creating a custom XP CD

[bad_brain]

alright, yesterday I've done a fresh XP setup, the first time on my new system using a SATA RAID, the old XP installation was formerly on an IDE drive and I mirrored the HDD to the SATA RAID (which was working pretty good, I just experienced Explorer crashes regularly).

ok, so I grabbed a floppy drive, connected it and it didn't worked, used a different cable, then a different floppy drive...nothing
when looking for alternatives for adding the RAID driver via floppy I stumbled over nlite, I think cats used it already too.
first I was a little sceptic, but now, that my install is completely done, I have to say that app rocks! I haven't only added the driver, I also added SP2, removed lots of annoying default stuff like the MSN messenger and some shortcuts, and added my serial so I don't have to during the installation all the time....and it all worked fine!
so if you are interested in creating your own custom XP CD get it here:
http://www.nliteos.com/

[leetnigga]

I used that one time. It's nice.

You can configure Linux/BSD installers to do things like this too. Actually I don't think there's a limit to what you can do in those

[xtaticego]

Nlite is a great programs have used it i the past. Makes Windows a little bit more usable . Im a Linux fan . only use windows for gaming.

[lilrofl]

Sounds good, I'll give it a look.

thanks!

[bozotheclown138]

i personally prefer the xp black editions from the pirate bay now i know they can undsafe and overcrowded, but there is one that only comes with 2 programs and is completely clean that is very nice

[bozotheclown138]

yeah i know this one though has no "cracks" included just a few modifications haha

[z3r0aCc3Ss]

Yea, thanks BB. I was looking for this, from months. Easy 2 use and nice GUI.