Creating auto-activating DVD's-With or Without Loader???

You need to login to view this posts content.

 

Thanks a lot!!

 

Hey dude, not to sound like a critic but I think you should change every line in GRLDR with this instance

Code:

find --set-root --ignore-floppies --ignore-cd /bootmgr

WITH:

find --set-root --ignore-floppies --ignore-cd /win7ldr

Hazar told me to do the same thing with my project because how it is by default does not work correcly if you have a Dual-Boot System. He told me that if you add win7ldr instead of bootmgr it will work with Dual-Boot systems. This is just a suggestion though.

 

its only an issue if you have multiple active partitions with bootmgr installed on
both and you have to work to make that happen, I may change it if someone
has a problem but until then it stays the way it is.

 

nice work man

 

ok dude, oh well, if it works just fine for everyone then why fix it. I just wanted to note that because I changed it in my version.

 

Hi nononsence
I saw that you added to the script the check for subfolder under the xxx_updates folders and I thankyou for that,
even if with the actual used version of WUD it can't be used, cause there's no way to batch-d/l updates that are not in
the first TWO categories uf the ULZ.UL file (so... only x86 and x64 will work)

There's a question i'd like to ask about the script... why it's now different between x86 and x64 updates ?

Code:

:x64_updates
IF EXIST "%~dp0x64_updates" (
DIR /B "%~dp0x64_updates" | FINDSTR /R ".*" >nul
IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 1 (
DISM.exe /image:"%TEMP%\MOUNT" /Add-Package /PackagePath:"%~dp0x64_updates"
   FOR /F "tokens=*" %%A IN ('DIR /B /A:D "%~dp0x64_updates"') DO (
      DISM.exe /image:"%TEMP%\MOUNT" /Add-Package /PackagePath:"%~dp0x64_updates\%%A"
)
)
)
GOTO :eof

:x86_updates
IF EXIST "%~dp0x86_updates" (

IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 1 (
DISM.exe /image:"%TEMP%\MOUNT" /Add-Package /PackagePath:"%~dp0x86_updates"
   FOR /F "tokens=*" %%A IN ('DIR /B /A:D "%~dp0x86_updates"') DO (
      DISM.exe /image:"%TEMP%\MOUNT" /Add-Package /PackagePath:"%~dp0x86_updates\%%A"
)
   )
)
GOTO :eof

It can be, maybe, just for my "need of knowledge", but ... what's the use for that line ?
In the kit 2.6.7 you put it in the x86 section too... so... is it just useless, is it a simple "copy/paste" error, or there's
a meaning to have it in this way ?

Thanks again for you're doing
Clay

 

It check's if there is anything in the updates directory, someone complained
about "file not found" output.

looks like the line is missing in the x86_updates function so Ill post an update
later today, I added custom theme install.

 

You need to login to view this posts content.

 

Hmm, everything works just fine except the updates.
I use untouched .iso's, downloaded x86 and x64 updates using updates_x64.bat and updates_x86.bat, they went directly into x64_updates and x64_updates folders...ran it Make_AIO_DVD.cmd, all good, no errors, installed it in VMware and.... but they still show up on WU site.
Just wondering what am I doing wrong (could be an "operator error" )

Other then that, it is an awesome tool, Thanks

 

the update downloader only downloads files listed in the config file
ULZ.ul and this is maintained by someone else. so there will be some
updates on WU. If the updates did get installed into the DVD then you
can check with the view installed updates link in the control panel, if
there ar not any installed updates this could be caused by some code
that got deleted when I added sub directory support to the updates
folder, it got fixed today.

 

You need to login to view this posts content.

 

i have a modded bios with a dell 2.1 slic.
would it install the dell logos.. or the GIGABYTE logos which i intent to add to the the folder. as my motherboard is a GIGABYTE.

 

It will add the same logos as the slic in your bios, so if you have dell slic it would add dell logos.

 

dam....... thanks for the reply

 

i don`t like copying files to my hdd and delete them after all is done.
i decided to install all my updates an applications direct from dvd.

1. put a file called cd.txt into the root of your dvd
2. create a folder install in root of your dvd (stores all your apps and updates)
3. in folder extras add following to your *.cmd

FOR %%i IN (D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z) DO IF EXIST %%i:\CD.txt SET CDROM=%%i:

REM *******************************************************
REM 7zip
REM *******************************************************

IF %PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE%==AMD64 (

msiexec /i %cdrom%\install\7z465-x64.msi /qn

) ELSE (

msiexec /i %cdrom%\install\7z465.msi /qn

)

 

confusing to me.....any in depth guide