$OEM$ folder location

[PerhapsAverage]

Hi all! Before I ask this I just want to note that from what I've read I believe that $OEM$ is a folder somewhere, either in the mount directory or somewhere else, and I want to add a file I had found to an ISO, in the OEM folder. Please excuse any confusion on my part.

I cannot find the $OEM$ folder, if anyone knows the location of it that would be nice.

again, sorry if im being stupid, I still dont know anything about NTLite.
(Edit: hi sorry about the curse in the file name i didnt know people could see it)

 

[Taosd]

The $OEM$ folder is created by ntlite inside the image folder so for example dektop/windows10extractediso/sources/$OEM$

 

[garlin]

NTLite will create $OEM$ folder under your ISO distribution's sources folder, when you add:
- any Post-Setup (Machine) commands
- Post-Setup (User) commands which call an external file

If the folder already exists, NTLite will continue using it.

$OEM$\$$\Setup is reserved for NTLite's use. Don't copy your own files here outside of NTLite, because when NTLite reloads the ISO folder it will rescan the folder's contents. So you can end up with duplicated commands.

If you need to copy separate files to $OEM$\$$\Setup, wait until NTLite is done processing Post-Setup commands. This rule doesn't apply to $OEM$\$[number] folders which map to C:\, D:\, E:\ ...