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> Errors when doing build for ISO, - FYI: I'm using an OEM XPSP2 disc
acmoseley
post Jan 26 2006, 12:50 PM
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I am trying to create an Ultimate Boot Disc for my system using my Dell OEM XPSP2 disc. When I go through all the steps and run the build from BartsPE I get the following 6 errors:

Error: loadKey() failed:
Error: closeHive() failed: RegUnLoadKey (key="PEBuilder.exe-C:/BARTSPE/BARTPE/I386/SYSTEM32/CONFIG/petmphive") returned error
Error: DeleteFile() "C:\BARTSPE\BARTPE\I386\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\petmphive" failed
Error: DeleteFile() "C:\BARTSPE\BARTPE\I386\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\petmphive.log" failed
Error: DeleteFile() "C:\BARTSPE\BARTPE\I386\SYSTEM32\setuphiv" failed
Error: DeleteFile() "C:\BARTSPE\BARTPE\I386\SYSTEM32\setuphiv.log" failed
Error: cannot find file: C:\bartspe\drivers\Net\Nvidia\nForce4\AMD\bdco1ins.dll
Error: cannot find file: C:\bartspe\drivers\Net\Nvidia\nForce4\Intel\bdco1ins.dll

Builder has stopped because there are 6 build errors

Can someone point me in the right direction?

Thanks,
acmoseley
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SteelTrepid
post Jan 26 2006, 01:34 PM
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What version of the project are you using?? Only version 2.6 works with the new version of PE Builder. The errors you are reporting ONLY come up when using a version of UBCD4Win prior to 2.6.

Also please "search" the forum more. Try searching for "bdco1ins.dll" and you will find there is an error in the current version of the drivers download. There is a simple fix that is posted here in the forum. We will hopefully have a new version released soon that addresses these issues.
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thomasjk
post Jan 26 2006, 02:08 PM
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QUOTE (acmoseley @ Jan 26 2006, 12:50 PM) *
I am trying to create an Ultimate Boot Disc for my system using my Dell OEM XPSP2 disc. When I go through all the steps and run the build from BartsPE I get the following 6 errors:

Error: loadKey() failed:
Error: closeHive() failed: RegUnLoadKey (key="PEBuilder.exe-C:/BARTSPE/BARTPE/I386/SYSTEM32/CONFIG/petmphive") returned error
Error: DeleteFile() "C:\BARTSPE\BARTPE\I386\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\petmphive" failed
Error: DeleteFile() "C:\BARTSPE\BARTPE\I386\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\petmphive.log" failed
Error: DeleteFile() "C:\BARTSPE\BARTPE\I386\SYSTEM32\setuphiv" failed
Error: DeleteFile() "C:\BARTSPE\BARTPE\I386\SYSTEM32\setuphiv.log" failed
Error: cannot find file: C:\bartspe\drivers\Net\Nvidia\nForce4\AMD\bdco1ins.dll
Error: cannot find file: C:\bartspe\drivers\Net\Nvidia\nForce4\Intel\bdco1ins.dll

Builder has stopped because there are 6 build errors

Can someone point me in the right direction?

Thanks,
acmoseley


Here is the link to fix for:
Error: cannot find file: C:\bartspe\drivers\Net\Nvidia\nForce4\AMD\bdco1ins.dll
Error: cannot find file: C:\bartspe\drivers\Net\Nvidia\nForce4\Intel\bdco1ins.dll

http://www.ubcd4win.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=3944
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hilander999
post Jan 26 2006, 04:36 PM
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Here is the fix for...
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Error: loadKey() failed:
Error: closeHive() failed: RegUnLoadKey (key="PEBuilder.exe-C:/BARTSPE/BARTPE/I386/SYSTEM32/CONFIG/petmphive") returned error
Error: DeleteFile() "C:\BARTSPE\BARTPE\I386\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\petmphive" failed
Error: DeleteFile() "C:\BARTSPE\BARTPE\I386\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\petmphive.log" failed
Error: DeleteFile() "C:\BARTSPE\BARTPE\I386\SYSTEM32\setuphiv" failed
Error: DeleteFile() "C:\BARTSPE\BARTPE\I386\SYSTEM32\setuphiv.log" failed

http://www.911cd.net/forums//index.php?s=&...indpost&p=82846
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