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Hi,

 

iam used to trigger SAD2 with setupcomplete.cmd but iam a bit pissed of the long time it needs to extract all the driver packs.

Is there a way to have them extracted allready so dpinst can work immediatelly?

 

 

Greetz X23

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Posted

Hi,

 

i don't want to integrate any dp into the image so i like to trigger sad2 but i want the drivers packs pre extracted not extracted at the runtime time is money ;)

 

 

Greetz X23

Posted

The SAD2 readme.txt talks about method 1 and method 2 and the pros and cons of each. Which method are you using? In method 1 the packs are uncompressed, but obviously take up a lot more room on your install media.

 

Clark.

Posted

Hi,

 

yeah i know that readme but i didnt understand how to place the extracted data?

I thougth just extract each pack its folder... but that didnt worked.

 

There is no problem with space, sad2 should be placed on a netdrive 1gbit.

 

 

Greetz X23

Posted

SAD2 is good ... :thumbsup_anim:

 

you do not need to extract all the drivers, all you do is create a polder oem setup scrip and $1 D saad2 put all drivers extensi *7z there .. and wait saad2 extrak all the drivers ,,only 2-30minutes ..!!!depending on the speed of your computer !!! :tired: .. I just integrated the drivers using saad2 just 3menit .. than you integrate into the wim will take more than that... :sleeping_03anim:

Posted

Hi,

 

that dont help very much because i know that sad2 is good.

My question is howto use sad2 without 7z archives, i want them allready extracted to speed the hole process up.

 

So please if anyone reply, reply to my question.

 

 

Greetz X23

Posted

If you use them only for win7, decompress every pack in separate folders, delete all folders named VISTA and SERVER, then recompress them with very fast compression (keep the folder structure), it will be much more quicker to decompress.

Posted

I guess you could even "compress" them at compression level 0, which is no compression at all, so that your decompression should be instantaneous.

Cheers and Regards

Posted

I think it will be possibly slower than fast compression, because the CPU is always faster than HDD, so the less it reads, the more it will be faster to decompress ( then write to disk)

Posted

If that is true, then it might depend on your install medium, ie HDD vs SSD etc, how much Ram you have installed, whether you use a RAM disk, the speed of your RAM and CPU, how many drivers you are using SAD2 to process, and perhaps other things. I guess you'll have to try it and find out. And even if you find the optimal mix for your system, that doesn't mean that will be best for everyone.

Cheers and Regards

Posted

Hi,

 

how can i pass the stage of extraction with sad2? if i hold the directory structure and extract all the archives in their original folder (nt6) and run sad2 it doesnt find anything.

 

What i want is starting the batch at the place where is begins to search for installable drivers, also i dont want the D directory locally all should be run from a net drive.

 

 

Greetz X23

Posted

If you had read the instructions for SAD2 in the readme.txt you wouldn't have asked this question.

 

 

NT6\x64\
-Method-1: Extract the contents of all DriverPacks to the NT6\x64\D\ folder so that the folder heirarchy looks like this: \NT6\x64\D\*.  Method 1 will fail if the \NT6\x64\ folder contains any .7z DriverPacks.
Posted

Hi,

 

If you had read the instructions for SAD2 in the readme.txt you wouldn't have asked this question.

 

you are right, for some kind of reason i stopped reading the readme.txt after explaining method 2, why i dont know.

Sorry for the shame.

 

 

Greetz X23

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