Hi i was wondering if anybody had the answer to my question. i was wondering if ti it possible to integrate both vista and windows 7 into one installation disk.
You mean one dvd ? Should be, you can always try it and use virtualbox and test. imagex / export "source:\vista/7 64bit" 1-5 "sourc:\vista/7 32bit" "Edition Name) Ofcourse corresponding number / name of editions. Report back if it works If you have a dual layer dvd you can integrate both 32bit and 64bit of vista and windows 7 to one dvd.
Off post - You quote was my old signature with a little diference: Watch your thoughts; they become words. Watch your words; they become actions. Watch your actions; they become habits. Watch your habits; they become character. Watch your character; it becomes your destiny. About your question: you may experience an space problem you need to have separate DVDs for 32bit and 64bit.
OK thanks for the responses. I will try it out. I used to have a copy of vista but my disk is scratched and wont work so i will have to download another copy. i cant at the moment because i have exceeded my Internet usage. I will let you know if it works when i have done it.
I decided to take a walk up the road to my cousins house. He had both bit editions of vista ultimate and i couldnt wait for my internet usage to reset so i borrowed them and made some images out of them. I integrated the vista editions as you would to create an Windows 7 AIO 86-64 bit but i encountered a space problem. So what i decided to do was have them seperated by architecture. So now i have to dual layer disks. One for the 86 bit and one for the 64 bit. I tested it out in virtual box and it works.
Did you actually make the 32/64 bit AIO? Space isn't really an issue when you install from a USB drive. I have a 7 only AIO that is on a hidden 10gb partition on my mybook 1TB drive. Install from it all the time. (hidden as in not assigned a drive letter). If you have the vista/7 32/64 AIO keep it and throw it on a thumb drive.