Goodevening. I just integrated taiwanese languagepack to an english iso, i used the "How To" guide here on MDL and everything worked fine, could integrate all cab perfectly and create isofile. BUT i cant choose chinese language when setup starts, only "My language is english" shows up. Seems like somethin isnt supported at all ? I cant even use the keyboard arrows... Its pretty frustrating, what to do? Btw, it works fine when using a native taiwanese dvd ofcourse Edit: I noticed an "ia64" folder in waik isofile for 7, something i missed there ?
The original guide mentioned to do this manually, the DISM /Gen-LangINI command automates this process, it has to be applied 3 times, the script i posted in the post i linked to above does all this automatically
Exactly, in picture 1, i can only pick english language even tho i integrated chinese LP and in picture 2 i can pick both languages Hm, i prefer to do this the manual way to learn some more bout dism but ill try the batch file Dankju (right?)
Aha oke, well ill try take a look at it tomorrow when i get up or something and ill report back. How to make it ask for paths to dvd, mount etc ? "set /p bla=" Crap, knew my dutch was to bad
Btw, you not have to use the batch, maybe you can learn from it Exactly like you say, examine these lines: Code: rem Echo Language to add set /p mui= echo Type in path to save DvD, leave blank to cancel set /p iso= Although i believe it easier to include them hardcoded in the script... but that is your choose
ofcourse i dont But im studying the script as much as i can but most of it is greek lol but im trying atleast. It could be easier to have it hardcoded in the script if the path is static ofcourse, on my laptop i have installed software on C:\ and on computer its on E:\ etc. I just want to learn and see what could be better to use. Thanks for the help freestyler, if i know myself it aint over yet tho
indeed Code: "%WAIK%\Tools\%cpu%\Servicing\dism.exe" /Mount-Wim /WimFile:"%WD%\Sources\install.wim" /index:1 /MountDir:"%mnt%" copy "%mnt%\windows\system32\recovery\winre.wim" "%winre%\" So as you can see it gets copied out the mounted install.wim
oh ok I just noticed this: Code: rem windowsRe set winre=C:\Win7MUI\winre just seemed weird but its the same ?
Welcome back to hell FS Uhm i havent done so much with it yet, im trying to make it more "userable" But as soon as im done using 7Customizer ill try the script out