Hii alls, best methods to include LP in an ISO ? For me French. Thanks MDL for the great work WINDOWS 8.9600 all editions. I'm not noob in computers but not a specialist in computer science as some of you... How to create an iso image including the language pack for me brother I know that there are several but what is it? Can explain you them steps excatent to do. Clean for alls Thanks in advance. Wiki.
I'm incredibly lazy, so I tend to just create a folder and stuff any LPs in there (and a short Readme on the procedure), and leave it to user's choice down the road as to whether they want to install it at all. If you're not lazy like me, extract the .CAB file from the LP, and use ImageX/DISM to mount the image(s) inside the WIM. Then you can apply the LP using DISM's /Add-Package switch - something like: Code: DISM.EXE /Image:<mountfolder> /Add-Package /PackagePath:LP_fr-FR.CAB If you want it to be in French right out of the box, use DISM's /Set-AllIntl switch: Code: DISM.EXE /Image:<mountfolder> /Set-AllIntl:fr-FR And then unmount the image(s) using ImageX's /Commit switch.
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I tried this, but it gives an arror. I have made this with Windows 7 and Windows 8 and never had any problem! I can't seem to figure out what is the problem?
You need to use Dism from Windows 8.1 itself. I installed it in a virtual machine, commited the changes there.
Follow the instructions given in the link abbodi1406 gave - they're far better than mine. Ta, oh-six. I fear you'll have to wait for the Windows 8.1 ADK to be released to do that.
1) Apply all LP.CAB to Each Index of your Windows install.wim 2) Run the dism gen-langini command while install.wim mounted. Point distribution to your DVD folder, not your mount. 3) Mount boot.wim index:2 and copy lang.ini to the mounted sources\ folder 4) Run a dism get-packages on the mounted boot.wim index2 5) Note the localized package additions and /add-package all the corresponding ones from each language you add, including the LP.CAB from the Win8.1 winpe langpacks folder 6) Run an expand command on the winpe lp.cab to a temporary folder and navigate to the setup directory. Copy the language directory corresponding to the added language to your distro\sources\ folder (example: es-es, pt-br, etc) Make sure you add netfx3 or any other features before adding LP.CAB to your install.wim indexes Don't try to uninstall Language files. It will just set them as pending removes and won't reduce size Don't add more language packs than you need to. It increases the size of both the boot and the install. I think that about covers it. If you get stuck on something, you can PM me.
Well i tried these steps (actually, i was following steps from hxxp://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj126995.aspx at first), but i get an image that is not "truly" translated : Code: C:\>Dism /image:C:\mount_2012\windows /get-intl /distribution:C:\my_distribution_2012 /english Deployment Image Servicing and Management tool Version: 6.3.9600.16384 Image Version: 6.3.9600.16384 Reporting offline international settings. Default system UI language : fr-FR The UI language fallback is : en-US System locale : fr-FR Default time zone : Pacific Standard Time User locale for default user : fr-FR Location : France (GEOID = 84) Active keyboard(s) : 040c:0000040c Keyboard layered driver : Clavier étendu PC/AT (101/102 touches) Installed language(s): en-US Type : Fully localized language. Installed language(s): fr-FR Type : Partially localized language, MUI type. Fallback Languages en-US Reporting distribution languages. The default language in the distribution is: en-US The other available languages in the distribution are: No languages found The operation completed successfully. The result is an install media that is able to do clean installs, but not an upgrade from an installed fr-fr windows. I tried both Windows 8.1 and Server 2012 R2, the language packs that leaked for both are not complete... I tried with french and german with the same result... I will wait, and hope the french isos will leak before 18/10, though my main machine is running W8 Enterprise, and i will have to wait for lunch to upgrade it. But my laptop is running W8 Pro retail, so nothing should prevent it from running 8.1 before lunch!
Adding a language pack will not fully translate ANY system regardless of language added or completeness of the pack. At best you will have a 99% translated system. You are right to wait for the language specific to your country. Last Christmas I released updated versions of Windows 8 for every language. I think it totaled about 250GB. Needless to say, the Taiwanese were not seeding as much as the English-speaking.