[brendang]

First off, nice product....

But can somebody please give me a comprehensive fix for the problem below? I have been trying to troubleshoot this for about 2 weeks and it's becoming really frustrating....

I have a clean build of UBCD4WIN v3.50 with a legit copy of Windows XP SP2 as a source. I also have the relevant drivers for my Intel WLAN card in /drivers/net. I then create a plain vanilla build (no Joshua wireless command, no tweaking of XPEinit etc) and boot into UB's pre-executable environment no problems.

When I then try to start the wireless card through penetcfg, it pops up a warning saying the driver has not been signed and then i get a Files Needed box that is looking for ndisuio.sys. This file can be found in X:/minint/systems32/drivers but when I point it at that I get an error message that says "Unable to install NDIS Usermode I/O protocol"

I'm desperate for an answer to this. If there's a particular process that I need to follow, please explain it in detail so that I don't have to go back and forth.

Many thanks in anticipation.

Brendan

[brendang]

Can anyone shed any light on this? I'm pretty desperate for an answer as I need to return the bootable USB to the customer very soon. I'm sure there's a simple answer to this but I've tried a variety of suggestions from the forum and none of them have worked.

Regards,

Brendan

[rdsok]

Try disabling the drivers you added and enable the DriverPacks.net WLAN drivers instead.

[brendang]

rdsok, on Jun 30 2009, 10:19 AM, said:

Try disabling the drivers you added and enable the DriverPacks.net WLAN drivers instead.

Hi rdsok,

I tried this and I get exactly the same error. Any other ideas?

Regards,

Brendan

[Joshua]

brendang, on Jun 29 2009, 05:23 PM, said:

I have a clean build of UBCD4WIN v3.50 with a legit copy of Windows XP SP2 as a source.

Use SP3 as source.

Joshua

[brendang]

Hey Joshua,

I slipstreamed SP3 into the source and I still get exactly the same issue. Still looking for an SP3 CD at A:\I386....

Any more ideas anyone?

Cheers,

Brendan

[brendang]

Does anyone have any more ideas regarding this issue? I find it hard to believe that this can't be fixed....

Which script would be asking for A:\I386? Is there a way that I can force these networking files into the source build manually?

Any help would be very much appreciated as I'm seriously running out of time.

Regards,

Brendan

[Joshua]

brendang, on 04 July 2009 - 11:45 AM, said:

Which script would be asking for A:\I386? Is there a way that I can force these networking files into the source build manually?

I think you have a bad source CD!
Don't use nlite !!!!

Joshua