Bart PE

I have BartPE already installed and have used it to slipstream sp4,Am I going to have to remove it and ATI and start over in order to get the plug in to function??

 

I don't understand your question. What OS are running? It sounds like you're trying to run Pebuilder using WIN2K files. You must use XP with at least SP1 preferably SP2. Slipstreaming is used to incorporate SP2 into your XP install CD.

 

I am running win 2k and I did use PE builder to incorporate SP4( as you can see

 

Well as I said you must have XP to build a BartPE disk. If you have a friend who has it installed and has an actual XP install disk this is what you need. Look here for the details http://www.nu2.nu/pebuilder/.

 

Been to web site many times and this is what I found


So is there really any reason why I cant use it with WIN2k??

 

You can use it WIN 2K. However you must create it using XP SP1 or SP2. Then you will be fine.

Xpilot

 

I must not understand what you mean by create it... I just back and tried to build and found that I do need XP or win 2003,sorry for all the confusion..Now how does one create it if he does not have XPSP2

 

Find friend who has what you need or upgrade to XP.

 

What that means is you can build your CD on any of the operating systems listed but you must meet the build requirements to create it:

Requirements to build:

1. The files from your Windows Installation CD-Rom.
Supported Windows versions are:
* Windows XP Home Edition (must be slip streamed with Service Pack 1 or higher)
* Windows XP Professional (must be slip streamed with Service Pack 1 or higher)
* Windows Server 2003, Web Edition
* Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition
* Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition
2. PE Builder runs on Windows 2000/XP/2003/BartPE systems.
3. CD/DVD writer if you want to creat a bootable CD/DVD.

In other words you need one of the Windows versions listed just above to actually create a working CD. You didn't read the entire page.

 

Me being old school I really don't want to do the XP thing (to much microsoft control) if you know what I mean, But soon--hopefully--I will have axcess to an XP machine..

 

Thanks thomasjk I think I understand now, should never have doubted you, my apologies..