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Posted by Stephen on 04/21/07 21:21
On Fri, 20 Apr 2007 19:06:37 GMT, "Luis Ortega" <lortega@ntlworld.com>
had a flock of green cheek conures squawk out:
>I have my Windows XP Pro installation disk which includes service pack 1,
>but I read that to install Windows XP on a Mac Pro you need to have a
>Windows disk that includes service pack 2.
>I read somewhere else that you can create a Windows installation disk that
>includes service pack 2 so that you can install Windows and not have to
>waste the time updating to service pack 2, but I don't remember how.
>Is this correct, and if so, would this newly created disk be accepted during
>a Windows installation on a Mac, or would the way it was put together cause
>problems?
>I would appreciate any advice on whether this is possible and how to do it
>and if it would be useable for a Windows XP installation on a Mac.
>Thanks a lot for any advice.
>
Use nLite from www.nliteos.com to slipstream SP2. Also from the addon
section on the site get RyanVM's XP post SP2 update pack to slipstream
in most of the updates. Once the cd is made, it'll work fine with
Bootcamp.
Stephen
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