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There a a ton of post processing scripts that UBCD4win runs as part of creating the ISO from PEBuilder.
If you always select the UBCD4Win PEBuilder to create your ISO then teh "post Processing" scripts get run.
There are too many tweaks and optimizations to list here, but i jsut want to reinforce that this step should NEVER be skipped
. All of your menu issues will be gone, and your PE Disc will boot much faster and take less space.
OT post moved to "other" forum... the discussion is NOT DriverPacks related.
probably trying to cut down on the download size....
It makes sense... Since they did not include the packs the last time... BASE was just taking up space.
Off to get the latest version myself...
I really need to do some updates to the BartPE section of the BASE code too... Now that the download / updatechecker function has been updated I can do some nice enhancements to the PE plugin section to make the plugin more robust
Thanks for the update sir!
I like that last solution a lot...
DIR %%i: && IF EXIST "%%i:%TAGFILE%"
I'll get that out to the testing team in my next nightly
Moved to Feature Requests forum
Welcome to DriverPacks me,
thanks for the related materials.
have a great day.
Jeff
um... yeah...
That's a feature....
That is my story... and I am sticking to it
.
Bug report is a wonderful idea!
I always take a serious beating on this pesky autoit GUI... oh well, live and learn.
Thank you BartPE Master cdob!
The help is Most Appreciated!
signed
the Rookie...
A similar solution was posted here several years ago...
it was the first suggestion offered, reverse the drive search order...
It's not that common of a problem, and the various workarounds are easy enough...
It never really became a priority
this probably should have been posted in feature requests, not in feedback and support.
I'll take a look at the options presented and see what think is the best option and we will do some testing... Interested in helping us test?
jeff
Hey cdob!
always nice to see you thanks for your expertise...
PS did you see this... http://forum.driverpacks.net/viewtopic.php?id=4651
Can you offer some help... she really needs a PE guru like you or Hilander999... As i told her, the question is beyond my ability.
DriverPacks depends on ALL of the included drivers being present... We don't add the included drivers to the packs. (why would we? they are already there
).
Also when testing don't screw with the files and services.... Prove the sh*t works first
. KISS method.
Once you know it works then redo it and hack away at will... then if it fails you know where it went wrong
.
I always use RVM Integrater for SP and patches (OnePiece's are quite nice)
I select my XP source and let RVMI make the copy for me.
the only thing i do with nlite is automate my install...
truthfully i do also use it to disable the language bar and put a My computer shortcut on the desktop.
I NEVER remove anything with nLite... it Always leads to issues... Always
remember onec you add the DriverPacks you will not be able to make any changes to your source.
(make a copy of your source prior to adding DriverPacks... add DriverPacks to the copy
)
did you try adding your custom pack without slipstreaming the KB888111 files?
I am sure that is not neccessary...
If it is then i belive your xp sp3 source is not slipstreamed correctly...
Do you have an OEM SP3 disc or did you slipstream sp3... How did you slipstream sp3 if you did?
the KB888111 included in SP3 works just fine, all of us are not haveing to do any extra steps to support sound... (tens of thousands of installs and probably more like millons of installs) Realtek is a very popular device 
I know many of the guys personally... Galapo, Jclaz, Hilander999 and cdob are the best of the best and are still active... I can even contact them by telephone if neccesary... read what is there see how far you get if you have questions post them there... if you get no response let me know and i will see if i can get get one of the boys to answer you... Again what you want is not simple, it involves adding pages and pages of registry entries to your PE disc. It's not just a matter of adding the device driver... you must first add support for the HDAudio bus itself. I am fairly proficient with PE I coded the mass storage and LAN and WLAN plugins (with the help of the UBCD4Win team) but this is way over my head... the best i can do is make sure you get a response if that becomes an issue. Hilander is a good friend of mine and he started working on teh sound support for UBCD4Win this winter he had about two months in it and was in the neighborhood of 10 thousand lines of code / registry entries. Since your are not trying to support all sound cards but just need one you might only have to code a thousand lines to get what you want...
For me it would be easier to find a way to make and extra 40 bucks...
But if you have 20 ~ 50 free hours to burn I am sure it can be done.
(yes it is really going to be that much work)
If you had an old soundblaster PCI card we could get you up and running in a couple of hours. HDA is a whole different story and a real PITA to make work, even in windows let alone in a Preinstallation Environment. remember in PE we do not have PnP... Text mode drivers only (16 bit drivers) that is why i said even if you do get it working the performance will be about 30% of what it would be in windows. So even if you do acomplish your goal you will most likely have lame / weak video and sound. IE if you would get 30 frames per second in windows you might only get 12 FPS in PE and choppy sound that would not be synced to the video. IF you were successful...
BartPE is NOT a windows replacement it was never meant to be... It is an installation and recovery tool.
you skipped a step...
get the DriverPacks from the update checker page...
the selections won't be greyed out once you download the packs 
the settings file is automatic... don't give it a second thought
.
You can update the included DriverPacks and BASE versions... Please update BASE first 
Speaking of lots of posts on stuff... there are Hundreds of posts that say BartPE is not compatible with SP3... BartPE was last updated to use SP2... and you will get the best results using that version
. PEBuilder has a static list of files it uses... that list is version dependent... That is also why slipstreaming drivers into your source will blow up your PE install. IE your txtsetup.sif gets copied but not the files that were added to the source. So you end up with references to files that are never copied to your PE disc. (your txtsetup is effectively corrupted) Again since PEBuilder is not reading and copying files based on entries in your txtsetup.sif, but rather copying from a static (internal) list of files that means that any updates will add files to your source and those files will never be copied by PEBuilder to your PE disc... leaving it corrupted, with references to files that do not exist.
the duplicate items on the start menu was fixed in the latest versions of UBCD4win... 3.5 or better
DO NOT slipstream anything into your UBCD4Win source
Use ONLY a Clean XP SP2 source... no hot fixes, no patches, no drivers, nothing removed or added. Clean XP SP2, only...
the only way to add driver to your source is with plugins... UBCD4win comes preloaded with DriverPacks... you can upgrade your DriverPacks BASE and DriverPacks if you run \plugin\DriverPacks.net\BASE\DPs_Base.exe and go to the update checker and download them...
Highlight DriverPacks BASE in the PEbuilder Plugins section, and hit configure button.
should work every time...
Hope that helps
If you read my notes on DISM in the site docs it clearly (or so i thought) explains how to add entire folder structures to an image...
ask if you have questons...
i don't use that tool so i can't tell you how it works
I have seen this one repoerted before...
I think it would be too cool to set up an API call that made the laptop play a scream when a fall is detected...
AAAAaaaaaahhhh... thud. 
thanks for the follow up...
Can we please have the HWIDs too?
cool... excellent feedback... Thanks!
I understand much better now... Nothing to be ashamed of... the economy is not much better here...
I think your best bet to get the sound working is going to be at the 911 CD forum...
most of the real PE guru's hang out over there. I am only an apprentice PE guru
.
try this...
Download DriverPacks BASE from our homepage / downloads...
get the driverpacks from the update checker page...
select "Stand Alone Drivers" (SAD) and "browse button" to a location you can find (my documents or desktop?) select M2 and hit "slipstream"
find the newly created DriverPacks.net folder and run DP_Inst_Tool.cmd...
is your device now happy? If it is you have discovered the power of SAD.
I hope that helps
did you check the serial number on the HDD with the manufacturer to see if it was still in warranty?
you can get a HDD for like 40 dollars... http://www.newegg.com/Store/SubCategory … rder=PRICE
There is quite a bit of info available on this subject. check over at 911 and UBCD4win forums...
Anything is possible... However if you thought the explanation you already got was very technical and dificult to follow then i guarantee you are going to pull your hair out when to try and get your sound to work, especialy if it is a HDA device.
Yes i am sure sound is not supported, but with enough time and effort you can make anything work. It is beyond my ability to help you, again check with 911 or ubcd4win forums
Why use vice grips instead of a socket to remove a bolt?
You want to watch video and play games Boot into the OS. That is what it's for.
You want to back up a partition or remove a virus use BartPE.
useing Bartpe to watch video and play games is like using vice grips to remove a bolt, It's just not the right tool for the job... and you will certainly not get the acceleration you get with an OS (poor frame rates and choppy audio at best)
What are you trying to do, please tell us and let's see if there is a better way.
Read BEFORE you post... linked in my signature. (AKA Rule #0)
There is a list of what we need to support you. Check the items off the list.
paragliders HWPnP plugin is required for advanced hardware support...
However, his HWPnp plugin is not complete enough to support sound. there are litterally tens of thousands of registry entries that are not present in BartPE to support sound.
BartPE is a recovery tool not an OS replacement. Sound is not supported.
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