Using Ver 3.1.10.a
Everything running fine until:

Build ISO image
Running external program
H:\UBCD4winboot\mkisofs.exe -iso-level 4 -volid "The Ultimate Boot CD for Windows" -b bootsect.bin -no-emul-boot -boot-load-size 4 -hide bootsect.bin -hide boot.catalog -o "H:\UBCD4winBoot\UBCD4WinBuilder.iso" "H:\UBCD4winboot\BartPE"
Error: Returned exitcode 69
Building done...
There where 1 errors and 0 warnings

Any suggestions?

Do you use UBCD4Win?
Which version do you use?

Don't upgrade from v2 to v3. Start new.

Version 3 INCLUDES an OEM version of pebuilder, do not add the one from Bart's site.

Using UBCDWin Ver 3.1.10.a, fresh install

Can you possibly upload you entire log to megaupload.com or some other similar place that we could grab it from and take a look? Thanks.

Upload link:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=K4RX56SL

Why are you using Bold text for everything?

OK, I see you're building the CD on a Windows 2000 machine with a XP SP2 CD. Please copy the entire contents of the XP SP2 CD to a folder on the HD first and then point UBCD4Winbuilder.exe to that location instead of the CD Drive. Other than that, after a quick skim through the log, I can't see anything else to try, other than to make sure you are running UBCD4Winbuilder.exe and nothing else when you build.

Keep in mind that even because you can use windows 200 to build the project with, you CAN NOT use it to slipstream XP with the service pack. Make sure you have a valid XP SP2 source to use, but if you need to slipstream it, you must use XP or higher OS or it will not will as prescribed.



I'm not really sure what the reasoning for this was, but do know that Ben worked with Raptor while creating autostreamer & it is a flaw in the OS put there by MS & there is no way around it.

Your log shows that autobuild.cmd is not being run.



post the contents of input.inf.



Try running autobuild.cmd after running ubcd4winbuilder.exe.

Hi

I thought the Operating system for running ubcd4winbuilder V3.00 had to be XP or better because InfCacheBuild requires it ?
Is this so or not ?
(if so it rules out using Win 2000)

regards
mike Barnes

You can build the project on a Windows 2000 machine, NOT build the project with a Win2000 CD.

Actually you are correct. INFCachebuild does not work on W2K, there are work-arounds for this, but I don't think they are included in autobuild. Webmedic put together autobuild & is not online any more, so were kinda in "Limbo" with that portion, but I'm sure we will get something updated in the near future.