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jim_bob
We have a windows 2003 RIS server here that has been working ver well
for us. Initially, we made a single windows XP Pro (w sp2) image that
we used. Eventually, we added a couple additional SIF files to it
using Risetup, which helped keep our various drivers from fighting.
I've been trying to get Windows XP Tablet 2005 to work through RIS, and
have been having a heck of a time. I create a new OS image from
risetup using the XP Tablet 2005 disk and give it a sif file which
points it to the right place for drivers.
All of that works fine, however, when I RIS a tablet PC using the new
image, it comes up with Windows XP SP2 on it! I've tried all sorts of
combinations of things, but still end up with the same thing in the
end. It installs, and doesn't throw any errors, however, when it's
done, it has the other image's OS on it. When I check the properties
of the image I made through the ADU&C interface for RIS, it shows that
it's pointing to the correct folder for the Tablet edition.
Any ideas? I'm pullin my hair out over here! =)
for us. Initially, we made a single windows XP Pro (w sp2) image that
we used. Eventually, we added a couple additional SIF files to it
using Risetup, which helped keep our various drivers from fighting.
I've been trying to get Windows XP Tablet 2005 to work through RIS, and
have been having a heck of a time. I create a new OS image from
risetup using the XP Tablet 2005 disk and give it a sif file which
points it to the right place for drivers.
All of that works fine, however, when I RIS a tablet PC using the new
image, it comes up with Windows XP SP2 on it! I've tried all sorts of
combinations of things, but still end up with the same thing in the
end. It installs, and doesn't throw any errors, however, when it's
done, it has the other image's OS on it. When I check the properties
of the image I made through the ADU&C interface for RIS, it shows that
it's pointing to the correct folder for the Tablet edition.
Any ideas? I'm pullin my hair out over here! =)