Xp Sp2 Rc-1

[DoG]

I STILL havent managed to DL the intergrated RC1 ISO. God damn transfer client times out continuously.

[war59312]

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Originally posted by DoG@Mar 21 2004, 12:06 PM
I STILL havent managed to DL the intergrated RC1 ISO. God damn transfer client times out continuously.

I hack the female canine.

lol ^^^

I dont use microsoft transfer manager.

Its pretty easy to get the real url. :P

cya,
Will

[HotRod]

I slipped it, loaded and all seems well

Should I slipstream 'Service Pack 2 RC1 Build 2096' with the Original WinXP or should I slipstream it with 'WinXP Service Pack 1' ? Which one is more advisable? Also, how come 'SP2 build 2082' was almost 345mb while 'SP2 RC1 build 2096' is only 273mb?

[cyberber]

I believe it should be slipstreamed with Windows XP SP1 and on top of that SP2 RC1 release. If I amwrong ask HotROD He aparently has done it already it would be nice if HotROD himself or someone else makes an ISO for all of us so he can send it to a FTP site and we could all D/L it

I am finished slipstreaming 'Service Pack 2 RC1 Build 2096' with the original WinXP and everything went off smoothly. I think it is safe to presume that SP2 includes SP1 and therefore slipstreaming with original WinXP should be fine. Atleast in the case of MS Office service packs, this is always the case. If this is not correct in this case then someone please correct me.

[DoG]

Could you let us know if you have a bootable working ISO please Sanjay- and let us know what edition you are using- Home, Pro, Retail, OEM or Corp (From your workplace )

Thanks

[HotRod]

Really Don't think if it's done on a clean copy or one already integrated with SP1. Put this together for my dad, maybe someone would like to try it. It boots and loads.

[DoG]

Thanks HotRod, will give it a go

[~*McoreD*~]

For those who like the MSJVM, I think slipstreaming with Windows XP SP1 (not SP1a) is better.