Well here I am trying to do a mixed/merged indexes with ES-ES and ES-MX versions AIO. lol Install.wim is full of mixed versions of those two lang. Setup files are from ES-MX iso. 1. MX editions install with no hassles at all (EULA is Spanish) 2. ES editions shows an EULA in English not Spanish. File expansion runs fine till end when a message pops up: When setup files are from ES-ES iso the opposite appears. I guess both isos are considered two different languages even though both are Spanish different regions of the world lol. How to fix this mess?
Already checked it out, but I just want to adjust the setup files only so the EULAs show up correctly and at the end of decompression no error message. I don't want to add lang packs to the wim files. I guess I need a modified script just for my needs.
I don't believe you need to add langpacks to the install.wim, but I'm fairly certain you need to add them to the boot.wim and do a /gen-langini
lol of course no problem, I appreciate your kind help man I'm going into trial and error from this point.
This case is strange. I don't know exactly how it will work. Normally when you add a language, it's a different language. I don't know if it will give you a choice between es-mx and es-es or will simply list both indexes.
@abbodi I did something wrong, it didn't work. Maybe I didn't understand your instructions. I am using MX iso for the aio dvd. Is ES iso involved here someway? Anyway here is what I did as per your instructions (the blue letters is my addition, so you understand better what I did): open the cab with 7-zip/winrar.. and extract folder setup inside the extracted folder, goto cli folder and copy/move its files to es-es folder i.e. one level up right there. delete the 4 folders inside es-es (cli / dlmanifests / etwproviders / replacementmanifests) copy/move the whole es-es folder to sources folder in the extracted MX iso now, you need to mount boot.wim index 2 found in MX iso then manually copy the same extracted es-es folder to sources folder in the mount directory also copy lang.ini file (for what? It has the same info) commit & unmount wim
You didn't update lang.ini when you created the multi languages install.wim? it's the file responsible of identifying the languages in install.wim it should be somthing like: Code: [Available UI Languages] es-MX = 3 es-ES = 2 [Fallback Languages] en-MX = en-us en-ES = en-us
lang.ini MX Code: [Available UI Languages] es-MX = 3 [Fallback Languages] es-MX = en-us ES iso (I know it has nothing to do here but I just wanted to show it) Code: [Available UI Languages] es-ES = 3 [Fallback Languages] es-ES = en-us I didn't know I have to edit it manually, never made multilanguage aios before
You don't need to do it manually, dism do it Code: dism /Image:MOUNT_DIR /Gen-LangINI /Distribution:Extracted_iso_path
Yes, I tried that but it asks for an index, which one to pick, ES or MX? edit: I selected index 1 (MX) and it created this one: Code: [Available UI Languages] es-MX = 3 [Fallback Languages] es-MX = en-us So no change at all. Is the same as the original one. Then I mounted index 10 (ES index) Code: [Available UI Languages] es-ES = 3 [Fallback Languages] es-ES = en-us Again, it doesn't work. I guess this is due to the fact I didn't integrate any LP into install.wim
So your install.wim contain mixed-one-language images? that's not gonna work all langs must be in same image you only can use manual script through winpe to choose and apply images by dism like murphy's one
There isn't, that value is embedded in some .dll file silly msft, they made the value identical for both but the default es-mx will the the top iguess by the way, if you choose es-mx at that screen, then choose es-es image, i'm pretty sure the setup will fail and vice versa