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bNAND2 Memory USB Composite Device Unknown No Yes No No E: 101026060051 5/14/2012 8:03:55 AM 5/14/2012 8:04:50 AM 0693 0034 1.10 00 00 00 6&3145db5&1 usbccgp Microsoft USB Generic Parent Driver usbccgp.sys USB (Standard USB Host Controller) 2.00 USB Composite Device 5.1.2600.0 USB\Vid_0693&Pid_0034\101026060051 bNAND2 Memory USB Mass Storage Device Mass Storage No No No No E: 5/14/2012 8:04:04 AM 5/14/2012 8:04:21 AM 0693 0034 1.10 08 06 50 7&38cde2cb&0 USBSTOR USB Mass Storage Driver USBSTOR.SYS USB Compatible USB storage device USB Mass Storage Device 5.1.2600.0 USB\Vid_0693&Pid_0034&MI_00\6&3145db5&1&0000 bNAND2 Memory USB Human Interface Device HID (Human Interface Device) No Yes No No 5/14/2012 8:04:04 AM 5/14/2012 8:04:26 AM 0693 0034 1.10 03 00 00 7&10633502&0 HidUsb Microsoft HID Class Driver hidusb.sys HIDClass (Standard system devices) USB Human Interface Device 5.1.2600.5512 USB\Vid_0693&Pid_0034&MI_01\6&3145db5&1&0001

Yes, same result. Additional information: http://www.hsc-us.com/Embedded/udrw/index.htm

Unfortunately it didnt even register the device being inserted :( Open to next suggestion

Recently come into some USB drives with a U3 'like' partition. Trick is is a UD Hagiwara bNAND2 partition. Anybody know of tools that can remove or customize this bugger?

So, I want to pick Kitchen's brain... Love the show and hit them constantly but my current issue/tweak/project I am running in circles on. I had an older machine I installed FreeNAS on some time ago and used it as a media server for my networked xboxes running XBMC but that is neither here nor there. I build a new one with some donations and since we tend to stay with the things we are familiar with I again installed freenas. Specs are here: http://only-harshreality.com/?p=25 Anyway, I activated tftp and setup a series of linux network installs & clonezilla (network booting, also on the blog) as my kids hate windows (I am so proud). Problem is my wife only knows windows.. the only way I get her to upgrade is forced but I am trying to setup RIS working with freenas so I can do a network install of windows XP using the network boot. I know.. there are several who would say I should use this or that but the trick is I am trying to get it to work with what I have at hand ;) Soooo Mr. Kitchen what do you have in your bag of tricks ;)

I have been given the impression (and I cant recall where.. Im thinking DD in linux) that the size of the ISO partition is limited by the drives actual capacity and can be simply resized when flashing. While I havent tested this to validate if that is the case what would be the problem?

Could you elaborate on the differences.. I dont think you'll get much of a response just hanging your load.

Dont know why but I was given to believe the customizer essentially already did that. The size it made the partition was determined by the total space on your key (eg. cant put a 600 meg ISO on a 250 meg key)

Here's your addition for the security logs if its of interest.. cscript %WINDIR%\System32\eventquery.vbs /r -10 /fo LIST /l security >> %1\output\%computername%\syslog-%computername%.txt

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Agreed

I cant do a direct dump using dir but find it can be done with multiple command lines.. cd %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Start Menu dir * >> %1\output\%computername%\allusersstart-%computername%.txt Course this is most likely not the preferred way but it does get the results done making use of an environment variable and like the rest of your script is using only command line.

The hacksaw can be extracted and placed on a non u3 drive and ran via autorun.ini if needed but the email aspect of the program is typically regarded as spyware or virus and immediately denied the ability to run and/or removed by antivirus programs. This is why its placed by the majority on a U3 partition so the system cant delete the programs.

Got a sample? I have.. 4 XP based terminals here at home running I could test on. The only permission issue I could see would be with autorun and execution but I could most likely be wrong.