Thanks to creamhackered at Neowin.net for the info.
Now that references to Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2) and Windows 2000 SP4 are appearing in Microsoft documents, it?s time to review the procedure you follow to combine hotfixes with a slipstream installation directory. Hotfixes that you might want to include in the current build can include updates you get from Microsoft Product Support Services (PSS), security hotfixes, updates you download through the Windows Update catalog (e.g., for an internal Software Update Services?SUS?Server), and fixes for OS components that are available for public download. Later in this article, I describe how you add hotfixes that update drivers to a slipstream version of the OS.
Updating Drivers In A Slipstream Installation
Now that references to Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2) and Windows 2000 SP4 are appearing in Microsoft documents, it?s time to review the procedure you follow to combine hotfixes with a slipstream installation directory. Hotfixes that you might want to include in the current build can include updates you get from Microsoft Product Support Services (PSS), security hotfixes, updates you download through the Windows Update catalog (e.g., for an internal Software Update Services?SUS?Server), and fixes for OS components that are available for public download. Later in this article, I describe how you add hotfixes that update drivers to a slipstream version of the OS.
Updating Drivers In A Slipstream Installation
