I am creating a boot disk using WinPE, and I am using a batch file to present a custom set of options to the user before executing a Ghost32 task.  Originally, I have been copying & pasting the entire script into the START.BAT on the last screen of the Ghost Boot Wizard (FYI GBW version = 11.5.0.2141).  However, as the script gets larger (more options added), this gets more cumbersome and error-prone.  I would like to simply replace the START.BAT commands with a call to a batch file that I add using the Additional Files screen.

Here is my problem:  it does not appear that files added using the Additional Files get copied to the X: drive, even if I put them into the Ghost directory.  I cannot simply call <CDROM>:\MyStart.bat either, because I do not know (programmatically) which drive is the CDROM drive.  I wrote a nice little batch file that will find the CD based on the label (defaulting to GHBOOTCD, of course), however now I run into the same problem in that I do not know where to find the FINDCD.BAT file.  I may end up copying & pasting the contents of FINDCD.BAT in the START.BAT, then I can use its results to call <CDROM>:\MyStart.bat.  This almost gets me right back where I started, though.

One thing I did notice is that the UNATTEND.XML is different on my <CDROM>:\GHOST vs. X:\GHOST.  The CDROM version contains two commands:  copy.bat (which I noticed copies everything from C:\GHOST to X:\GHOST) and the start.bat; while the X: version only contains the start.bat command.  I'm guessing this might have something to do with this problem as well.

Am I missing something?

Thanks.