Editing Hosts File

[AsadAlrafidain]

That's what the post-setup does, with the ease of having it in the preset for the next time, it will pull the hosts file where you keep it when the preset was saved.

Could you please provide a syntax for the command ?

 

[nuhi]

Could you please provide a syntax for the command ?

Just add the file to the Post-setup page as described earlier:

Editing Hosts File

Hi can i edit HOST file in Windows 10 Image using NTLite?

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[AsadAlrafidain]

Just add the file to the Post-setup page as described earlier:

Done that, didn't even know this functionality existed.....and since we are here I've got to ask... can you do this with folders ? Transfer them into the image using post setup ?

 

[Clang2]

yes asad, use $OEM$ method, but there are some limitations, garlin will know more.

 

[nuhi]

Done that, didn't even know this functionality existed.....and since we are here I've got to ask... can you do this with folders ? Transfer them into the image using post setup ?

Yes, you can now add folders on the Post-setup page (hover Add - Directory), and choose on the right if you want it put to ISO ($OEM$) or Image (WIM).
Read tooltips on hover what is what in the row options.
All automatic, while our veterans still recommend manual way My fault, documentation is lagging at this point.

 

[Clang2]

while our veterans still recommend manual way

because using the $OEM$ method you can add program updates and new additions without having to load/mount the wim everytime however if you want to add stuff like wallpapers user account pictures and old programs that havnt been updated in years then add them to the Post Setup page. i dont like to keep loading/unloading multiple times.

 

[garlin]

Yes, you can now add folders on the Post-setup page (hover Add - Directory), and choose on the right if you want it put to ISO ($OEM$) or Image (WIM).
Read tooltips on hover what is what in the row options.
All automatic, while our veterans still recommend manual way My fault, documentation is lagging at this point.

No, it's because I'm still more efficient with a CMD shell using $OEM$, compared to walking thru the UI.

While the UI makes it easy for light work like adding a single file or a folder, it's not polished. For example: NTLite cannot map a target directory to a literal pathname.
ie. "C:\Other\Files" -> NTLite translates to "\C:\Other\Files". "D:\Files" -> NTLite translates to "\D:\Files"