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How to integrate a folder's worth of files
- Thread starter RobertX
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There's two ways of adding a folder for post-installation work.
1. From Post-Setup, Add / Directory and your imported folder will be copied under "C:\Windows\Setup\Folder". This temporary folder will be removed after Post-Setup is completed. You can now add a Post-Setup command which references this staging folder.
2. The traditional method is to create a new folder under the extracted ISO's directory, "sources\$OEM$\$1\Folder" where $1 maps to "C:\Folder". You will be responsible for cleaning up the copied folder.
1. From Post-Setup, Add / Directory and your imported folder will be copied under "C:\Windows\Setup\Folder". This temporary folder will be removed after Post-Setup is completed. You can now add a Post-Setup command which references this staging folder.
2. The traditional method is to create a new folder under the extracted ISO's directory, "sources\$OEM$\$1\Folder" where $1 maps to "C:\Folder". You will be responsible for cleaning up the copied folder.
Then you call that executable from Post-Setup, knowing the staging folder's path. Sometimes an installer or program needs to have specific environment variables defined, started from inside a specific folder, etc. before it runs.
If that's the case, then call a small wrapper script to do those tasks before executing the target file.
If that's the case, then call a small wrapper script to do those tasks before executing the target file.