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They are just empty files but have name as follow

WIN51     = Both Win XP and Server 2003 have this file (Doesn’t appear to be required for booting)

WIN51IP   = Win XP Pro
WIN51IP.SP1 = Win XP Pro SP1
WIN51IP.SP2 = Win XP Pro SP2

WIN51IC   = Win XP Home
WIN51IC.SP1 = Win XP Home SP1
WIN51IC.SP2 = Win XP Home SP2

WIN51IP2   = Windows XP Media Center and Tablet Edition

WIN51IL   = Small Business server 2003
WIN51ID   = Data Center Server 2003
WIN51IA   = Enterprise Server 2003
WIN51IS   = Standard Server 2003
WIN51IB   = Web Server 2003

[quote author=“ngvuanh”]Recovery works based on your motherboard, NOT hard drive. It works on same series. For example, recovery DVD Home version for TR1A will work on all TR1 laptops.
i386 folder in Windows folder is almost what you need to create your own CD with SP2 integrated. On original XP cd, it has some other folders. One important thing that you should have right signature file of XP Home or Pro on root of CD.

hmmm…..I tried it yesterday again with my files from c:\windows\i386\

there are about 450mb of files but the cd created with slipstream did not boot. Does anybody have a clue how to use that files to create a cd that works with the serial on the bottom-sticker.

Christoph