OK Martin, thanks for your reply.
You lasrt two messages are a little confusing, I understand that the WinXP
images are working but the Win2K images are not. Bad scenario, but I think
if you create a new image selection with the latest w2k service packs, you
will feel it is a silver lining.
My suggestion is to take the opportunity rebuild your W2K images. We all
know that keeping up with the latest images is a pain.
Generally, the procedure is
1. Create a flat of Windows 2000 on the hard drive (the i386 folder),
2. Download the latest service pack and extract it.
3. Slipstream the flat image with the service pack.
4. Click Start>Run>RISETUP and create a cd-based service pack RIS image.
5. RIS a workstation.
6. Customize the workstation (avoid updating the file NTOSKRNL.EXE with your
patches)
7. Run RIPREP on the workstation.
The key is step 6. Uninstall a hotfix or patch that updates this file.
Check after each update, add as many as you can without updating
NTOSKRNL.EXE.
I'm sorry if I have misunderstood the situation. You should be able to
create the new Win2K image from the cd and immediately RIS from it. Make
sure you can (step 5 above) before trying to customize the installation by
editing the SIF files.