Just to say that I've done this with final builds of Win7 and LP and all seems OK. I'm installing right now, I'll edit this post if anything is wrong. I've done it on XP as admin. For the dism.exe part I've copied from a win7 installation the C:\windows\system32\dism folder to 7Work and put inside also dism.exe and wdscore.dll (always from win7 system32 folder). I had to put gimagex.exe directly into F:\7Work to work. EDIT: no way... after first restart a BSOD (I'm installing in VirtualBox on XP). Could it be because I've integrated the LP on Home Premium (image no.3) but it accept only 1 language? (mine will have ITA and ENG). There is a mode to remove a language from images? 2nd EDIT: I've tried a second time with the same iso file of the first try and this time it works. I think that the WIM based install method is not so good... When I installed on real hardware the build 7264 the first time I always get a hanging explorer.exe. On second install everything was fine.
Is it possible to slip a x86 lp into a x86 iso BUT on x64 windows 7 installation... I'm running windows Se7en x64 on my laptop now and want to create a dutch x86 iso. If it's possible do I use ImageX_x64 or ImageX_x86??
no, it's easyer You have only to do DISM.exe /Image:F:\7Work\WIM /Add-Package /PackagePath:F:\7Work\LP\LocalPack.cab (supposing that the local pack stay inside the 7Work/LP folder) right after the same command sent for LP. No need to rebuild lang.ini or similar, as local pack contains only themes, pics, etc.
On TechNet I found this command intlcfg -genlangini -dist:C:\windows_distribution -image:C:\wim_mount -defaultlang:fr-FR -all:fr-FR It is basically 3 command lines of the guide compressed into 1 Original description for that command line: I tried it and it works.
You are right of course, thats what i ment. For setting the default language simply use: DISM.exe /Image:{Path to Mountfolder} /Set-SKUIntlDefaultse-DE Replace de-DE with your language.
Thanks but where exactly do I have to paste this command inside and how does it looks like? Yes I know I'm bothering you, sorry for that and thanks also. Edit: got the answer for this one
I didn't used the batch file, but it should be right after this I don't know how to translate the command to be inserted in the batch file
OK then it should be something like that: But maybe it's better to first integrate the localpack and then the language pack. Edit: Solved Thanks to everyone