So I created a new AIO disc to include all the drivers from driver updates

AMDFilter 11.10

Audio 11.11

CableModem 10.01

Cardreaders 11.04.1

Chipset 12.06

Gaming 10.01

Graphics A 12.03

Graphics B 12.03

Graphics Mobile 12.03

LAN 12.08

Mass Storage 12.08

Miscellaneous 12.02

Modem 10.01

Monitors 10.01

Touchpad_Mouse 12.03

TVcard 10.01

Webcam 11.03

WLAN 12.03

I included all the MultiOEM

Also downloaded all the updates and added them...

took 16 hours

during install I get this error: (see attached file)

Any ideas?

Edited August 28, 201212 yr by Simpuhl

Its a bad driver, that is a toshiba driver

If you look for the driverpack with it you could probably avoid it next time

Hmm, might just create a disc without the extra drivers and just updates since they seem to be a pain in the ass!

I found that by using SSDs, the build time is greatly reduced. Image mounted on one drive, updates on another.

My Core i3-550 box (6GB RAM) at work took more than 4 hours to do a recent build on ONE image (ULT). It has a single platter HD.

The Core i7-920 station at home (24GB RAM) boots from a Revo Drive 3 and works with a 2nd 64GB SSD. Did same work in less than one hour!

I would certainly suggest starting simple, just slipstreaming the hundreds of updates available since SP1.

THEN, maybe, move forward with the other stuff. Having a 2nd hard drive will be a BIG help for what you're doing. They don't need to be SSDs.

(But it goes REALLY FAST if they are!)

Good luck, from rainy and stormy Atlanta (thanks to Isaac).

Mark Strelecki

ATLANTA, GA.

Edited August 28, 201212 yr by Mark Strelecki

Im doing all the images from an ulitmate disc. I have a 2nd sata drive connected thats 10k rmp and 32mb cache r u saying use that drive instead of my main and the speed should increase?

My setup is similar to Marks's. I also use an SSD and a 2nd hard drive where all my updates are. I use an I5 laptop and I get more than 300 updates done in 2 hrs. The idea is to use multiple "spindles" when possible to increase the read/write throughput. In our case we are lucky to have an SSD as a "spindle" but a 10K drive must be a screamer as well.

I just created a disc using x64 and all 5 images on the disc and just added some tweaks, addons, silent installers, and all post sp1 updates and it took 1 hour and 2 mins woohoo

Oh I also included all the oem files

You also have to be careful what updates you integrate, not all are integration friendly

Thats why I use KUC to scan my mounted image and tell me what to integrate

....Thats why I use KUC to scan my mounted image and tell me what to integrate

Just a small question, not really having to do with the topic:

does KUC work with updates in ALL languages? I'm using german Win7 Prof.