Update,

Thanks first to everyone's ideas and suggestions. Problems occured on 
multiple boxes. Well, actually new Dells and VmWares.

Tried copying to my Samba share from multiple sources (Linux, Win2000 box, 
another Win2000 box, etc...), with all getting me into trouble. But in the 
end I made some observations:

1. Straight OEM of XP works fine.
2. Straight DELL works fine when copied from Windows.
3. Either XP that I apply SP1a to then fail.
4. DELL with SP1 applied (preinstalled) works fine.

So, one might think I am applying the SPs incorrectly, yet the practise 
works just fine on Win2000 for both SP3 and SP4. I've tried applying the 
SP's both directly from the given .exe and from the unpacked update.exe 
with not luck.

But, I am able now to install XP the Unattended way :) and will keep 
thinking about what I might be doing wrong :(.

thanks again,
JES

On Wed, 16 Jul 2003, Michelangelo Bottura wrote:

> Usually the kind of errors you're experiencing are due to hardware problems
> (like defective memory banks, defective original media) or device driver
> problems (here it would probably be network card drivers). I would try to
> start the unattended install on another pc, copying again Operating systems
> files on the install share from a reliable media.
> Michelangelo
> 
> -----Messaggio originale-----
> Da: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Per conto di James
> MacLean
> Inviato: marted� 15 luglio 2003 18.45
> A: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Oggetto: [Unattended] Copy Error: Setip cannot copy blah blah
> 
> 
> Hi Folks,
> 
> Just got the nerve to start silent XP installs :). Find that I am getting 
> a bunch of "Copy Error" "Setup cannot copy the file <Something>.dll.
> 
> The file did exists on the share's I386\<filename>.dll but not where XP 
> copies files to on the C: drive. 
> 
> 
> 

-- 
James B. MacLean        [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Department of Education 
Nova Scotia, Canada
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