Slipstreaming SP4

[tuco7]

Found this outstanding web site for slipstreaming instructions.

http://www.msfn.org/articles.php?action=show&id=37

 

[euston]

I'm obviously not one of the cognescenti. What is slipstreaming please?

I have looked at the instructions described in the above web site and have a feeling that a Win2000 installation disk is being put together which includes SP4. Is that correct?

 

[ReddLefty]

Correct.

You may slipstream service packs (W2K_SP4.exe -s:<installation path>)

I think it's a complicated word to say : &quot;Copy the service pack on top of your original setup files&quot;

Warning: Do not do this on your RIS Installation path!

If you have your Windows 2000 Setup CD available on the network, you can slipstream the Service Pack 4 onto it and from there on, all installation from that network path will automatically boot up with service pack 4.




&quot;In space, nobody can hear you click...&quot;

 

[euston]

Thanks for the explanation ReddLefty. I'll stick with the simple method I invariably use.

 

[fred395]

Will this slipstreaming work to get sp4 onto a computer that is not hooked up to the internet? I have a usb hard drive that I use to move info from my home, internet connected computer; to my shop, not internet connected computer.

 

[samisu]

It's Greate,
Now i can create my boot CD,
But i would like to ask if i want to creat interface for my CD when it' start there is any east program for that,


Thanks
DENIS

 

[samisu]

Hi,
Regarding to the first post,
i would like to ask when i unzip the folder it's contains files with extention .iso, how can i run the files what's extentions i have to give them pls pls, i have open one it's opened with NOTEPAD,


Thanks in advance
DENIS