MSMG ToolKit

I've already applied your modification to Toolkit.cmd. Thanks

 

Sensational. Excellent modifications and optimizations. Congratulations

Stays like this:?

Code:

echo.####Removing Windows Components Using Package List#############################
echo.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

for /l %%i in (1, 1, %ImageCount%) do (
    if exist "%InstallMount%\%%i" (
        echo.
        if not %%i gtr 9 echo.===========================[Install.wim, Index : %%i]============================
        if %%i gtr 9 echo.==========================[Install.wim, Index : %%i]============================

       if "%RemovalMethod%" equ "DISM" (
           for /f "eol=# tokens=*" %%z in ('type "%RemovePkgsList_DISM%" 2^>nul') do (
               call :RemoveLockedPackage "%InstallMount%\%%i", %%z, %%z
           )
       )

       if "%RemovalMethod%" equ "ToolkitHelper" (
           set Components=
           for /f "eol=# tokens=*" %%z in ('type "%RemovePkgsList%" 2^>nul') do (
               set "Components=!Components!,%%z"
           )
           echo.
           echo.
           %ToolKitHelper% "%InstallMount%\%%i" "!Components!"
           set Components=
        )
    )
)

echo.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
echo.####Finished Removing Windows Components Using Package List####################
echo.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

 

Code:

set "Componentes=!Componentes!,%%z"
set "Componentes=!Componentes:~1!"
echo.!Componentes!

set "Componentes=!Componentes! %%z"
echo.!Componentes!

?

 

@Bira,
That way, there is still a blank space at the beginning.

Code:

set "Componentes=!Componentes! %%z"
echo.!Componentes!

So I would still need this, only for the aesthetics of the output:

Code:

set "Components=!Components:~1!"

Yes.
But I added the line that Bira reminded me.
Edited, in the previous post.

 

relax that even with this space it does, oh it can be; , or spaces in the loop or not, but rather leave it with ~1 to break the ;, or spaces

 

Yes.

It is something aesthetic for the output, because in "for" command and some other commands, the compiler will interpret, spaces, commas, semicolon as space.
But also, in this case, the space will be ignored, so inserting this line is really for aesthetics.

 

@MSMG,

from:

Code:

%WimlibImagex% export "%BootWim%" all "%Temp%\rebuild.wim" --compress=LZX

to:

Code:

%WimlibImagex% export "%BootWim%" all "%Temp%\rebuild.wim" --compress=LZX --boot

or the optimize command:

Code:

%WimlibImagex% optimize "%BootWim%"

 

I could replace the whole code so I can check how it will look, I'm lost...

 

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The case I reported was when exporting 10 skus, index by index, straight to ESD with below Command.
%WimlibImagex% export "%InstallWim%" %%i "%InstallEsd%" --compress=LZMS --solid

That's why I implemented ChosenCount.
If ChosenCount is equal to ImageCount the export process is direct.
But if ChosenCount is smaller than ImageCount there comes the use of the TrimEditions.
If TrimEditions is activated you have to export everything to install.wim and then convert to ESD, so the process rolls well.
If the trim is deactivated, simply convert to ESD directly. I believe you don't even have to do the command to optimize the Wim. I believe this happens in conversion.

if "%TrimEditions%" equ "No" (
rem call :ExportImage "%InstallWim%", "%Temp%\rebuild.wim", "WIM", "No"
echo.
%WimlibImagex% optimize "%InstallWim%"
echo.
)

so in Custom Toolkit:

Code:

:: Exporting Source Image to ESD Image
if !ChosenCount! lss !ImageCount! (
   for %%i in (!ImageIndexNo!) do (
       rem call :ExportImageIndex "%InstallWim%", %%i, "%InstallEsd%", "ESD", "No"
       echo.
       %WimlibImagex% export "%InstallWim%" %%i "%_TMP%\install.wim" --compress=LZX
       echo.
   )
)
:: Move and Replace Source "install.wim" for New "install.wim" Image File
if exist "%_TMP%\install.wim" move /y "%_TMP%\install.wim" "%InstallWim%" >nul

rem call :ExportImage "%InstallWim%", "%InstallEsd%", "ESD", "No"
echo.
%WimlibImagex% export "%InstallWim%" all "%InstallEsd%" --compress=LZMS:100 --solid
echo.

:: Deleting Source Image File
if exist "%InstallEsd%" call :RemoveFile "%InstallWim%"

 

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delete

 

Where can you get a list of all these packages? Dism /get-packages doesn't seem to list everything