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[T-One]

Hello,

i've updated our internal WDS to 2008 R2 Server with the appropriate tools, WAIK 6.1.7600, MDT 2010 and so on....

Now i get the following error every time i try to make a bootimage:

"Warning! Windows x64 detected, please install Microsoft WAIK, other WIM tools will not be work on your system"

I've installed WAIK and i use it to manage our OS-Images, is it possible that VistaPE can't handle the new 6.1.7600 version???

Regards

T-One

[JonF]

Which version of VistaPE? I don't see that line in VistaPE-CAPI, which is the most recent 32-bit version. It's available on the WinBuilder download tab from the vistape.winbuilder.net server. Or are you using Max Real QNX's VistaPE Leopard?

[T-One]

I use the one from http://www.vistape.net/download.php (The latest stable version is 12 RC1 (21.10.2008))

[JonF]

I use the one from http://www.vistape.net/download.php (The latest stable version is 12 RC1 (21.10.2008))

Download VistaPE-CAPI from vistape.winbuilder.net on WinBuilder's download page. Many fixes and improvements. It appears that the version you have has been abandoned by the original developer.

[T-One]

Download VistaPE-CAPI from vistape.winbuilder.net on WinBuilder's download page.

With the Winbuilder 078 SP2 version i just get the following error: "You need to be connected on the internet to download files"....

[JonF]

With the Winbuilder 078 SP2 version i just get the following error: "You need to be connected on the internet to download files"....

Humph. That's a WinBuilder issue. There's some discussion of that somewhere around here, but I forget where.

Are you using a proxy?

Until you can sort that out, get vistape.winbuilder.net/VistaPE-CAPI.7z.

[T-One]

Humph. That's a WinBuilder issue. There's some discussion of that somewhere around here, but I forget where.

Are you using a proxy?

Until you can sort that out, get vistape.winbuilder.net/VistaPE-CAPI.7z.

i got it now, it's the windows firewall which denied some outgoing connections, thanks for the hint

but the next step i don't get is how to make my iso file bootable via WDS, i know that the isos alone are not bootable via PXE, only the wim files. But the "image" that winbuilder creates is a just a iso with 1 wim file and the programfolders are dumped at the top of the iso's directory structure. bit confusing.....