How to integrate drivers into a CD

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I´m using nLite app to create an ISO.
I´m stuck on driver instalation

The IBM ThinkCentre comes with a default "c:\drivers\" folders structure.
Ican use that sctructure to do some reference in the OemPnPDriversPath?
Or i have to use the .exe of the driver, extract and use?

What i have now:

+---$OEM$
| \---$1
| +---DRIVER
| | \---000LAN --> Extracted form .EXEs IBM Web Site Drivers
| \---DRIVERS --> Comes with default IBM pre-installed
| +---AUDIO
| +---MODEM
| +---MOUSE
| +---NETWORK
| +---NETWORK2
| +---OTHER
| | +---WIN2000
| | +---WIN2003
| | +---WIN98SE
| | +---WINME
| | \---XP
| +---OTHER2
| +---OTHER3
| +---VIDEO
| \---WLAN
+---DOCS
+---DOTNETFX
+---I386
+---SUPPORT
\---VALUEADD
 
FB said:
I´m using nLite app to create an ISO.
I´m stuck on driver instalation

The IBM ThinkCentre comes with a default "c:\drivers\" folders
structure. Ican use that sctructure to do some reference in the
OemPnPDriversPath? Or i have to use the .exe of the driver, extract
and use?
Click to expand...

http://unattended.msfn.org/

Your driver structure can be whatever you want it to be. The shorter the
path name, the better - simply because of the limitation of the
winnt.sif/unattend.txt files "OemPnPDriversPath=" length.

From that web page it looks like you might want to look at:
http://unattended.msfn.org/global/oemfolders.htm
and
http://unattended.msfn.org/intermediate/drivers/intro.htm

in particular.
 
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