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Guest
Hello-
I have a network unattend installation point I use for installing Windows on
my servers. My network boot disk connects to the distribution point, creates
a 2GB FAT16 partition then loads down the I386 and runs the setup.
Everything is fine. My problem started after I tried slipstreaming a service
pack to the I386 directory. Now after the I386 loads to my server and expands
I receive the following message: "the partition you have chosen is too full
to contain the selected version of windows.." I have tried reducing the size
of my I386 but can't get it small enough. Is there a way I can increase my
2GB initial partition? I can't seem to find a work around. Thanks in
advance.
Erik
I have a network unattend installation point I use for installing Windows on
my servers. My network boot disk connects to the distribution point, creates
a 2GB FAT16 partition then loads down the I386 and runs the setup.
Everything is fine. My problem started after I tried slipstreaming a service
pack to the I386 directory. Now after the I386 loads to my server and expands
I receive the following message: "the partition you have chosen is too full
to contain the selected version of windows.." I have tried reducing the size
of my I386 but can't get it small enough. Is there a way I can increase my
2GB initial partition? I can't seem to find a work around. Thanks in
advance.
Erik