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Re: Custom OEM Requests ...Get them here! Updated: 8/25/08

Quote:
Originally Posted by superman.namrepus View Post
Rstoyguy,

Can you take a look at this OEM I tried to create. It loads but you can not change the sittings. What did I do wrong? I know I should leave this to the expert. Just trying my hand at it. In the zip file is the OEM and Cab file. Thanks in advance.

Kevin

Attachment 13296
1. Delete SETUPDLL.DLL This is the file the .cab "hooks" into and usually has no need to be in an OEM since the .cab install can't "call" it...

2. Missing \windows\startup\TA.lnk
a. I copy links from the device directly into the OEM, (I don't do links with Ervias's)
b. insert the following line in your initflashfiles.txt file

Code:
Directory("\Windows\Startup"):-File("TA.lnk","\windows\TA.lnk")
3. missing \windows\start menu\programs\alerts.lnk (see step 2)

b.
Code:
Directory("\Windows\Start Menu\Programs"):-File("Alerts.lnk","\windows\Alerts.lnk")
4. Rename 000-ScriptIcons.dll to ScriptIcons.dll in the OEM. (needs to be in \windows)
Optional:delete the initflashfiles.txt entry ((I verify the placement of .exe's and .dll's))

5. Add the following to your options.xml file...
(After the " <Tip></Tip>" line...
Code:
 
  <OEMAuthor>superman.namrepus</OEMAuthor>
    <OEMDate>8/26/2008</OEMDate>
    <OEMVersion>1.0</OEMVersion>
    <AppVersion></AppVersion>
    <AppAuthorURL></AppAuthorURL>
That should get you going...
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