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“Program Files” <-the folder and all its sub-contents. If you followed those steps, you should find it in the following location:Ĭ:\VistaPE_WinBuilder_v12RC1\Target\VistaPE-Core\vistape.wimīrowse to the location you mounted it and copy the following items into your “extracted_items” folder.ĭepending on how you roll, you might want to make some notes on a scratch-pad of where stuff came from so you can put it back correctly.įrom the VistaPE.wim file we want to copy: Using whatever your preferred method of wim mounting is, go ahead and mount up the VistaPE wim you created in our Custom Win PE Boot Disk Building: Step Three – VistaPE 12 RC1 Walkthrough step. You might want to go ahead and make a “system32” folder in there as well while you are at it. This is where I am going to temporarily place the files/folders I pull out of the VistaPE WAIK project that I need. I also created another empty folder at the root of C: called “extracted_items”. That was a carryover from my foray into using Robert McLaw’s mounting solution. I created an empty folder at the root of C: called “mounted_wim” to use as my mounting point for wim files. There are a lot of other great alternative file managers as well you might want to look into trying. #Driver integration winbuilder pe windows#
I’m using the GImageX to do my work here.īonus Tip: I’m also using the freeware dual-pane/tabbed window explorer alternative FreeCommander not just because I love it but the dual-pane window makes file-copy actions like what we are about to do so much easier than Windows Explorer.
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He actually now has a beta version that supports the upgraded version of ImageX found in the Windows 7 Beta WAIK. The latest version is v2.0.14 released in October 2008 and it is sharp. Then I graduated up to the ImageX GUI (GImageX) coded by Jonathan Bennett. However, I would occasionally get lost with my mount/unmount points and wims in progress and would trip myself up. Yes, you can use ImageX to mount your wim files via the CLI, but with all the work we have done and have yet to do, it seems much more efficient for me to work with them from a GUI interface.įor the longest time I preferred the method of adding this quick-mount feature to the Windows right-click shell context: Mounting WIM Images from Windows Explorer - Robert McLaws: Windows Vista Edition
Mount ImageX WIM’s via Windows Explorer – Grand Stream Dreams blog. If not, please take a moment to read this earlier post: I’m sure if you are still reading this post, you have already configured your system to allow for the mounting of ImageX wim files. When I opened up my particular vistape.cfg file to review, I found it contained almost all the information I needed to trace out, extract, and then inject the “ripped” contents into my already PGP Injected Win PE 2.0 wim. It really is an amazing piece of work from NightMan and he should be fairly recognized for it. It’s a good read and I really encourage everyone to take the time to read and understand it. VistaPE API – Internal functions of VistaPE – VistaPE project page. Turns out that the VistaPE project developer, NightMan, has already provided us with all the documentation we need to understand just how that miracle functions: That was handled by the custom executable vpeldr.exe and it’s configuration file vistape.cfg. I had started with the winpeshl.ini file that loads the VistaPE project’s shell replacement. If not then there is a good chance I will loose you here.Īt the end of the last post, I was poking around in the VistaPE WAIK build WIM file and looking at how it worked. Also, this post assumes you are familiar with working with Microsoft’s ImageX WIM files mounting them, committing changes to them, etc. Note: I’m serious about this, if you haven’t read and stepped through the previous posts there is a good chance you will be lost. Custom Win PE Boot Disk Building: Start me Up!. #Driver integration winbuilder pe driver#
Custom Win PE Boot Disk Building: Driver Dead Ends. Custom Win PE Boot Disk Building: Dead Ends Ahead!. Custom Win PE Boot Disk Building: Step Three – VistaPE 12 RC1 Walkthrough. Custom Win PE Boot Disk Building: Step Two – PGP Injection. Custom Win PE Boot Disk Building: Step One – WAIK up. Custom Win PE Boot Disk Building Saga: Introduction. If you are just joining us, please go back and review the following posts to get up to speed: #Driver integration winbuilder pe series#
Oh yes, and it has to handle the Dell GX 7xx series USB keyboard drivers.
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The purpose of this ongoing project is to build a Win PE 2.0 based boot-disk, that has a great VistaPE GUI interface (instead of the standard CLI shell) and the PGP WDE drivers injected so we can “liveCD-boot” a PGP WDE system (assuming we have the user’s passphrase). It will (hopefully) wrap up this project.
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