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[Haiphong]

Hello Everybody,

I would like to know how to add a driver to a "Vistape" already built. How can I do ? In effect, it is not possible to plan to use all drivers which they need . The Result of Compil by "WinBuilder" would be too big for not enough use which they will make. For sample, Video and Audio Drivers.

Thanks for your Help !!!

[steelbone]

t's not quite clear to me ;(

would you like to implement new drivers or would you like to shrink the driverpool of vistape?!?
;(

[Haiphong]

t's not quite clear to me ;(

would you like to implement new drivers or would you like to shrink the driverpool of vistape?!?
;(

Hello Steelbone,

To implement New Drivers on a VistaPE" already built.

Thanks for your quick reply.

[booty#1]

To implement New Drivers on a VistaPE" already built.

Well that can be done. Everything you need is included in the Windows AIK.

• You have to copy the content of the VistaPE-ISO to a directory.
• Mount the file sources\boot.wim using imagex.exe.
• Integrate the driver using peimg.exe /inf=<path> WimMountPath\Windows
• Apply the changes to boot.wim (see imagex.exe help)
• Rebuild the VistaPE ISO

For a more detailed version how to integrate drivers, please read NightMan's post

booty#1

[steelbone]

hi.

hm if you generate already your vistape you can temporarely work with "drvload". this will load the driver on the fly.


but it's recommendable to integrate the most importent drivers bevor creating the iso.


with "imagex" image mounten then with "peimg" driver install. after that with imagex do unmount + commit.

recreating the iso.

so i hope i didn't missunderstood ;(

regards

steelbone

PS: Booty was faster then i please delete my post

[Haiphong]

Hello booty#1,

I do a try and I tell you about.

Thanks !!!

[powaking]

Hello booty#1,

I do a try and I tell you about.

Thanks !!!

There's a script for VistaPE to integrate drivers. This is done at the beginning of the process of creating the ISO. May want to check that out. You can easily add your own drivers, just a matter of copying the files into the folder. This process does take a long time though.