Slipstream SP2 to XP Pro, and make the CD bootable.

[Saph]

I found this article from a forum:

" First of all, I took a copy of the Windows XP boot sector image file to my hdd, "G:\"-root. You can pick one up from h**p://www.flexbeta.net/one/xpboot.bin.

I copied the whole XP Pro CD to my hdd, "G:\XP". Next, I put the SP2 file to my G:\ root, and started the command prompt. "-s"-switch is for Slipstreaming. The syntax is always "[ServicePack filename] -s:[OS path]". Like this:

(IMG:http://www.flexbeta.net/one/commprompt.gif)

and you should see these screens:

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(IMG:http://flexbeta.net/one/integr2.jpg)

Congratulations, SP2 is now integrated!

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Burning with NERO
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Do everything like in these images. If you misspell "Microsoft Corporation", your CD won't be bootable.

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it doesn't matter how you name the CD.

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Click "new" and drag the G:\XP folder contents to be burnt.

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Install, enjoy! "