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Create An XP Live CD

Posted by AVS | On: Jan 10 2009

Create An XP Live CD

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To feel the XP without installing it..?? Well We can creat an XP live Cd very easily ,

Pebuilder is a software which can be used to build Xp live cd vert easily, It hardly takes 15 minutes

Here’s all the software you’ll need:

1. pebuilder3110a1.exe, from

ftp://dl.xs4all.nl/pub/mirror/nu2files/pebuilder3110

a.exe

2. Plugins:

xpe-1.0.7.cab (the GUI shell) from

http://sourceforge.net/project/downloading.php?gr

oup_id=126922&use_mirror=nchc&filename=xpe-

1.0.7.cab&10619721

(http://tinyurl.com/2ct72t)

Other plugins from www.bootcd.us/

BartPE_Plugins_Complete.php

3. Any CD buring software(Nero)

4. A (bootable) XP CD

Step 1: Download pebuilder3110a1.exe and

install it.

Step 2: If you wish you can change the wallpaper of the livecd by replacing the Bmp image at

C:\pebuilder3110a\bartpe.bmp with the

image you want as your wallpaper. You can

find the default XP wallpaper at

C:\WINDOWS\Web\Wallpaper\bliss.bmp.

(Both these, of course, assume the C drive as

the installation location.)

Step 3: Download the plugins:

xpe-1.0.7.cab: This will create the XP start

button and taskbar. It is the GUI shell of the

XP Live CD.

Network Driver Plugin Pack: This provides

many network card drivers

FreeAV Virus Scanner: This integrates

FreeAV

diskexplorer_for_ntfs.cab: A very good file

explorer

And more… you can choose what you want

to download to add functionality. There are

537 plugins right now to choose from!

Step 4: Open pebuilder. Specify the source

path to the Windows installation file. This

should be your Windows XP installation

bootable CD, where the i386 folder resides.

Step 5: Click Plugins and add the plugins

you’ve downloaded. Since you’ve included

xpe-1.0.7.cab, disable nu2shell and the startup

group.

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Step 6: Specify the ISO image file, and click

Build.

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Step 7: After that’s done, use Nero (or any

other burning software) and burn the image

file to a CD. You’re done!

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