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GTO
from what I have read it is not possible to slipstream direct x with nlite. I was wondering if I use the nlite addon maker to install it as a seperate application
mara-
You can use, RyanVM/s addon to integrate latest DirectX.
You can find it here
CODE
http://www.ryanvm.net/msfn/updatepack.html
Quisquose
QUOTE (mara- @ Jul 9 2007, 12:55 PM) *
You can use, RyanVM/s addon to integrate latest DirectX.
You can find it here
CODE
http://www.ryanvm.net/msfn/updatepack.html

And what do Windows 2000 users do?

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AgiHammerklau
For W2K I can suggest 2 options :
1 :
Grab Ryan´s Addon, unpack it to see, how he did it and create your own with the W2K files
2 :
Take the "scenic route", as I do :
Use HFSLIP to slip everything and run nlite on the "SOURCESS folder" afterwards, to integrate drivers, remove components and set tweaks...

Agi
thedexmonster
QUOTE (GTO @ Jul 9 2007, 01:42 AM) *
from what I have read it is not possible to slipstream direct x with nlite. I was wondering if I use the nlite addon maker to install it as a seperate application


Yes you can use nLite add-on maker to do this. I do it myself. just unpack the redistributable package using WinRAR or similar program, Delete all x64 if running 32bit windows. ignore if not. use nLite addon maker and run DXsetup.exe /silent
MindTooth
Is there anyone who wants to make an DirectX Addon package for me, and I guess, many other?
BikinDutchman
GTO, look here.
Notip
QUOTE (BikinDutchman @ Feb 18 2008, 08:04 PM) *
GTO, look here.



Sorry, Links on that site are not working anymore. Any other suggestion where to get the addon for DirectX? realmad.gif
BikinDutchman
QUOTE (Notip @ Jul 21 2008, 02:49 PM) *
Sorry, Links on that site are not working anymore. Any other suggestion where to get the addon for DirectX? realmad.gif

link fixed.
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