Please give your opinion on integrators and maybe insight to why one is better than the other. Pros-Cons, best support..etc.

If you use something other than the programs listed please add it here and I will add the name to the poll.

Thanks.

Edited January 9, 200917 yr by feared

Last revision and date. Correct me if I'm wrong.

WPI: v7.2.2 - Released December 21th, 2008

RyanVM Intergrator: v1.5.3- Released April 15th, 2008

nLite: v1.4.9.1- Released September 11th. 2008

HFSLIP by TommyP: v1.7.8 - UNKNOWN last release date.

Edited January 10, 200917 yr by feared
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nLite and WPI here

Personally use RMVI

i use both rvmi and nlite

first, rvmi to integrate post sp3 pack and some addons, and then nlite to do some tweaks

nLite - Windows Installation Customizer & RyanVM Integrator. RyanVM Integrator for creating bootable XP CD/DVD, and for everything else = nLite - Windows Installation Customizer.

nLite - Windows Installation Customizer & RyanVM Integrator

Looks like I'm the only one using HFslip here ...

I like HFslip for it's easy folder's implementation. Many kinds of folders to control what runs at when.

It also support autoit script in .au3 format (w/o compiling to exe)

Can easily replace system files with own resource-hack one (like shell32.dll, explorer.exe etc)

Takes registry (.reg) files w/o using batch command (At T13 and GUIRUNONCE)

Takes .inf files w/o using batch command (At T13 and GUIRUNONCE)

Easily place GUIRUNONCE applications w/o using batch command

U tweak only if u know how (for customization), thus face less issue to resolve.

Takes silent exe (w/o wrapping with entries.ini in cab/.7z/rar format)

The smallest in term of file size but probably the longest .cmd script in the world

Looks like I'm the only one using HFslip here ...

I like HFslip for it's easy folder's implementation. Many kinds of folders to control what runs at when.

It also support autoit script in .au3 format (w/o compiling to exe)

Can easily replace system files with own resource-hack one (like shell32.dll, explorer.exe etc)

Takes registry (.reg) files w/o using batch command (At T13 and GUIRUNONCE)

Takes .inf files w/o using batch command (At T13 and GUIRUNONCE)

Easily place GUIRUNONCE applications w/o using batch command

U tweak only if u know how (for customization), thus face less issue to resolve.

Takes silent exe (w/o wrapping with entries.ini in cab/.7z/rar format)

The smallest in term of file size but probably the longest .cmd script in the world

Nice Geej,

Thanks for the info. I'll give this one a try!

nLite and WPI here

Same here!

Stuff I always want in (like Update Packs, Kel's CP addons, stuff I can't live without (Taskbar Shuffle, QT bars etc.) and some minor tweaks and fixes) I use nLite for, the rest (also big apps such as Nero, Office etc) WPI.

Much more convenient, plus, I don't have to install everything when I'm just doing a test run (but I don't want to miss the aforementioned apps even then!).

I use RVMI for nearly everything. But I use Nlite as well. Some addons work with one, but not the other.

I've never used HFslip, and I didn't even realize WPIW would do integrations (I use it post install).

A tool is a tool...

whatever will get the job done is fine.

Looks like I'm the only one using HFslip here ...

I like HFslip for it's easy folder's implementation. Many kinds of folders to control what runs at when.

It also support autoit script in .au3 format (w/o compiling to exe)

Can easily replace system files with own resource-hack one (like shell32.dll, explorer.exe etc)

Takes registry (.reg) files w/o using batch command (At T13 and GUIRUNONCE)

Takes .inf files w/o using batch command (At T13 and GUIRUNONCE)

Easily place GUIRUNONCE applications w/o using batch command

U tweak only if u know how (for customization), thus face less issue to resolve.

Takes silent exe (w/o wrapping with entries.ini in cab/.7z/rar format)

The smallest in term of file size but probably the longest .cmd script in the world

Thanks for the info Geej. It's always nice for me to try something new