I mounted a .wim file I had been working on which contained some imaging software:
imagex /mountrw c:\boot\winpe.wim 2 c:\image
This makes it available in the "image" folder.
I then went and edited a bat script on the image. Once the changse to the script inside the wim file had been completed I went to unmount the image and commit the changes using the following command:
imagex /unmount /commit c:\image
However I received the following error:
Unmount error: Changes to the Image could not be commited.
More Info:
The data is invalid.
After I remounted the image, I checked, the changes stuck. This error is bogus, it is saying the data didn't commit when it did. Maybe this is because I never added any new files, I only modified an existing one?
Anyway if you see this error, just ensure you check the file - ensure your changes stuck and ignore the error in future.
Saturday, March 20, 2010
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it doesn't change anything, even when you don't change anything in this image it warn you with an error.
ReplyDeleteBTW : i try to make driver injection with peimg and it works, except for the commit, if you find out how to fix it ... let me know ^^