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Using winPE build CD, anyone know how to get a pebuild to make a , say 10 or 12 gb c: (boot/system) drive? In my winnt.sif, no matter what I put in the 
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; ExtendOemPartition=0 or... 
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;ExtendOemPartition=1 or... 
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;ExtendOemPartition=10240 
 
It take the whole drive for C: &nbsp;here is a copy of the whole data section &amp;&nbsp;Unatteneded sctions. 
 
[Data] 
&nbsp; &nbsp; AutoPartition=1 
&nbsp; &nbsp; MsDosInitiated=&quot;0&quot; 
&nbsp; &nbsp; UnattendedInstall=&quot;Yes&quot; 
 
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&nbsp; &nbsp; UnattendMode=FullUnattended 
&nbsp; &nbsp; OemSkipEula=Yes 
&nbsp; &nbsp; OemPreinstall=No 
&nbsp; &nbsp; TargetPath=\WINDOWS 
&nbsp; &nbsp; Repartition=Yes 
&nbsp; &nbsp; ExtendOemPartition=10240 
 
And yes I read the chm in the deploy.cab folder and as I read it , the 10240 entry should have givin me &nbsp;about a 10 gb drive c:? 
 
steve Tretakis
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Using winPE build CD, anyone know how to get a pebuild to make a , say 10 or 12 gb c: (boot/system) drive? In my winnt.sif, no matter what I put in the 
[Unattended]
                ExtendOemPartition=0 or...
	ExtendOemPartition=1 or...
	ExtendOemPartition=10240 

It take the whole drive for C:  here is a copy of the whole data section & Unatteneded sctions.

[Data]
    AutoPartition=1
    MsDosInitiated="0"
    UnattendedInstall="Yes"

[Unattended]
    UnattendMode=FullUnattended
    OemSkipEula=Yes
    OemPreinstall=No
    TargetPath=\WINDOWS
    Repartition=Yes
    ExtendOemPartition=10240

And yes I read the chm in the deploy.cab folder and as I read it , the 10240 entry should have givin me  about a 10 gb drive c:?

steve Tretakis

WinPE Repartition size question

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