slipstreaming trouble

[ispofdoom]

According to the guide http://www.winsupersite.com/showcase/windowsxp_sp2_slipstream.asp there, I need nero 6 or roxio 5 or 6. Sadly all I have is nero 5.5. Anyone know of a freeware program (or shareware) that would let me burn the iso with all the settings mentioned?

 

[Nocturnal]

I highly suggest using nLite which is a free program. All you do is slipstream whatever you need by going through the wizard. At the final step it will create an ISO for you. From there, you open up Nero or whatever burning program that is capable of burning any type of ISO and open the ISO and select burn. -- If that doesn't work out for you and Nero 5.5 does not allow you to burn any type of ISO, you can use a free trial from Nero 7 Trial or Alcohol 120% Trial which will let you burn the ISO file to a disk. Again, these two mentioned software titles I just mentioned are trials and eventually after a certain amount of days will either stop working or will not let you use certain functions of the program.

 

[bob4432]

Originally posted by: Nocturnal
I highly suggest using nLite which is a free program. All you do is slipstream whatever you need by going through the wizard. At the final step it will create an ISO for you. From there, you open up Nero or whatever burning program that is capable of burning any type of ISO and open the ISO and select burn. -- If that doesn't work out for you and Nero 5.5 does not allow you to burn any type of ISO, you can use a free trial from Nero 7 Trial or Alcohol 120% Trial which will let you burn the ISO file to a disk. Again, these two mentioned software titles I just mentioned are trials and eventually after a certain amount of days will either stop working or will not let you use certain functions of the program.

i second nlite - it works very well, and always works

 

[ForumMaster]

nLite FTW! i use a very good add on to windows xp called ISORecorder. it lets you create images and burn ISO images very easily.

 

[sonoma1993]

I agree nocturnal, go with nlite. That what I used to to make my slipstream xp cd's. I use it to put the latest windows updates, drivers, and some other minor tweaks, and unattended install ftw.

 

[gsellis]

If you want to learn how to do it old school... Bart's Bootable CD instructions

I use CDRWin, but I have been building them since NT4.

 

[Tarrant64]

nLite FTW.


nLite has even gone so far to work on Vista now too.