Slipstreaming

R

Robert

I want to slipstream an 'original' windows xp home cd
with sp2. Can anyone tell me if I need to include sp1 in
the slipstream or does sp2 incorporate sp1.

TIA
Robert
 
R

Robert

-----Original Message-----
Hi Robert - No, you don't need to include SP1 - SP2 includes all previous
updates. BTW, if you aren't already aware of it, investigate AutoStreamer -
http://www.neowin.net/forum/index.php? s=c948d19af1d9000c49cfcf8adfe7597a&act=idx
Direct DL here:
http://mhtools.knoware.nl/raptor/autostreamer/AutoStreame r.zip Makes
slipstreaming a breeze.

--
Please respond in the same thread.
Regards, Jim Byrd, MS-MVP



In

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Hi Jim

Thanks for that and also for the link. I'll take a look
later.

Robert
 
G

Guest

I find that website from where Will suggested to go ,
sucks ... Whenever they have any types of options or
tweak to try things out , they never give the exact way
of doing so , its always something that will go
incorrect ... For instance that link that Will posted ,
If you try what they have there , you will find it
wouldn't work or the info is incorrect , or something is
missing , more or less incorrect data and i find that
often from that site ... Thats just my opinion
 
G

Guest

Sorry !!! I made an error i was viewing a different site
it wasn't that site Will suggested ... Sorry Will error
on my part
 
W

Will Denny

Hi

I've used that method without any problems. It's one of the most
straightforward ways of creating a slipsteamed CD that I have seen.
 
A

Alex Nichol

Robert said:
I want to slipstream an 'original' windows xp home cd
with sp2. Can anyone tell me if I need to include sp1 in
the slipstream or does sp2 incorporate sp1.

SP2 is complete - you do not need to involve SP1. Get the full SP2 .exe
file (eg the free CD) , do not try to do it from the parts that may
have downloaded from Update
 

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