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How come that all Vista/Win7 projects require WAIK?


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#1 MedEvil

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Posted 07 March 2010 - 05:11 PM

I checked, i think all Vista/Win7 projects and all require WAIK, no matter what. How come?
Vista and Win7 can be installed without needing any WAIK, also LiveXP has wim support without needing WAIK, as far as i know.

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#2 was_JFX

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Posted 07 March 2010 - 05:20 PM

Simply because they all make use of the wim filter driver and imagex.

As on boot-land is not allow to share 1 Mb MS files, everyone is forced to load and install GBytes of mostly unnecessary stuff. :cheers:

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Posted 07 March 2010 - 05:41 PM

nativeex.w07.net/win7
doesn't need WAIK
it extracts wimgapi.dll from the Windows 7 install DVD
and uses its own tool WimCaptEx.exe
http://nativeex.boot...x/WimCaptEx.htm

edit:
psc said here:
if no mount is made only the wimgapi.dll is needed

#4 MedEvil

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Posted 07 March 2010 - 06:12 PM

Thanks dera, didn't try Peters project, because i wrongly understood it as an add on to Win7rescuePE.
Will give it a try too.

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Posted 07 March 2010 - 06:34 PM

It is an addon to win7rescuepe. It has links to files in that project which must have been previously downloaded.

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Posted 07 March 2010 - 09:35 PM

It is an addon to win7rescuepe. It has links to files in that project which must have been previously downloaded.

That is wrong! It is not an addon to especially Win7RescuePE .

nativeEx_win7 can link to any suited (win7 source CD) project, to add its apps, drivers, etc.
It even theoretically can link to more than 1 project.

I choose Win7RescuePE because for me it seemed to be the project with the best background and a good future.

How to link to ANY project from nativeEx_win7:

[main]

title=nativeEx_Win7

Download_Level=0

Version=1

Selected=True

Date=2009-Apr-27



[Links]

Projects\Win7RescuePE\Addons

Projects\Win7RescuePE\Apps

Projects\Win7RescuePE\Net

Projects\Win7RescuePE\Temp

Projects\Win7RescuePE\Tweaks

Projects\Win7RescuePE\Shell

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#7 MedEvil

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Posted 07 March 2010 - 10:25 PM

But i don't have to link, i can also copy in what i like, to make it a full project, if i understand right?

btw. Would nativeEx_win7 even produce a bootable OS, if not linked to another Win7 project?

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Posted 07 March 2010 - 10:29 PM

But i don't have to link, i can also copy in what i like, to make it a full project, if i understand right?

btw. Would nativeEx_win7 even produce a bootable OS, if not linked to another Win7 project?

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#1: I hope, yes
#2: No! Important items like peloader, shell etc are nou in nativeEx_win7.

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#9 MedEvil

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Posted 07 March 2010 - 10:33 PM

Thanks.

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