero has a trial version you can download. I have seen some real strange burning software packages that come with a lot of new OEM computers that really don't have or give a lot of needed options to do proper CD/DVD burning. If you don't have either Nero or Roxio, I would suggest getting one or the other. My personal choice is Nero 6 Ultra Edition v6.6.0.8 Anyway... You will now need to burn the CD Image file onto a blank CD. For this purpose, a CD recorder along with CD burning software (for example Ahead Nero Burning ROM, Roxio Easy CD Creator etc) will be needed. You can complete the burning procedure on any system with a CD Recorder (Any operating system; not just Windows 2000/XP/2003). Depending on your CD burning software, you will need to use the option to burn an Image on the CD. For example, in Nero Burning ROM 6.x, the "Recorder - Burn CD Image" is the one in question. Consult your software's manual for additional help. Also, depending on your CD burning software the following options may or may not be the default ones. In such case, adjust them to: Type of Image Data Mode 1 Block size (Bytes) 2048 Image header (Bytes) 0 Image trailer (Bytes) 0 Make sure Write, Finalize CD, and Disc-At-Once are checked, then choose Write (again, depends on software). Hope this helps, Dave |
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Anna wrote:
"Bob S" wrote in message .. . I have looked at several sites telling how to do a Slipstream of XP and SP2 and followed the early steps. But they all seem to do it with Roxio 6 or Nero Burning Rom 6. I have both Nero Express 6 and Roxio Easy CD Creator 7. Does anyone have a method for (or a site for) doing it with one of these pieces of software? Thanks. "Jerry" wrote in message ... Go to www.autopatcher.com and get their program AutoStreamer - it will make it a bit easier. Bob: Jerry's advice is sound. AutoStreamer is a wonderful and simple program for slipstreaming. After you create the .iso file using AutoStreamer... Start Roxio Easy Media Creator and open Creator Classic. In the “Other Tasks” section, click on “Burn From Disk Image File”. Navigate to the location of the slipstreamed .iso file you created with AutoStreamer and click Open. Roxio’s “Burn Progress” window will open. Click “Burn”. I'm assuming the basic steps above can also be used with Roxio's Easy CD Creator, but I don't have that program handy at the moment to test it. Anna Anna, you have left out some very important burn settings to get a bootable CD. Slipstreaming info: http://www.theeldergeek.com/slipstreamed_xpsp2_cd.htm http://www.winsupersite.com/showcase...slipstream.asp http://www.msfn.org/articles.php?act...showarticle=49 http://unattended.msfn.org/ John |
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"Bob S" wrote in message
. .. I have looked at several sites telling how to do a Slipstream of XP and SP2 and followed the early steps. But they all seem to do it with Roxio 6 or Nero Burning Rom 6. I have both Nero Express 6 and Roxio Easy CD Creator 7. Does anyone have a method for (or a site for) doing it with one of these pieces of software? Thanks. "Jerry" wrote in message ... Go to www.autopatcher.com and get their program AutoStreamer - it will make it a bit easier. Anna wrote: Bob: Jerry's advice is sound. AutoStreamer is a wonderful and simple program for slipstreaming. After you create the .iso file using AutoStreamer... Start Roxio Easy Media Creator and open Creator Classic. In the “Other Tasks” section, click on “Burn From Disk Image File”. Navigate to the location of the slipstreamed .iso file you created with AutoStreamer and click Open. Roxio’s “Burn Progress” window will open. Click “Burn”. I'm assuming the basic steps above can also be used with Roxio's Easy CD Creator, but I don't have that program handy at the moment to test it. Anna "John" wrote in message news:57t3e.1906$7b.1209@trndny01... Anna, you have left out some very important burn settings to get a bootable CD. Slipstreaming info: http://www.theeldergeek.com/slipstreamed_xpsp2_cd.htm http://www.winsupersite.com/showcase...slipstream.asp http://www.msfn.org/articles.php?act...showarticle=49 http://unattended.msfn.org/ John John: No, John. To the best of my knowledge the information I furnished was accurate insofar as using Roxio's product (indicated above) to burn a bootable slipstreamed XP/SP2 CD following the AutoStreamer creation of the ..iso file. If I omitted any pertinent info or misstated such, please specifically indicate what I "left out", rather than merely listing a group of websites. Anna |
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