So I figured out what it was. My driver folder in my winxpsp3 folder was too
big. I am using the Linux boot. Now my question is how goes the z:\ drive get
built and or mounted? What script? It appears that it is not large enough to
support all of the models of drivers I have in there. It
I remember that issue but haven't been involved in a long time. My z: drive was
a smb share. I remember working with the size of driver folders and I think I
had mapped install scripts to mac addresses but i can't remember.
On May 1, 2012, at 10:35 AM, Brandon Aho wrote:
So I figured out
If I am remebering right, the early stage of the installation
is using a FAT16 file system, which is limited to 2 GB. I
think you have to make sure that the operating system files,
including any driver in the $OEM$ directory does not exceed
2 GB.
/Ludde
On 2012-05-01 16:42, Ben Greenfield wrote:
I setup my partition to be fat32 and it has about 300 gigs of free space on the
c drive. How can I change the z:\ drive to be a larger drive size? Is that
part of the Linux boot or is that part of the perl scripts.
Brandon Aho
Retail Systems Manager
brandon@northerntool.com
I think the real solution for this is to slip stream sp3 into your xp
distro.
Check this out I could be wrong as it is known to not work with some oem.
It worked for me with sp2 back in the day.
http://unattended.sourceforge.net/advanced.php#slipstream
Felipe
On Mon, Apr 30, 2012 at 5:47 PM,
