Create a Multi-OEM Windows Home Server DVD..

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    #2 Tito, Jul 3, 2010
    One question, is there any "Windows Home Server 2008"?? According to my knowledge, the existing ones are Windows Home Server Power Pack 3 and Windows Server 2008... o_O
     
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    #3 sushil1576, Jul 3, 2010 (OP)
    OOPs you may be right,i didn't check it out...I will edit the post...Thanks for the heads up
     
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    #4 Tito, Jul 3, 2010
    Welcome dude....
     
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    #5 sushil1576, Jul 4, 2010 (OP)
    Make sure you use only uncompressed oembios filesets...i.e,first uncompress the oembios files and then put them in the OEM folders...
     
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    #6 sushil1576, Jul 8, 2010 (OP)
    hmmm..NO RESPONE SO FAR...evn though this thread has been posted almost four days ago....whether this is working for u guys or not?...I thought of posting similar methods for xp and other versions of server 2003..So should i post or not?
     
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    #7 FreeStyler, Mar 11, 2011
    @sushil1576

    FYI, the download contains 'CD.txt.txt' and not 'CD.txt' as used in \files\install.cmd
    BTW, why not simply using a existing file on disc instead of adding 'CD.txt'? For example: 'win51il.sp2'

    Another thing i noticed is you added double SLP entries into oemcan.ini both uppercase and lowercase, oemscan.exe is case insensitive so there is no need to add those, eg:

    5.Compaq [CRC-C0023D89]
    6.compaq [CRC-C0023D89]
    7.COMPAQ [CRC-C0023D89]
    9.Hewlett-Packard [CRC-C0023D89]
    10.hewlett-packard [CRC-C0023D89]

    Replacing with only 'Compaq' or 'Hewlett-Packard' is sufficient to let oemscan.exe do it's job successfully.
     
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    #8 sushil1576, Apr 30, 2013 (OP)
    @ Freestyler, thanks for the heads up...I have corrected the errors and updated the link in the first post...