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April 14, 2006 11:16 AM PDT
Boot Camp Special Report: Slipstreaming a Windows XP SP2 disc
There is an independently posted method for slipstreaming the Windows XP SP2 upgrade to a normal Window XP (grafting the update to the original disc to create a full Windows XP SP2 installation).
Jorge Padilla, meanwhile, offers an easier solution.
"For years now I've used a Windows program called Nlite to slipstream service packs to my original Windows XP installation disc. It also allows you to create unattended setups of computers (quite handy) and also lets incorporate drivers and patches. I haven't tested incorporating the apple drivers, but it should be possible."
Index:
- Adjusting MacBook Pro screen brightness
- Benchmarks
- FAQ (Frequently asked questions)
- Getting AirPort-connected printers to work
- Installing from pre-SP2 Windows XP discs
- List of Drivers included on the Boot Camp Mac Windows XP drivers CD
- Mac OS X not booting properly after Windows installation
- MacBook Pro cannot right-click -- solutions
- MacBook Pros running hotter under Windows XP
- Problems installing -- even after successful firmware/OS update -- fix
- Problems installing over previous "Bootloader" hack -- solution
- Problems starting up Windows after driver installation
- Re-sizing partition after Windows XP installation
- Reader experiences
- Release Notes
- Reminder: Make a firmware restoration disc
- Slipstreaming a Windows XP SP2 disc
- USB keyboard not responding -- fix
- Use of Control-Alt-Delete
- Using a Windows XP upgrade CD
- What will not work in Windows XP on an Intel-based Mac
http://www.helpwithwindows.com/WindowsXP/winxp-sp2-bootcd.html