XPE Files

Is there a list somewhere of what needs installing for certain functions,
for example, if i need the command line prompt, what module do i need
and another example
i need to be able to change screen resolution, what module do i need ?

I am sure there is a list somewhere, it's the somewhere that's getting me

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Dear Chrispink,

In XPE configuration, you are able to view the resource of each
components.
And you may check dependency, too.

Such information may fulfill your requirements.

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> Is there a list somewhere of what needs installing for certain functions,
> for example, if i need the command line prompt, what module do i need
> and another example
> i need to be able to change screen resolution, what module do i need ?
>
> I am sure there is a list somewhere, it's the somewhere that's getting me
>
> --
> C.J

chrispink wrote:

> Is there a list somewhere of what needs installing for certain
> functions,

Not that I'm aware of. If I know the name of a file associated with a
feature I want to use, I set up a filter for that file name. Then I can
see all components that include that file.


> for example, if i need the command line prompt, what
> module do i need

That is supplied by "CMD - Windows Command Processor".

> i need to be able to change screen resolution, what module do i need ?

I have never had any success getting screen resolution changes made in
TD to stick, even when using the standard VGA driver.

> I am sure there is a list somewhere, it's the somewhere that's
> getting me

Yes, detailed documentation is sadly lacking, and the newsgroup support
has decreased recently too. Perhaps most of the resources are going
into WES.

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- Mike