@TesterMachineOS You can use other tools to edit boot.wim and make ISO - read tutorial from: However, it is possible to boot in UEFI32
Does this apply to WinXP 32-bit and WinXP 64-bit? In the tutorial, I see a copy of an "amd64" folder to D:\files. Perhaps it's a copy of AIK files. "copype amd64 D:\files" Thanks in advance for responding
Because you do not use the English version of WinPE. startnet.cmd script use list disk command to find disk number then set mb variable: Code: ... if %errorlevel% neq 0 echo:&&pause&&goto disks for /f "tokens=6,7 delims= " %%a in ('echo list disk ^| diskpart ^| find "Disk %disk%"') do set mb=%%a&&set un=%%b if "%un%"=="GB" ( set /a mb="(%mb%*1024)-102"&&set un=%un:GB=MB% ) else ( set /a mb=%mb%-102 ... In english version WinPE list disk command display Disk # but in spanish probably something other - Disco ??? If script not find string Disk then mb variable is null (0) then display -102 because: (0*1024)-102=-102 else 0-102=-102
i recall trying to do this precise thing on an asus t100ta a few years ago to about the same effect (though you did make a lot more progress than i did , most of the information on how to do this had been scrubbed from the internet at one point) would be really nice to give these baytrail systems any use at all other than being destined for landfill but there's a very low chance of it actually being possible, 32 bit efi implementations have always been a pain to do anything with