So, I ended up making a few 'bad' iso's before I found my problem. My particular setup (AMD RAID) needs RAID drivers integrated in the boot.wim AND it needs all the other Storage Drivers removed from the boot.wim.
When I went to the "Select Image Tasks" page, I saw that all the Parent itmes items under "Image process queue" had check marks by them. So, given the way that NTLite presents in the other pages, I figured that all the Child items must have checks by them too, since the Parent items had solid checks. (As opposed to gray boxes.)
Right?
Wrong.
As you can see in the screen shot below, the GUI is not consistent with the rest of NTLite. Nor with the Tasks page itself.
For example, under Configure - Settings, you can see that I don't have any Children checked. And yet the Parent is showing a solid check mark.
But you can see that, where there's another solid check mark (for Integrate Drivers), a solid check mark there means that all the children are checked. Which is how NTLite usually works.
So it seems to me that Configure - Settings should be grayed out, just like Remove Components is. (Where I checked all the Children and then unchecked them.)
Small nit that only someone with my particular driver quirk might need. But thought I should mention it because it tripped me up.
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When I went to the "Select Image Tasks" page, I saw that all the Parent itmes items under "Image process queue" had check marks by them. So, given the way that NTLite presents in the other pages, I figured that all the Child items must have checks by them too, since the Parent items had solid checks. (As opposed to gray boxes.)
Right?
Wrong.
As you can see in the screen shot below, the GUI is not consistent with the rest of NTLite. Nor with the Tasks page itself.
For example, under Configure - Settings, you can see that I don't have any Children checked. And yet the Parent is showing a solid check mark.
But you can see that, where there's another solid check mark (for Integrate Drivers), a solid check mark there means that all the children are checked. Which is how NTLite usually works.
So it seems to me that Configure - Settings should be grayed out, just like Remove Components is. (Where I checked all the Children and then unchecked them.)
Small nit that only someone with my particular driver quirk might need. But thought I should mention it because it tripped me up.
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