Whow awesome prog...where can we find it?

It's part of the Windows XP Coccinelle... It't not really a stand alone program...

Bâshrat the Sneaky wrote:

You're misunderstanding the problem. The file fnsh_log.cmd is no longer used since version 6.08 of the DriverPack Sound B! It's only used in versions before that. That's why I've been asking where you've referenced it. And that's why I've now suggested to rebuild your uwxpcd as the easier way to fix this problem.

It's really crazy .... My unattend is made from scratch with a XP Pro SP2 version, my DrivePack Base and drivers are updated, and I never use such file like fnsh_log.cmd . I don't understand ...... OOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH  !!!!!!!!  ******** FLASH ****** THAT'S IT !!!!!!!!!  I'VE SUDDENLY FOUND THE SOLUTION WHILE WRITING THIS MESSAGE !!!!!

AFTER MAKING THE ISO FILE, I USE A SPECIAL PATCHER TO INCLUDE SERIAL LICENSE DIRECTLY IN ISO IMAGE.
AND THIS PATCHER USES THE OLD WINNT.SIF !!! sh*t !!!!!!!!!! I'M STUPID !!!!!!!!!!! But your message gave me the clue .......

Here's is the line in the old winnt.sif :

[GUIRunOnce]
  command9="%SystemDrive%\fnsh_log.cmd"

The patcher :

http://img238.imageshack.us/img238/6671 … hermx3.jpg

And the photo of the culpable :

http://img65.imageshack.us/img65/7572/gogol01ha3.jpg

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH -------------- XP IS INSTALLING NOW ----- I WILL POST A MESSAGE IN A FEW MINUTES TO CONFIRM IT WORKS NO !

Whow awesome prog...where can we find it?

BTW, I'm glad you found it... and that's about the coolest program GUI I've ever seen Nice picture too

Her's the final part of final DPsFnshr.log

2006-09-23 17:35:48 : <INIT> Logging of HWIDs complete.
2006-09-23 17:35:48 : <CRIT> Could not delete element from array!
2006-09-23 17:35:58 : <CLNP> Deleted the DriverPacks, which were located in 'C:\D'.
2006-09-23 17:35:58 : <CLNP> Deleted 'C:\DPsFnshr.ini'!
2006-09-23 17:35:58 : <CLNP> Deleted 'C:\devcon.exe'!
2006-09-23 17:35:58 : <CLNP> Deleted 'C:\makePNF.exe'!
2006-09-23 17:35:58 : <CLNP> Deleted 'C:\addUsepmtimer.exe'!
2006-09-23 17:35:58 : <CLNP> Deleted 'C:\ATICCC.ins'!
2006-09-23 17:35:58 : <CLNP> Added new value to the RunOnce key in the registry: the DriverPacks Finisher itself will get deleted after the next reboot.
2006-09-23 17:35:58 : Program terminated.

You're misunderstanding the problem. The file fnsh_log.cmd is no longer used since version 6.08 of the DriverPack Sound B! It's only used in versions before that. That's why I've been asking where you've referenced it. And that's why I've now suggested to rebuild your uwxpcd as the easier way to fix this problem.

It's really crazy .... My unattend is made from scratch with a XP Pro SP2 version, my DrivePack Base and drivers are updated, and I never use such file like fnsh_log.cmd . I don't understand ...... OOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH  !!!!!!!!  ******** FLASH ****** THAT'S IT !!!!!!!!!  I'VE SUDDENLY FOUND THE SOLUTION WHILE WRITING THIS MESSAGE !!!!!

AFTER MAKING THE ISO FILE, I USE A SPECIAL PATCHER TO INCLUDE SERIAL LICENSE DIRECTLY IN ISO IMAGE.
AND THIS PATCHER USES THE OLD WINNT.SIF !!! sh*t !!!!!!!!!! I'M STUPID !!!!!!!!!!! But your message gave me the clue .......

Here's is the line in the old winnt.sif :

[GUIRunOnce]
  command9="%SystemDrive%\fnsh_log.cmd"

The patcher :

And the photo of the culpable :

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH -------------- XP IS INSTALLING NOW ----- I WILL POST A MESSAGE IN A FEW MINUTES TO CONFIRM IT WORKS NO !

1) It's not referenced in the GUIRunOnce section of the winnt.sif file.
2) You're absolutely positive that you're not using RunOnceEx.
3) You're not using anything such as WPI or XPlode to install applications or whatever other tasks.
4) It's not referenced in the batch file you're using for cleanup.

BUT it has to be referenced SOMEWHERE. You must be overseeing something. The easiest solution in this case (since you cannot find the reference), is to rebuild your installation CD/DVD. Then the problem should vanish automatically.

Here's how the installation works:
- Installation of Windows
- Editing the name of the administrator and the others users (the different blues screens)
- Installation of my different applications
- Just before Windows desktop appears, a key is created to launch another program : REG ADD HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run /V 1 /D "%APP%\XPSP2+_03_Finalise.exe" /f
- Windows desktop appears
- The new program is launched
- A new key is created to delete all temp files after reboot: REG ADD HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnce /V "2" /T REG_EXPAND_SZ /D "%windir%\system32\XPSP2+_Nettoie.cmd" /f
- Reboot
- During boot, message error from DriverPack : fnsh_log.cmd NOT FOUND

So, it seems to have a conflict between MY Run/RunOnce and yours ....

Question: May I use:

REG ADD HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run /V 999 /D "%APP%\XPSP2+_03_Finalise.exe" /f
instead of
REG ADD HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run /V 1 /D "%APP%\XPSP2+_03_Finalise.exe" /f

to avoid conflict ?

BUT it has to be referenced SOMEWHERE. You must be overseeing something. The easiest solution in this case (since you cannot find the reference), is to rebuild your installation CD/DVD. Then the problem should vanish automatically.

Is the fnsh_log.cmd referenced insice your batch file (XPSP2+_Nettoie.cmd)?

Absolutely not, I didn't know it existed before the error message !
I don't know if it can help you, but I just noticed after full installation of Windows that DPsFnshr.exe works fine (it deletes all work files, including 'D' folder), except a little error message I didn't have the time to note.... Could you tell me what is the exact registry key which is created to perform the files deleting after next reboot ?

Grrr unbelievable! Are you also using RunOnceEx for something? Or anything else to install applications, apply registry tweaks... ?

Ooooooh YES !!!!
In the batch file used just before my last reboot of Windows, I use the line:

REG ADD HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnce /V "2" /T REG_EXPAND_SZ /D "%windir%\system32\XPSP2+_Nettoie.cmd" /f

So it seems it tries - and successes (!) - to replace something you put in "2" .... too !

Please post your winnt.sif. You've still got an old entry in it, somehow.

Here's my WINNT.SIF, and thanks again for the time you take to solve this trouble :

[Data]
  AutomaticUpdates=0
  MsDosInitiated="0"
  UnattendedInstall="Yes"

;[Display]
;   BitsPerPel=16
;   Xresolution=800
;   YResolution=600

[GuiUnattended]
  OEMSkipRegional=0
  OemSkipWelcome=1
  TimeZone=85
  EncryptedAdminPassword=NO

[IEPopupBlocker]
  BlockPopups=Yes
  FilterLevel=Medium
  ShowInformationBar=No

[PCHealth]
  ER_Display_UI=0
  ER_Enable_Applications=None
  ER_Enable_Kernel_Error=0
  ER_Enable_Reporting=0
  ER_Enable_Windows_Components=0
  ER_Include_MSApps=0
  ER_Include_Shutdown_Errs=0
  RA_AllowFullControl=0
  RA_AllowToGetHelp=0
  RA_AllowUnsolicited=0

[RegionalSettings]
  LanguageGroup=1
  SystemLocale=0000040c
  UserLocale=0000040c
  InputLocale=040c:0000040c

[Shell]
  DefaultStartPanelOff=Yes
  DefaultThemesOff = No
  CustomDefaultThemeFile = "%windir%\Resources\Themes\Luna.theme"

[UserData]
    ProductKey=
    FullName=
    OrgName=
    ComputerName=

[GUIRunOnce]
	command9="%SystemDrive%\DPsFnshr.exe"
	
[Unattended]
  ForceHALDetection = Yes
  FileSystem=*
  OemFilesPath="..\$OEM$"
  OemPreinstall=Yes
OemPnpDriversPath="D\D\M\3\1;D\D\M\3\1\O;D\D\M\3\2;D\D\M\3\3;D\D\M\A\1;D\D\M\A\2;D\D\M\A\3;D\D\M\A\4;D\D\M\A\5;D\D\M\A\6;D\D\M\A\7;D\D\M\A\8;D\D\M\AD\1;D\D\M\AD\2;D\D\M\AD\3;D\D\M\AD\4;D\D\M\AD\5;D\D\M\AD\6;D\D\M\AD\6\C;D\D\M\AD\7;D\D\M\AD\8;D\D\M\AD\9;D\D\M\AD\A;D\D\M\AM;D\D\M\AR;D\D\M\AT;D\D\M\AU\1;D\D\M\AU\2;D\D\M\AU\3;D\D\M\AU\4;D\D\M\AU\5;D\D\M\D;D\D\M\E;D\D\M\H\1;D\D\M\H\1\R;D\D\M\H\2;D\D\M\H\3;D\D\M\H\4;D\D\M\H\5;D\D\M\H\6;D\D\M\H\7;D\D\M\H\8;D\D\M\I\1;D\D\M\I\2;D\D\M\IN\1;D\D\M\IN\1\O;D\D\M\IN\2;;D\D\M\IT;D\D\M\J\1;D\D\M\J\2;D\D\M\L\1;D\D\M\L\2;D\D\M\L\3;D\D\M\L\4;D\D\M\M;D\D\M\N\123;D\D\M\N\4\I;D\D\M\N\4\R;D\D\M\N\4INTEL\I;D\D\M\N\4INTEL\R;D\D\M\N\590SLI\I;D\D\M\N\590SLI\R;D\D\M\N\TM;D\D\M\P\1;D\D\M\P\2;D\D\M\P\2\A;D\D\M\P\3;D\D\M\P\4;D\D\M\P\5;D\D\M\P\6;D\D\M\P\7;D\D\M\P\8;D\D\M\Q\1;D\D\M\Q\2;D\D\M\Q\3;D\D\M\Q\4;D\D\M\S\1;D\D\M\S\2;D\D\M\S\3;D\D\M\S\4;D\D\M\S\5;D\D\M\S\5\A;D\D\M\S\6;D\D\M\S\7;D\D\M\S\8;D\D\M\S\9;D\D\M\S\A;D\D\M\S\B;D\D\M\S\C;D\D\M\SI\1;D\D\M\SI\2;D\D\M\SI\3;D\D\M\V\1;D\D\M\V\2;D\D\M\VM"
  DriverSigningPolicy= Ignore
  NonDriverSigningPolicy= Ignore
  OEMSkipWelcome=1
  OemSkipEula=Yes
  Repartition = No
  TargetPath=\WINDOWS
  UnattendMode=ProvideDefault
  UnattendSwitch=No
  WaitForReboot=Yes
  AutoActivate=No
  CrashDumpSetting=0
  DUDisable=No
  DUStopOnError=No

[Identification]
  JoinWorkgroup=

[WindowsFirewall] 
  Profiles = WindowsFirewall.TurnOffFirewall
 
[WindowsFirewall.TurnOffFirewall]
  Mode = 0

And what is on my root directory after Windows installation :