Windows nt4 slipstream

I have installed win2k pro on P with 64mb ram, with no problems. Its not a rocketship or anything - but it does work. Search In. Slipstreaming Windows NT4. Share More sharing options Followers 0. This is crazy, here we are talking about slipstreaming NT4 purely for academic study and "just because" even though none of us use it LOL.

Yeah, ok, I am feeling like I do have some spare time here and there. This shouldn't be too, too hard. Before someone says "Google is your friend, Fred! I have one somewhere but I am not finding it. The only difficulty would be the FontSubstitutes sections which depend on the source language which countries belong to Eastern Europe, Cyrillic and Baltic areas? The time zones could use yet another update too. You need to be a member in order to leave a comment.

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy! Already have an account? Sign in here. MSFN is made available via donations, subscriptions and advertising revenue. The use of ad-blocking software hurts the site. Please disable ad-blocking software or set an exception for MSFN. Slipstreaming NT4 SP6a. Share More sharing options Followers 2. Recommended Posts. Posted December 18, edited. Get the Service Pack and hotfixes:.

Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options Posted December 18, It appears to be very simple. Tomcat76 Posted December 18, Posted December 19, No, no, you're right This is what I used to do in a previous life. Once the image was down on a new machine, ghostwalker was then run to change the SID and a script changed the machine name before booting into NT and scripting app installs.

While microsoft made a commercial decision not to provide support for slipstreaming in NT4 it first appeared in SP2 of w2k , it is none the less possible to reduce the pain of installation of NT4 on modern hardware.

What this effectively acheives is an NT4 that has every update patched in the service pack. When you follow the instructions as given in the post, you can install NT4 on modern hardware, as long as the system drive is completely in the first 8 GB.

You can, for example install NT4 before or after any of the other versions of Windows. You can also integrate one of the early fix-packs as well, into the base install, at the same time the service pack goes on. This is useful for replacing bits of NT4 with later features from different operating systems, adding DLL files etc. For example, the cmd. EXE is also worth the upgrade, too.

You can also build a source for installing extra features, which contains the latest files in an i directory. Re: NT4 slipstream - File validation error during setup Post by jimmsta » Thu Aug 20, pm I've tried time and time again to get those instructions to work, but it never worked for me.

I mean literally trying every which way to get things prepared properly - I too ended up with the weird issues you've encountered. That's all I can figure from my experience with those instructions. Need disks scanned in the USA? I have a Kryoflux, and am willing to help get your disks archived!