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First I want to commend Bristols and tomasz86 and everybody else for their heroic efforts as regards w2k.
I'm putting together the files now for a build. There are three files on Bristols list which I was unable to get hold of.
1. Windows2000-UU-KB968006-x86-Global.exe, for installer 31, is linked to SkyDrive. The other SkyDrive files download without a problem. However, that file requires an account. After I open a MS account, it comes back with:--
quote "This item might not exist or is no longer available. This item might have been deleted, expired, or you might not have permission to view it. Contact the owner of this item for more information." In any case, skydrive says it's not accessible."
[unrelated rant, but wow ... when you click on the "What is [SkyDrive]" page, MS returns a message ... "You can also use a Microsoft account [like SkyDrive] to sign in to any PC running Windows 8." hmmm? sign in to any pc from a SkyDrive account ... I guess they got it backwards, otherwise it sound dangerous.]
2. any chance anyone might have an extermal link to WINDOWS2000-KB2570947-X86-CUSTOM-ENU.EXE from the 90+meg security iso, Windows-KB913086-201109.iso. The other file is IE6.0SP1-KB2722913-WINDOWS2000-X86-ENU.EXE from the Windows-KB913086-201208.iso. The former 93 meg, is the latter is 3.3 gig ... I'm still on dialup at the moment so it's out of the question.
Can HFSLIP slipstream the c++ and basic runtime redistrubutables?
tomasz had done some rollups for .NET11 and .NET20, dated 15 may 2011 and 15 june 2011 respectively ... are they still good? can they be slipstreamed with hfslip? As I remember it, .NET could not be slipstreamed with hfslip ...?
does hfslip set the 48-bit LBA for larger drives.
If file management and disc volume requirements for hfslip trial runs prove too complex for me, can I manually run tomasz86's w2000 unofficial fixes?
@ Bristols that is an amazing list you are maintaining. That is a HUGE amount of work and I truly thank you for your time and effort.
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Posted 04 September 2012 - 01:14 AM
1. The link is wrong. It's "Windows\2K\Updates" while it should be "Windows\2K\Updates2". Try it again after adding the "2".
2. Yes
Try looking for it here (in case it's not available at the moment then you should wait for a few hours as the files are being uploaded right now 
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No but all MS VC++ libraries are included in UURollup (ENU). Which "basic runtime redistributables" do you mean exactly?
I've been working on new .NET packages and they are going to be ready in the near future. At the moment if you want to slipstream .NET1.1/2.0 you can just use the OnePiece's addons:
http://www.ryanvm.ne...opic.php?t=6717
http://www.ryanvm.ne...opic.php?t=8315
They can be slipstreamed from HFAAO folder.
Yes if you put "reg.exe" in HFTOOLS. The fix is also automatically turned on when USP5.1 is slipstreamed.
Of course there is no problem with manually installing the unofficial updates
By the way, if bandwidth is a problem for you then I'd recommend using Update Rollup 2 instead of hundreds of single fixes. It's 50 MB (UR2) vs 200 MB (single files).
2. Yes
Try looking for it here (in case it's not available at the moment then you should wait for a few hours as the files are being uploaded right now ).Quote
Can HFSLIP slipstream the c++ and basic runtime redistrubutables?
No but all MS VC++ libraries are included in UURollup (ENU). Which "basic runtime redistributables" do you mean exactly?
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tomasz had done some rollups for .NET11 and .NET20, dated 15 may 2011 and 15 june 2011 respectively ... are they still good? can they be slipstreamed with hfslip? As I remember it, .NET could not be slipstreamed with hfslip ...?
I've been working on new .NET packages and they are going to be ready in the near future. At the moment if you want to slipstream .NET1.1/2.0 you can just use the OnePiece's addons:
http://www.ryanvm.ne...opic.php?t=6717
http://www.ryanvm.ne...opic.php?t=8315
They can be slipstreamed from HFAAO folder.
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does hfslip set the 48-bit LBA for larger drives.
Yes if you put "reg.exe" in HFTOOLS. The fix is also automatically turned on when USP5.1 is slipstreamed.
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If file management and disc volume requirements for hfslip trial runs prove too complex for me, can I manually run tomasz86's w2000 unofficial fixes?
Of course there is no problem with manually installing the unofficial updates
By the way, if bandwidth is a problem for you then I'd recommend using Update Rollup 2 instead of hundreds of single fixes. It's 50 MB (UR2) vs 200 MB (single files).
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Posted 04 September 2012 - 05:47 PM
thank you! tomasz!! and Bristols and and and msfn team.
the new links were good ... thanks
now that I've gathered all the files, I think I'll try the rollup method (typical!)
since I'd like 48bit LBA, I thought I'd try w2ksp51
I'm starting from a 2000sp4 source
gurglemeyer's usp51.zip from the majorgeeks link is a zip
inside is "w2ksp51.exe" which is 219,932,672 b, dated 11/13/2004
there is some other stuff in the zip that may or may not be needed (-?)
(1) cd-autorun files,
(2) a dir support tools, containing
(3) resourse kit 2000rkst.msi with a support.cab 10,621,350b, 11/13/2004 and
(4) a "dtc" folder, containing
(5) another copy of 2000rkst.msi and a different support.cab 11,632,058b, with the same date
do I use only the w2ksp51.exe file or do I need others as well?
if only the w2ksp51.ext file, then which version do I use?
majorgeeks zip version is 219,932,672 b dated 11/13/2004
kurt aust version is 219,898,368 b dated 7/14/2006
thus kurt's is 34k smaller and 20 months later
(kurt aust copy available here ...
http://www.msfn.org/...creation-guide/
he calls it "Unofficial Windows 2000 Service Pack 5.1.2195.24 Refresh"
when recompiled from his three part 7z file, the md5 value checks)
any preference? doesn't matter?
which HFSLIP folder does w2ksp51.exe go in?
I got copies of UptateRollup2 and UURollup-v10c
Windows2000-UURollup-v10c-x86-ENU.exe 50,467,760 b
Windows2000-UpdateRollup2-x86-ENU.exe 48,821,760 b
which HFSLIP folder do they go in?
the onepiece files for .net11 and .net20 are cab files
OnePiece_w2kdotNET11v4322-2497_ENU.cab 14,171,768 b
OnePiece_w2kdotNET20v50727-3639_ENU.cab 21,955,670 b
just checking that it's ok to put his cab files in HFAAO folder?
I misspoke when I mentioned basic runtime redistributable(s) in plural.
I was thinking of VB6sp6 (KB290887)
I assume it's included in UURollup with the C++ RTEs?
I'm very excited ... other than /sources/ files, I need only 5 files
1 gurglemeyer, 2 onepiece, 2 tomasz86
... if that works it will be WONDERFUL!!
I read through the SP52 thread on this site and think it's wonderful
the team support you have assembled ... it's fantastic
here's why ... did you notice that M$ says that you can connect to ANY PC running windows 8 from your SkyDrive account.
I don't think that's a Freudian slip. Microsoft is integrating skydrive into their new operating systems.
They will do exactly what they did to WordPerfect ... put all other OSs and all other "cloud accounts" on a treadmill. Thus only skyDrive looks fast. It's important to build alternatives to any monopoly, and M$ is pentagon enforced monopoly. I like the ReactOS effort as well.
after I slipstream a 2k iso and burn cd, I have some pretty humble quesitons
(I'm FINALLY graduating from w98se I promise, really really this time, I promise ... haha!! 98 will always be the greatest! but I'm looking foward to a new life with 2k with help from friends at msfn)
I'll have basic dumb questions in two categories (1) hardware setup, and (2) admin and user account setups in 2k and installing software
regarding w2k-hardware questions
like which channels to mount hdds, how to populate PCI, bios settings
integrating drivers into a cd
should I open another thread under 2000? or under Hardware?
mobo is
MSI P43-neo3F,
American Megatrends BIOS 2005, v.02.61,
P43 northbridge, ICH10 southbridge,
Intel Core2Duo e7200, LGA775, 2.53ghz, 3mb L2, 1066 mhz fsb,
2 gig DDR2 800mhz cas4,
6 sata-II -- ICH10 (sata 1 to 6)
2 sata-II -- JMicron JMB363 (sata 7 to 8)
1 IDE port, 1 FDD port
Realtec ALC888 audio
PCIe-16 w/ MSI nVidia GeForce 7300Gs 64 meg DDR2,
PCI with adaptec AHA1640? scsi2 (scanner)
laserjet 4000 LPT printer
for boot hdd, I'm thinking of connectcing to JMicron chip, sata channel 8
that way the JMicron chip will be dedicated to one system hdd, with no hdd to conflict
1 50g active partition 50g for w2k os + all program files
1 200g ext. part. for backups, HFSLIP builds, etc.
on ICH10 channel 1, 750 gig sataII hdd with 1 ext.part for main data files
on ICH10 channel 4, 750 gig sataII hdd with 1 ext.part for data file backups
on IDE port hdds from 98se system
I want to setup the system with Terabyte Backup software, such that on shutdown, w2k runs a shutdown batch which tests to see if the cd drive has the cd disk with backup program, and if so, then reboot system from cd-drive and not usual hdd
Terabyte will then run a autobatch which asks (or looks for a file on c:\ with instructions) to (1) preserve current image for future default backups, or (2) to obliterate existing system and restore system hdd from a known safe image ... it takes about 20 minutes on a 733mhz system ... which is no big deal on shutdown
then bootups are clean and I don't need to "trust" my antivirus program. I haven't used antivirus in ten years or more ... 98se is the greatest ... I trust my backup image instead.
I understand BlackWingCat has ICH10 driver patch for Core2Duo systems ...
probably should move this thread to 2000 OS section, and title it "Core2Duo drivers" ?
the new links were good ... thanks
now that I've gathered all the files, I think I'll try the rollup method (typical!)
since I'd like 48bit LBA, I thought I'd try w2ksp51
I'm starting from a 2000sp4 source
gurglemeyer's usp51.zip from the majorgeeks link is a zip
inside is "w2ksp51.exe" which is 219,932,672 b, dated 11/13/2004
there is some other stuff in the zip that may or may not be needed (-?)
(1) cd-autorun files,
(2) a dir support tools, containing
(3) resourse kit 2000rkst.msi with a support.cab 10,621,350b, 11/13/2004 and
(4) a "dtc" folder, containing
(5) another copy of 2000rkst.msi and a different support.cab 11,632,058b, with the same date
do I use only the w2ksp51.exe file or do I need others as well?
if only the w2ksp51.ext file, then which version do I use?
majorgeeks zip version is 219,932,672 b dated 11/13/2004
kurt aust version is 219,898,368 b dated 7/14/2006
thus kurt's is 34k smaller and 20 months later
(kurt aust copy available here ...
http://www.msfn.org/...creation-guide/
he calls it "Unofficial Windows 2000 Service Pack 5.1.2195.24 Refresh"
when recompiled from his three part 7z file, the md5 value checks)
any preference? doesn't matter?
which HFSLIP folder does w2ksp51.exe go in?
I got copies of UptateRollup2 and UURollup-v10c
Windows2000-UURollup-v10c-x86-ENU.exe 50,467,760 b
Windows2000-UpdateRollup2-x86-ENU.exe 48,821,760 b
which HFSLIP folder do they go in?
the onepiece files for .net11 and .net20 are cab files
OnePiece_w2kdotNET11v4322-2497_ENU.cab 14,171,768 b
OnePiece_w2kdotNET20v50727-3639_ENU.cab 21,955,670 b
just checking that it's ok to put his cab files in HFAAO folder?
I misspoke when I mentioned basic runtime redistributable(s) in plural.
I was thinking of VB6sp6 (KB290887)
I assume it's included in UURollup with the C++ RTEs?
I'm very excited ... other than /sources/ files, I need only 5 files
1 gurglemeyer, 2 onepiece, 2 tomasz86
... if that works it will be WONDERFUL!!
I read through the SP52 thread on this site and think it's wonderful
the team support you have assembled ... it's fantastic
here's why ... did you notice that M$ says that you can connect to ANY PC running windows 8 from your SkyDrive account.
I don't think that's a Freudian slip. Microsoft is integrating skydrive into their new operating systems.
They will do exactly what they did to WordPerfect ... put all other OSs and all other "cloud accounts" on a treadmill. Thus only skyDrive looks fast. It's important to build alternatives to any monopoly, and M$ is pentagon enforced monopoly. I like the ReactOS effort as well.
after I slipstream a 2k iso and burn cd, I have some pretty humble quesitons
(I'm FINALLY graduating from w98se I promise, really really this time, I promise ... haha!! 98 will always be the greatest! but I'm looking foward to a new life with 2k with help from friends at msfn)
I'll have basic dumb questions in two categories (1) hardware setup, and (2) admin and user account setups in 2k and installing software
regarding w2k-hardware questions
like which channels to mount hdds, how to populate PCI, bios settings
integrating drivers into a cd
should I open another thread under 2000? or under Hardware?
mobo is
MSI P43-neo3F,
American Megatrends BIOS 2005, v.02.61,
P43 northbridge, ICH10 southbridge,
Intel Core2Duo e7200, LGA775, 2.53ghz, 3mb L2, 1066 mhz fsb,
2 gig DDR2 800mhz cas4,
6 sata-II -- ICH10 (sata 1 to 6)
2 sata-II -- JMicron JMB363 (sata 7 to 8)
1 IDE port, 1 FDD port
Realtec ALC888 audio
PCIe-16 w/ MSI nVidia GeForce 7300Gs 64 meg DDR2,
PCI with adaptec AHA1640? scsi2 (scanner)
laserjet 4000 LPT printer
for boot hdd, I'm thinking of connectcing to JMicron chip, sata channel 8
that way the JMicron chip will be dedicated to one system hdd, with no hdd to conflict
1 50g active partition 50g for w2k os + all program files
1 200g ext. part. for backups, HFSLIP builds, etc.
on ICH10 channel 1, 750 gig sataII hdd with 1 ext.part for main data files
on ICH10 channel 4, 750 gig sataII hdd with 1 ext.part for data file backups
on IDE port hdds from 98se system
I want to setup the system with Terabyte Backup software, such that on shutdown, w2k runs a shutdown batch which tests to see if the cd drive has the cd disk with backup program, and if so, then reboot system from cd-drive and not usual hdd
Terabyte will then run a autobatch which asks (or looks for a file on c:\ with instructions) to (1) preserve current image for future default backups, or (2) to obliterate existing system and restore system hdd from a known safe image ... it takes about 20 minutes on a 733mhz system ... which is no big deal on shutdown
then bootups are clean and I don't need to "trust" my antivirus program. I haven't used antivirus in ten years or more ... 98se is the greatest ... I trust my backup image instead.
I understand BlackWingCat has ICH10 driver patch for Core2Duo systems ...
probably should move this thread to 2000 OS section, and title it "Core2Duo drivers" ?
This post has been edited by Molecule: 04 September 2012 - 09:00 PM
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Posted 05 September 2012 - 04:07 AM
You like writing LONG posts, don't you 
I don't think there's any problem in keeping everything in one topic (this one). There may be a few different issues discussed but they are all interrelated with each other, aren't they?
Are you sure that you downloaded the right file? It should be dated like this (the exact time may differ depending on your time zone)?
CropperCapture1.jpg (19.16K)
Number of downloads: 3
You only need w2ksp51.exe. You should put it in HF and you should also remove all IE CABs from HFCABS.
They go in HF and please check the information files:
https://dl.dropbox.c...10c-x86-ENU.txt
https://dl.dropbox.c...up2-x86-ENU.txt
You can remove all updates listed there from your HFSLIP folders. They are already included in the two rollups.
You should also (just in case) put "reg.exe" in HFEXPERT\WIN\system32. And please rename the NETFX CABs to NETFX11.cab and NETFX20.cab. HFSLIP may have problems with long filenames.
I'm not sure now but I'll try to check it later. There are some VB6 libraries included in UURollup.
It's not that perfect yet
You still need some other files. Below you can check my HFSLIP folder structure:
It may not be 100% perfect so please let me know if there's anything missing!
Let's keep it here. I've almost finished a script which automatically adds drivers to driver.cab.
I don't think there's any problem in keeping everything in one topic (this one). There may be a few different issues discussed but they are all interrelated with each other, aren't they?
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gurglemeyer's usp51.zip from the majorgeeks link is a zip
inside is "w2ksp51.exe" which is 219,932,672 b, dated 11/13/2004
there is some other stuff in the zip that may or may not be needed (-?)
(1) cd-autorun files,
(2) a dir support tools, containing
(3) resourse kit 2000rkst.msi with a support.cab 10,621,350b, 11/13/2004 and
(4) a "dtc" folder, containing
(5) another copy of 2000rkst.msi and a different support.cab 11,632,058b, with the same date
do I use only the w2ksp51.exe file or do I need others as well?
inside is "w2ksp51.exe" which is 219,932,672 b, dated 11/13/2004
there is some other stuff in the zip that may or may not be needed (-?)
(1) cd-autorun files,
(2) a dir support tools, containing
(3) resourse kit 2000rkst.msi with a support.cab 10,621,350b, 11/13/2004 and
(4) a "dtc" folder, containing
(5) another copy of 2000rkst.msi and a different support.cab 11,632,058b, with the same date
do I use only the w2ksp51.exe file or do I need others as well?
Are you sure that you downloaded the right file? It should be dated like this (the exact time may differ depending on your time zone)?
CropperCapture1.jpg (19.16K)
Number of downloads: 3
You only need w2ksp51.exe. You should put it in HF and you should also remove all IE CABs from HFCABS.
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I got copies of UptateRollup2 and UURollup-v10c
Windows2000-UURollup-v10c-x86-ENU.exe 50,467,760 b
Windows2000-UpdateRollup2-x86-ENU.exe 48,821,760 b
which HFSLIP folder do they go in?
Windows2000-UURollup-v10c-x86-ENU.exe 50,467,760 b
Windows2000-UpdateRollup2-x86-ENU.exe 48,821,760 b
which HFSLIP folder do they go in?
They go in HF
and please check the information files:https://dl.dropbox.c...10c-x86-ENU.txt
https://dl.dropbox.c...up2-x86-ENU.txt
You can remove all updates listed there from your HFSLIP folders. They are already included in the two rollups.
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the onepiece files for .net11 and .net20 are cab files
OnePiece_w2kdotNET11v4322-2497_ENU.cab 14,171,768 b
OnePiece_w2kdotNET20v50727-3639_ENU.cab 21,955,670 b
just checking that it's ok to put his cab files in HFAAO folder?
OnePiece_w2kdotNET11v4322-2497_ENU.cab 14,171,768 b
OnePiece_w2kdotNET20v50727-3639_ENU.cab 21,955,670 b
just checking that it's ok to put his cab files in HFAAO folder?
You should also (just in case) put "reg.exe" in HFEXPERT\WIN\system32. And please rename the NETFX CABs to NETFX11.cab and NETFX20.cab. HFSLIP may have problems with long filenames.Quote
I misspoke when I mentioned basic runtime redistributable(s) in plural.
I was thinking of VB6sp6 (KB290887)
I assume it's included in UURollup with the C++ RTEs?
I was thinking of VB6sp6 (KB290887)
I assume it's included in UURollup with the C++ RTEs?
I'm not sure now but I'll try to check it later. There are some VB6 libraries included in UURollup.
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I'm very excited ... other than /sources/ files, I need only 5 files
1 gurglemeyer, 2 onepiece, 2 tomasz86
... if that works it will be WONDERFUL!!
1 gurglemeyer, 2 onepiece, 2 tomasz86
... if that works it will be WONDERFUL!!
It's not that perfect yet
You still need some other files. Below you can check my HFSLIP folder structure:
Spoiler
It may not be 100% perfect so please let me know if there's anything missing!
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integrating drivers into a cd
should I open another thread under 2000? or under Hardware?
should I open another thread under 2000? or under Hardware?
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I understand BlackWingCat has ICH10 driver patch for Core2Duo systems ...
probably should move this thread to 2000 OS section, and title it "Core2Duo drivers" ?
probably should move this thread to 2000 OS section, and title it "Core2Duo drivers" ?
Let's keep it here. I've almost finished a script which automatically adds drivers to driver.cab.
This post has been edited by tomasz86: 05 September 2012 - 04:16 AM
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MJAOR Big Thanks!
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Why have you edited the last post?
I've already started writing an answer
I've already started writing an answer
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Posted 07 September 2012 - 09:38 PM
tomasz ... plea for a few days I found lots of files that I had thought I couldn't
and I had discovered all kinds of amazing frustrations
I felt terrible that in my response I had said I couldn't find files
when it was my lack of knowledge about how msfn search engine works
I was so angry when I found out how it worked, I started to rewrite my post with a terrible rant -- and I'm still miffed
anyway, I found a lot of the "missing" files when I found the link to your dropbox account on your webpage (doh!!)
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here is some of my data from my explorations with msfn search engine
a search on "926139" returns 5 results
a search on "KB926139" returns 19 results
a search on "Windows2000-UU-KB926139-v2-x86-ENU.exe" returns 376 results
I'm sorry, but that just won't work ... we HAVE to be able to get reliable searches on KB numbers, internal or not
apparently the search engine only recognizes whole words that are space parsed
oddly 5 + 19 + 376 = 400 threads
400 threads times 2-3 pages per thread = say, 1,000 page reloads = 1,000 google ads = revenue$$
(also, the way msfn code loads their pages, the google ads jump up and down on my screen -- very annoying)
anyway, I might be on dialup, but I KNOW there aren't 400 results on that search
... just no way ... so something else is going on
so try another search
search on "tomasz86-yumeyao_wic_addon_1_2_0.7z" returns 141 results
This morning the top link given on that search was http://www.msfn.org/...__fromsearch__1
and it was "unattended 2000" with a comment by you ... so, yea! ok, I'll scroll through that thread to look for the link
but when I run through the pages (only 2 thank goodness, some go to 30s), guess what!!
"tomasz86-yumeyao_wic_addon_1_2_0.7z" does not appear ANYWHERE in the thread
whoa! can you imagine my shock
in medicine, a false positive like that is called malpractice and fraud, it can lead to death
msfh search engine is returning false positives
so, I assumed that I must have done something wrong again
so, I reran the search picked the first thread (same), ran its pages, and searched them using the browser ctrl-F...
Confirmed! ... the required search string ain't in the first thread listed
the first link of a search engine request is a false positive ...
how much time are we all supposed to have
it was very frustrating ... I was so hot I thought I better just cool my jets ... when I get cynical I can really let it roll
so now I understand that the msfn search engine is unreliable ... it returns false positives in threads that don't have the string, and if a search is done on partial text (parsed on _ or - or " ") it is obviously excluding good links ... from 376 down to 5 ... something's wrong
I don't want to criticize the day to day board monitors, so I pulled the rant ... they have their hands full and there is no ideal search engine that will satisfy google and the owners
but their search engine assumes that cluess users have infinite time to keep reloading google ads for each false positive page
I'm trying to build a new machine, so that I can hook up to a faster connection
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hey -- I really like the layout you used for your dropbox account
that's very sweet ... I'm going to use it myself
you do know, eventually you will have to ditch the x-hundred bandaids of HF code, all of which started from back when
it's inevitable someday ... we're up to bandaid-J already
at some point the inevitable will happen .. .the bandaids become unmanageable
HFSLIP uses a file structure that is HF centric
meanwhile your dropbox shows how self-obvious file structure can maintain itself
it's user friendly and user centric
HFSLIP broke new ground, so hat's off to its brave creators!
eventually they broke ground that led us to the Rollups
now, the rollups do what hfslip used to do
it'll be so easy to maintain a straight line of code
just a thought ...
so it was a frustrating day
I'll finish my downloading and setup a build and let's see what happens ...
meanwhile my core2duo temps seem high so I'm putting another post in 2000
using 2000 forum because without blackwingcat, core2duo is really XP
and I had discovered all kinds of amazing frustrations
I felt terrible that in my response I had said I couldn't find files
when it was my lack of knowledge about how msfn search engine works
I was so angry when I found out how it worked, I started to rewrite my post with a terrible rant -- and I'm still miffed
anyway, I found a lot of the "missing" files when I found the link to your dropbox account on your webpage (doh!!)
===
here is some of my data from my explorations with msfn search engine
a search on "926139" returns 5 results
a search on "KB926139" returns 19 results
a search on "Windows2000-UU-KB926139-v2-x86-ENU.exe" returns 376 results
I'm sorry, but that just won't work ... we HAVE to be able to get reliable searches on KB numbers, internal or not
apparently the search engine only recognizes whole words that are space parsed
oddly 5 + 19 + 376 = 400 threads
400 threads times 2-3 pages per thread = say, 1,000 page reloads = 1,000 google ads = revenue$$
(also, the way msfn code loads their pages, the google ads jump up and down on my screen -- very annoying)
anyway, I might be on dialup, but I KNOW there aren't 400 results on that search
... just no way ... so something else is going on
so try another search
search on "tomasz86-yumeyao_wic_addon_1_2_0.7z" returns 141 results
This morning the top link given on that search was http://www.msfn.org/...__fromsearch__1
and it was "unattended 2000" with a comment by you ... so, yea! ok, I'll scroll through that thread to look for the link
but when I run through the pages (only 2 thank goodness, some go to 30s), guess what!!
"tomasz86-yumeyao_wic_addon_1_2_0.7z" does not appear ANYWHERE in the thread
whoa! can you imagine my shock
in medicine, a false positive like that is called malpractice and fraud, it can lead to death
msfh search engine is returning false positives
so, I assumed that I must have done something wrong again
so, I reran the search picked the first thread (same), ran its pages, and searched them using the browser ctrl-F...
Confirmed! ... the required search string ain't in the first thread listed
the first link of a search engine request is a false positive ...
how much time are we all supposed to have
it was very frustrating ... I was so hot I thought I better just cool my jets ... when I get cynical I can really let it roll
so now I understand that the msfn search engine is unreliable ... it returns false positives in threads that don't have the string, and if a search is done on partial text (parsed on _ or - or " ") it is obviously excluding good links ... from 376 down to 5 ... something's wrong
I don't want to criticize the day to day board monitors, so I pulled the rant ... they have their hands full and there is no ideal search engine that will satisfy google and the owners
but their search engine assumes that cluess users have infinite time to keep reloading google ads for each false positive page
I'm trying to build a new machine, so that I can hook up to a faster connection
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hey -- I really like the layout you used for your dropbox account
that's very sweet ... I'm going to use it myself
you do know, eventually you will have to ditch the x-hundred bandaids of HF code, all of which started from back when
it's inevitable someday ... we're up to bandaid-J already
at some point the inevitable will happen .. .the bandaids become unmanageable
HFSLIP uses a file structure that is HF centric
meanwhile your dropbox shows how self-obvious file structure can maintain itself
it's user friendly and user centric
HFSLIP broke new ground, so hat's off to its brave creators!
eventually they broke ground that led us to the Rollups
now, the rollups do what hfslip used to do
it'll be so easy to maintain a straight line of code
just a thought ...
so it was a frustrating day
I'll finish my downloading and setup a build and let's see what happens ...
meanwhile my core2duo temps seem high so I'm putting another post in 2000
using 2000 forum because without blackwingcat, core2duo is really XP
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tomasz ... plea for a few days I found lots of files that I had thought I couldn't
and I had discovered all kinds of amazing frustrations
I felt terrible that in my response I had said I couldn't find files
when it was my lack of knowledge about how msfn search engine works
I was so angry when I found out how it worked, I started to rewrite my post with a terrible rant -- and I'm still miffed
and I had discovered all kinds of amazing frustrations
I felt terrible that in my response I had said I couldn't find files
when it was my lack of knowledge about how msfn search engine works
I was so angry when I found out how it worked, I started to rewrite my post with a terrible rant -- and I'm still miffed
No problem... but please don't do it again
There were actually several good points in that post!Quote
anyway, I found a lot of the "missing" files when I found the link to your dropbox account on your webpage (doh!!)
It's because I've changed the link. That's why the previous one didn't work for you. You should be able to find all unofficial updates in the Dropbox download archive.... but I still haven't finished sorting everything so please let me know if you can't find any of the updates. Just in case something doesn't work please always try to check my website and the Unofficial SP 5.2 for Microsoft Windows 2000 topic for news.
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here is some of my data from my explorations with msfn search engine
a search on "926139" returns 5 results
a search on "KB926139" returns 19 results
a search on "Windows2000-UU-KB926139-v2-x86-ENU.exe" returns 376 results
I'm sorry, but that just won't work ... we HAVE to be able to get reliable searches on KB numbers, internal or not
a search on "926139" returns 5 results
a search on "KB926139" returns 19 results
a search on "Windows2000-UU-KB926139-v2-x86-ENU.exe" returns 376 results
I'm sorry, but that just won't work ... we HAVE to be able to get reliable searches on KB numbers, internal or not
You may want to try Google with adding "site:http://www.msfn.org/board". It works much better than the built-in search engine.
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(also, the way msfn code loads their pages, the google ads jump up and down on my screen -- very annoying)
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HFSLIP uses a file structure that is HF centric
meanwhile your dropbox shows how self-obvious file structure can maintain itself
it's user friendly and user centric
meanwhile your dropbox shows how self-obvious file structure can maintain itself
it's user friendly and user centric
You may also find this small text file useful:
https://dl.dropbox.c...pdates/list.txt (it's being updated very often)
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now, the rollups do what hfslip used to do
it'll be so easy to maintain a straight line of code
it'll be so easy to maintain a straight line of code
I wouldn't really say so. Rollups still need to be slipstreamed using HFSLIP. It will be possible to integrate USP5.1 without any 3rd party tools but it's not possible in case of simple updates and update rollups.
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Posted 09 September 2012 - 03:36 PM
wow ... submix8c (see below) ... I don't know how that happened
the t-key on my keyboard started sticking and then everything went haywire ... with new screens etc.
the two posts were identical -- or anyway the second was intended as an edit of the first, so, I'll delete this one
I think my keyboard died ... I shut down and plugged in another keyboard ... it wouldn't pass bios test
this is a third kb -- it seems ok but now the space bar is sticking ... yikes the kb buffer in my mobo is dying??
we had a huge lightling strike ... blew all the fuses in the house ... hope my mobos survived ... supposedly they were protected by UPS
the t-key on my keyboard started sticking and then everything went haywire ... with new screens etc.
the two posts were identical -- or anyway the second was intended as an edit of the first, so, I'll delete this one
I think my keyboard died ... I shut down and plugged in another keyboard ... it wouldn't pass bios test
this is a third kb -- it seems ok but now the space bar is sticking ... yikes the kb buffer in my mobo is dying??
we had a huge lightling strike ... blew all the fuses in the house ... hope my mobos survived ... supposedly they were protected by UPS
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edited to remove chatty stuff, it's WAY too long as it is, and full of errors
tomasz86, thanks for the effort at setting up the 2k archive ... it’s REALLY helpful for me
you were right I shouldn't have deleted a prior post from more than a few days ago ... I hope I have reconstructed it, and then add some further research
I’ll go thru your files one by one, but I have an embarassing question to add at the end
(If a file on your list didn't raise a question, it's not listed)
sorry for the length -- I don't like posts this long but it should read fast
hopefully this should wrap up the file list questions
a lot of the length concerns the 3 usb files
=1=gurglemeyers final version
--w2ksp51
the majorgeeks version is 04/19/2006 22:43 EST(GMT-4 or -5) v.2195.21_final 219,932,672 b, md5 6a4e816c9e26fc44bb4b576de06da82d
on his page for 2k with nlite, Kurt Aust posts a “refresh” version http://www.msfn.org/...creation-guide/
07/14/06 06:44 EDT (GMT-4) v.2195.24_refresh 291,898,368 b, md5 b86f9385cbf2fbd3053492fd00cfa598
majorgeeks site has ~99k downloads -- stick with the final (majorgeeks April 06) version, per your screenshot
=2=DX9
--directx_Jun2010-W2KFP_redist.exe
in your opinion, is dx gaming is worth the weight? my video is GeForce 7300 with 256 meg DDR2 on core2duo e7200 with 2048 meg DDR2?
I have a copy of your directx_9c-W2KFP_redist.exe (cabs dated 23 jun 2011) ... if it's still any good
Thanks for posting a copy of your dx9 gaming x86-only on your archive site.
(deleted some worthless comments)
=3=
--Windows2000-KB2483185-x86-custom-ENU.EXE
this file is on your spoiler list, but not on Bristols’ list
it's also listed here http://www.ryanvm.ne...483185&start=93
=4=server rollup
--Windows2000-UpdateRollup2-SrvExt-v2-x86-ENU.exe
do you include server rollup in your 2K builds? ... may as well build the 2k slip cd with server, even if server doesn't get installed
=5= swflash
--Swflash.cab is v.11.4.402.265
this installs flash plugin for ie6sp1?
do you know if flash plugin for Firefox will conflict with flash plugin for IE6?, if I have different versions flash?
I'll probably just leave it out, and install flash by exe
there are some coments out there somewhere claiming that flash v.11.1.102.55 was the highest that would run on 2k?
=6= usb
--usbd.sys
--usbhub.sys
--usbser.sys
where do these come from?
edit removed stuff that is discussed in a msfn thread by pointertovoid that I had missed ... link to thread below
from the site "USB hotfixes for 2000" http://blogs.msdn.co...ws-version.aspx there are 11 HBR files for 2k
based on the filelists in the respective KBs, all but 3 are superceded as follows
2 kbs still needed
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/838417
2 kbs included in UU-v10c as kb838989.cat? and as kb843503
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/838989
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/843503
if that's the case, the result is
back to the 3 you listed (usbd.sys, usbhub.sys, usbser.sys)
1. it looks like the 1st and 3rd (usbd.sys, usbser.sys) came from 838417
2. it look like theh 2nd (usbhub.sys) was already included in UU-v10c with 838989.cat (.cat=?)
===end edit===
=8=1 file that I couldn't find
(edit -- I am such a noob -- Windows2000-UU-KB926139-v2-x86-ENU.exe was right there on your site)
still looking for Windows2000-XP-2003-MSRDP52-x86-ENU.exe
MSRDP = ?Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol, = Remote Desktop Connection, = Terminal Services Client
one thread said this file replaces HFSVCPACK_SW1\Windows2000-KB958470-x86-ENU.EXE (RDC 5.1 xp)
this thread http://www.msfn.org/...-2000-hotfixes/
gives a reg file that sets 3 killbits for 2k systems that do not want to install RDC ...
=9=boot.bin
no problem ... I see from mimo's site that I can rename my boot files as extracted by ImgBurn
=10=defrag cmds
Defrag.cmd
HFSLIP_POST_Defrag.cmd
this defrags inf files?
(edit == stupid questions follow) do these call defrag.exe, as per http://support.micro....com/kb/283080?
can I extract defrag.exe from a cab in my XPsp3 oem with out installing (I'm short on hdds right now) otherwise install XP and find?
this is an awesome idea ... also defragging the page file using system internals pagedefrag
(edit removed a rant abouit MS defrag api not allowing full defrag of folders in FAT32 file installs -- very very nasty!)
==edit add==
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filever.exe
reg.exe
are versions from 2ksp4 ok?
--reg.exe is v 2.0.0.0, 49,424 b, 08/16/02
--filever.exe is v 5.0.2195.6601, 14,096 b, 06/19/13
filever.exe v. 5.2.3790.3959 (srv03_sp2_rtm.070216-1710), 02/17/07, 14,848b, is in support cab for Win2K3
reg.exe v. 5.2.3790.3959 (srv03_sp2_rtm.070216-1710), 02/17/07, 80,384b is in I386 folder in w2k3
=12=fred vork files?
cmdow.exe
modifyPE.exe
are they needed for regular install with ie6?
=13=rar
rar.exe
I have 2005 version v.3.51 ... it was a gift from rar to all members of msfn back when
a lot of people won't have this file, but 7z is supposed to unpack rar files.
I see that hfslip has a command line that calls rar.exe to -e a rar file.
= 0 = now the big one
[edit-- ignore this question I built a bartPE with Partition Magic 8.01, Easus 6.11 and Total Commander ... it only takes a couple of minutes to protect a drive now)
I have to use hardware to test builds
question, if I start with a blank new hdd,
partition it with my favorite preinstall
1 active partition (NTFS) and 1 extended part containing 1 logical partition (NTFS)
and then install 2k or xp on the active partition in that hdd
then without hiding that active partition
if I insert that hdd into another system
on a data disk channel only (not in bios boot sequence)
and so I boot from another hdd, say 2k or xp
I know (haha -- like I know anything when it comes to MS)
that the boot system will give that new hdd a good looking over
and I'm pretty sure it will detect the existence of an active partition containing a competing MS operating system?
but will the boot system alter the active partition in the data disk, to protect itself.
I remember doing that ONCE back when, with 95 or 98 to 98se or something
I can't remember which system was booted, but without any warning,
the boot system on primary IDE destroyed neutralized or whatever
the system on the secondary IDE channel
I was not very happy ... no warning
basically I have a system hdd on a channel which bios sets as bootable, with 1 active partiton with a system installed,
and I add a data hdd, with 1 active partiton and another os system installed, but on a data channel, not in boot sequence per bios
will the boot channel hdd change stuff on the data channel hdd, so that when the new hdd is returned to its system, it can't boot no more
what do you use your as pre-intall env to manage your new hdds? I tried using my trusty dos Partition Magic 8.01,
but for the first time ever, it disallowed me from converting an active partiton with to a hidden one --
and that was when I was booting from dos, from the floppy! (yikes! I still use floppies!!)
Before I insert that drive into another system for backup, I want to know the new os won't kill the old os
thus, are there any precautions I should take before I slip a new hdd with an active partition and a ms system installed on it, into an existing ms system?
confusing kind of question I guess ... arghh
tomasz86, thanks for the effort at setting up the 2k archive ... it’s REALLY helpful for me
you were right I shouldn't have deleted a prior post from more than a few days ago ... I hope I have reconstructed it, and then add some further research
I’ll go thru your files one by one, but I have an embarassing question to add at the end
(If a file on your list didn't raise a question, it's not listed)
sorry for the length -- I don't like posts this long but it should read fast
hopefully this should wrap up the file list questions
a lot of the length concerns the 3 usb files
=1=gurglemeyers final version
--w2ksp51
the majorgeeks version is 04/19/2006 22:43 EST(GMT-4 or -5) v.2195.21_final 219,932,672 b, md5 6a4e816c9e26fc44bb4b576de06da82d
on his page for 2k with nlite, Kurt Aust posts a “refresh” version http://www.msfn.org/...creation-guide/
07/14/06 06:44 EDT (GMT-4) v.2195.24_refresh 291,898,368 b, md5 b86f9385cbf2fbd3053492fd00cfa598
majorgeeks site has ~99k downloads -- stick with the final (majorgeeks April 06) version, per your screenshot
=2=DX9
--directx_Jun2010-W2KFP_redist.exe
in your opinion, is dx gaming is worth the weight? my video is GeForce 7300 with 256 meg DDR2 on core2duo e7200 with 2048 meg DDR2?
I have a copy of your directx_9c-W2KFP_redist.exe (cabs dated 23 jun 2011) ... if it's still any good
Thanks for posting a copy of your dx9 gaming x86-only on your archive site.
(deleted some worthless comments)
=3=
--Windows2000-KB2483185-x86-custom-ENU.EXE
this file is on your spoiler list, but not on Bristols’ list
it's also listed here http://www.ryanvm.ne...483185&start=93
=4=server rollup
--Windows2000-UpdateRollup2-SrvExt-v2-x86-ENU.exe
do you include server rollup in your 2K builds? ... may as well build the 2k slip cd with server, even if server doesn't get installed
=5= swflash
--Swflash.cab is v.11.4.402.265
this installs flash plugin for ie6sp1?
do you know if flash plugin for Firefox will conflict with flash plugin for IE6?, if I have different versions flash?
I'll probably just leave it out, and install flash by exe
there are some coments out there somewhere claiming that flash v.11.1.102.55 was the highest that would run on 2k?
=6= usb
--usbd.sys
--usbhub.sys
--usbser.sys
where do these come from?
edit removed stuff that is discussed in a msfn thread by pointertovoid that I had missed ... link to thread below
from the site "USB hotfixes for 2000" http://blogs.msdn.co...ws-version.aspx there are 11 HBR files for 2k
based on the filelists in the respective KBs, all but 3 are superceded as follows
2 kbs still needed
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/838417
2 kbs included in UU-v10c as kb838989.cat? and as kb843503
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/838989
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/843503
if that's the case, the result is
might still need? HBR 838417 kb838417 Usbd.sys 5.0.2195.7008 07-Dec-2004 12:37 20752 kb838417 Usbser.sys 5.0.2195.7006 02-Dec-2004 10:32 22768 incl. in UU-v10c kb838989 Hccoin.dll 5.1.2600.1331 10-Jan-2004 13:25 5632 kb838989 Usbccgp.sys 5.1.2600.1331 10-Jan-2004 13:26 30464 kb838989 Usbehci.sys 5.1.2600.1359 02-Mar-2004 02:40 25216 kb838989 Usbhub.sys 5.1.2600.1331 10-Jan-2004 13:26 53120 kb838989 Usbohci.sys 5.1.2600.1331 10-Jan-2004 13:26 16000 kb838989 Usbport.sys 5.1.2600.1364 16-Mar-2004 17:10 138880 kb838989 Usbuhci.sys 5.1.2600.1331 10-Jan-2004 13:26 19328 kb843503 Hidclass.sys 5.0.2195.6882 12-Dec-2003 18:19 24752 kb843503 Uhcd.sys 5.0.2195.6882 12-Dec-2003 17:37 32944 kb843503 Usb.inf 07-Jun-2004 23:46 32543 kb843503 Usbhub20.sys 5.0.2195.6891 17-Jan-2004 02:06 50032
back to the 3 you listed (usbd.sys, usbhub.sys, usbser.sys)
1. it looks like the 1st and 3rd (usbd.sys, usbser.sys) came from 838417
2. it look like theh 2nd (usbhub.sys) was already included in UU-v10c with 838989.cat (.cat=?)
===end edit===
=8=1 file that I couldn't find
(edit -- I am such a noob -- Windows2000-UU-KB926139-v2-x86-ENU.exe was right there on your site)
still looking for Windows2000-XP-2003-MSRDP52-x86-ENU.exe
MSRDP = ?Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol, = Remote Desktop Connection, = Terminal Services Client
one thread said this file replaces HFSVCPACK_SW1\Windows2000-KB958470-x86-ENU.EXE (RDC 5.1 xp)
this thread http://www.msfn.org/...-2000-hotfixes/
gives a reg file that sets 3 killbits for 2k systems that do not want to install RDC ...
=9=boot.bin
no problem ... I see from mimo's site that I can rename my boot files as extracted by ImgBurn
=10=defrag cmds
Defrag.cmd
HFSLIP_POST_Defrag.cmd
this defrags inf files?
(edit == stupid questions follow) do these call defrag.exe, as per http://support.micro....com/kb/283080?
can I extract defrag.exe from a cab in my XPsp3 oem with out installing (I'm short on hdds right now) otherwise install XP and find?
this is an awesome idea ... also defragging the page file using system internals pagedefrag
(edit removed a rant abouit MS defrag api not allowing full defrag of folders in FAT32 file installs -- very very nasty!)
==edit add==
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filever.exe
reg.exe
are versions from 2ksp4 ok?
--reg.exe is v 2.0.0.0, 49,424 b, 08/16/02
--filever.exe is v 5.0.2195.6601, 14,096 b, 06/19/13
filever.exe v. 5.2.3790.3959 (srv03_sp2_rtm.070216-1710), 02/17/07, 14,848b, is in support cab for Win2K3
reg.exe v. 5.2.3790.3959 (srv03_sp2_rtm.070216-1710), 02/17/07, 80,384b is in I386 folder in w2k3
=12=fred vork files?
cmdow.exe
modifyPE.exe
are they needed for regular install with ie6?
=13=rar
rar.exe
I have 2005 version v.3.51 ... it was a gift from rar to all members of msfn back when
a lot of people won't have this file, but 7z is supposed to unpack rar files.
I see that hfslip has a command line that calls rar.exe to -e a rar file.
= 0 = now the big one
[edit-- ignore this question I built a bartPE with Partition Magic 8.01, Easus 6.11 and Total Commander ... it only takes a couple of minutes to protect a drive now)
I have to use hardware to test builds
question, if I start with a blank new hdd,
partition it with my favorite preinstall
1 active partition (NTFS) and 1 extended part containing 1 logical partition (NTFS)
and then install 2k or xp on the active partition in that hdd
then without hiding that active partition
if I insert that hdd into another system
on a data disk channel only (not in bios boot sequence)
and so I boot from another hdd, say 2k or xp
I know (haha -- like I know anything when it comes to MS)
that the boot system will give that new hdd a good looking over
and I'm pretty sure it will detect the existence of an active partition containing a competing MS operating system?
but will the boot system alter the active partition in the data disk, to protect itself.
I remember doing that ONCE back when, with 95 or 98 to 98se or something
I can't remember which system was booted, but without any warning,
the boot system on primary IDE destroyed neutralized or whatever
the system on the secondary IDE channel
I was not very happy ... no warning
basically I have a system hdd on a channel which bios sets as bootable, with 1 active partiton with a system installed,
and I add a data hdd, with 1 active partiton and another os system installed, but on a data channel, not in boot sequence per bios
will the boot channel hdd change stuff on the data channel hdd, so that when the new hdd is returned to its system, it can't boot no more
what do you use your as pre-intall env to manage your new hdds? I tried using my trusty dos Partition Magic 8.01,
but for the first time ever, it disallowed me from converting an active partiton with to a hidden one --
and that was when I was booting from dos, from the floppy! (yikes! I still use floppies!!)
Before I insert that drive into another system for backup, I want to know the new os won't kill the old os
thus, are there any precautions I should take before I slip a new hdd with an active partition and a ms system installed on it, into an existing ms system?
confusing kind of question I guess ... arghh
This post has been edited by Molecule: 12 September 2012 - 06:28 PM
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OUCH! Dialup must be clobbering you! The above two posts are "nearly" IDENTICAL!
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thanks submix8c ... I'm learning ... and appreciate everyone's patience and tolerance more than you can imagine
I appreciated that empathetic OUCH man ... I lost 2 keyboards on the same day
of course that fact that I used a firehose to wash out the hairballs and potatoes growing under the keys
(they were that dirty) ... on top of that it looks like I posted two long too long posts that can be boiled down to just 3 questions
@tomasz == my absurdly long post can be boiled down to three questions
1 instead of the 3 usbfiles (usbd.sys, usbhub.sys, usbser.sys)
(source unknown ... I assume are from HBR KB838417-Fix113582 ...)
why not just slip the 2 exe files that are included in the the download?
Windows2000-KB838417-x86-ENU.EXE, 377,336 b, 12/08/2004
Windows2000-KB838417-x86-ENU-Symbols.EXE, 65,528 b, 12/08/2004
(also, it looks like the usbser.sys might be 2kserver? -- in that case run the "latest" fileset from HBR 838417 -- see item 8 long post)
2 should HBR KB843540 be included? Openhci.sys 5.0.2195.6940 11-Jun-2004 21:04 25072
it contains two files Windows2000-KB843540-x86-ENU.EXE, 330,232 b, 06/11/2004
Windows2000-KB843540-x86-ENU-symbols.EXE, 48,632 b, 06/11/2004
3 for systems that do not have Remote Desktop installed
does Windows2000-XP-2003-MSRDP52-x86-ENU.exe run in the reg file to set 3 killbits as per this post http://www.msfn.org/...-2000-hotfixes/
in that case, can I just run the regfile?
(the rest of the too long post is me talking out loud while I try to figure stuff out ...
it may be helpful for you in setting up interface for noobs like me ...
it belongs in a dropbox, which I don't know how to do yet
sorry ... and THANKS!!
I appreciated that empathetic OUCH man ... I lost 2 keyboards on the same day
of course that fact that I used a firehose to wash out the hairballs and potatoes growing under the keys
(they were that dirty) ... on top of that it looks like I posted two long too long posts that can be boiled down to just 3 questions
@tomasz == my absurdly long post can be boiled down to three questions
1 instead of the 3 usbfiles (usbd.sys, usbhub.sys, usbser.sys)
(source unknown ... I assume are from HBR KB838417-Fix113582 ...)
why not just slip the 2 exe files that are included in the the download?
Windows2000-KB838417-x86-ENU.EXE, 377,336 b, 12/08/2004
Windows2000-KB838417-x86-ENU-Symbols.EXE, 65,528 b, 12/08/2004
(also, it looks like the usbser.sys might be 2kserver? -- in that case run the "latest" fileset from HBR 838417 -- see item 8 long post)
2 should HBR KB843540 be included? Openhci.sys 5.0.2195.6940 11-Jun-2004 21:04 25072
it contains two files Windows2000-KB843540-x86-ENU.EXE, 330,232 b, 06/11/2004
Windows2000-KB843540-x86-ENU-symbols.EXE, 48,632 b, 06/11/2004
3 for systems that do not have Remote Desktop installed
does Windows2000-XP-2003-MSRDP52-x86-ENU.exe run in the reg file to set 3 killbits as per this post http://www.msfn.org/...-2000-hotfixes/
in that case, can I just run the regfile?
(the rest of the too long post is me talking out loud while I try to figure stuff out ...
it may be helpful for you in setting up interface for noobs like me ...
it belongs in a dropbox, which I don't know how to do yet
sorry ... and THANKS!!
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Please just give me 2~3 days to sort everything out At the moment some of the unofficial updates you're asking for are not available to download 
but I'll fix it ASAP!
Please just give me 2~3 days to sort everything out
At the moment some of the unofficial updates you're asking for are not available to download but I'll fix it ASAP!
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I just logged on to write you the same thing ... I wanted to dig into the USB thing but I see it's already been done
I just read the thread for the HBR mini rollup http://www.msfn.org/...ollup-outdated/
pointertovoid and bristols had already done the research etc. ... at first I thought maybe his computer was hanging when he pulled his USB modem because he had not included 843540
but when I looked again at the USB file list, I see that Openhci.sys 5.0.2195.6940 11-Jun-2004 25072 (KB843540) was already included in KB843503, which is already included in UU-v10c
thus I made another BAD when I said that KB843503 was missing ... the only file it carries is included in 843503 which is in UU-v10c
then, I noticed that my mobo bios has options as regards USB as follows
1. USB Controller [enable | disable] -- this allows enable or disable of USB controller
2. USB Device LEGACY SUPPORT [enable | disable] -- per manual "select enable if you need to use a USB-interfaced device in the operating system" (typical wierd bios speak)
maybe pointertovoid was getting hangs because his bios wasn't handling a legacy modem
(if his modem is USB modem, it is probably "legacy" = early USB version, for use in older mobos and OSs)
whatever legacy USB means (arghh) ... and on and on my ignorance goes forever
I have the feeling USB is something that has to be tested in a hardwire environment
No hurries ... that can only do one thing ... compound a already complex solution
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there are various core files that HFSLIP needs
(like 7z, reg.exe, and other exe and reg files etc.)
they should just go ahead and be packed with the rest of HFSLIP
For example, if filever and reg.exe need special versions, that would save a lot of people a lot of hunting around.
I just read the thread for the HBR mini rollup http://www.msfn.org/...ollup-outdated/
pointertovoid and bristols had already done the research etc. ... at first I thought maybe his computer was hanging when he pulled his USB modem because he had not included 843540
but when I looked again at the USB file list, I see that Openhci.sys 5.0.2195.6940 11-Jun-2004 25072 (KB843540) was already included in KB843503, which is already included in UU-v10c
thus I made another BAD when I said that KB843503 was missing ... the only file it carries is included in 843503 which is in UU-v10c
then, I noticed that my mobo bios has options as regards USB as follows
1. USB Controller [enable | disable] -- this allows enable or disable of USB controller
2. USB Device LEGACY SUPPORT [enable | disable] -- per manual "select enable if you need to use a USB-interfaced device in the operating system" (typical wierd bios speak)
maybe pointertovoid was getting hangs because his bios wasn't handling a legacy modem
(if his modem is USB modem, it is probably "legacy" = early USB version, for use in older mobos and OSs)
whatever legacy USB means (arghh) ... and on and on my ignorance goes forever
I have the feeling USB is something that has to be tested in a hardwire environment
No hurries ... that can only do one thing ... compound a already complex solution
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there are various core files that HFSLIP needs
(like 7z, reg.exe, and other exe and reg files etc.)
they should just go ahead and be packed with the rest of HFSLIP
For example, if filever and reg.exe need special versions, that would save a lot of people a lot of hunting around.
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USB Device LEGACY SUPPORT [enable | disable]
Yes, very confusing BIOS-speak. It means USB Keyboard and/or Mouse is attached for e.g. DOS or Safe-Mode (no "driver" required) BUT the OS will install it as a USB Human Interface Device. AFAIK, it has nothing to do with "other" devices, particularly (as you mentioned) a USB Modem which requires a Driver to function at all. That's the best description I can give ATM.
Yes, very confusing BIOS-speak. It means USB Keyboard and/or Mouse is attached for e.g. DOS or Safe-Mode (no "driver" required) BUT the OS will install it as a USB Human Interface Device. AFAIK, it has nothing to do with "other" devices, particularly (as you mentioned) a USB Modem which requires a Driver to function at all. That's the best description I can give ATM.
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ouch ... a newer keyboard and mouse is USB so it they get LEGACY treatment in the bios ... a true legacy kb and mouse is PS/2, so they don't need legacy ... bios speak for opposite-day
I've put together all files except for 5
here's my HFSLIP folder
comparing the two lists, there are only a few exceptions
usbd.sys
usbhub.sys
usbser.sys
--edit-- can you provide a link?
HFSLIP_POST_getnewfiles_v3.cmd
edit--
--appears in 2 locations on your list ... I can't find where it's called in hfslip, or file checker, or 2k file checker ... is it run by hand?
--from this archive of TC76 http://users.telenet...extensions.html it generates a list of newly slipstreamed binaries (NEWBIN.TXT) useful for a nLite "keep list".
Windows2000-XP-2003-MSRDP52-x86-ENU.exe
--I'm just not having any luck finding this one
edit ... google lists endless dl$ sites ... all pointing to a mediafire page that doesn't exist anymore
--does this replace KB958470? --there a reg file in this thread http://www.msfn.org/...-2000-hotfixes/ re KB958470 (for people like me who are not using the "remote desktop thingie")
Windows2000-KB896414-x86-ENU (missing extension)
--this KB is listed twice, once with .EXE extension and once without
--probably just a mistake? or is the one without needed?
I've put together all files except for 5
here's my HFSLIP folder
Spoiler
comparing the two lists, there are only a few exceptions
usbd.sys
usbhub.sys
usbser.sys
--edit-- can you provide a link?
HFSLIP_POST_getnewfiles_v3.cmd
edit--
--appears in 2 locations on your list ... I can't find where it's called in hfslip, or file checker, or 2k file checker ... is it run by hand?
--from this archive of TC76 http://users.telenet...extensions.html it generates a list of newly slipstreamed binaries (NEWBIN.TXT) useful for a nLite "keep list".
Windows2000-XP-2003-MSRDP52-x86-ENU.exe
--I'm just not having any luck finding this one
edit ... google lists endless dl$ sites ... all pointing to a mediafire page that doesn't exist anymore
--does this replace KB958470? --there a reg file in this thread http://www.msfn.org/...-2000-hotfixes/ re KB958470 (for people like me who are not using the "remote desktop thingie")
Windows2000-KB896414-x86-ENU (missing extension)
--this KB is listed twice, once with .EXE extension and once without
--probably just a mistake? or is the one without needed?
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I'm sorry that you had to wait so long for my answer 
This is the first part of it (tomorrow I'll try to write the second one)
It's a mistake. I had the file unpacked and the one without an extensions was just a folder! You should ignore it.
It's not available at the moment but it should be ready to download tomorrow. Yes, MSRDP52 replaces KB958470. If you don't want to use MSRDP52 then you just can add the reg entry. I myself slipstream MSRDP52 just in case
You can get the file from Mimo's website: http://mimo.zxq.net/...list.htm#table6 and just put it in the HFSLIP's folder. It's not really crucial as the only role it plays is defragmenting sysoc.inf after HFSLIP's modifications.
Next part of the answer tomorrow (keep an eye on this post as I'm going to edit it).
This is the first part of it (tomorrow I'll try to write the second one)
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Windows2000-KB896414-x86-ENU (missing extension)
--this KB is listed twice, once with .EXE extension and once without
--probably just a mistake? or is the one without needed?
--this KB is listed twice, once with .EXE extension and once without
--probably just a mistake? or is the one without needed?
It's a mistake. I had the file unpacked and the one without an extensions was just a folder! You should ignore it.
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Windows2000-XP-2003-MSRDP52-x86-ENU.exe
--I'm just not having any luck finding this one
edit ... google lists endless dl$ sites ... all pointing to a mediafire page that doesn't exist anymore
--does this replace KB958470? --there a reg file in this thread http://www.msfn.org/...-2000-hotfixes/ re KB958470 (for people like me who are not using the "remote desktop thingie")
--I'm just not having any luck finding this one
edit ... google lists endless dl$ sites ... all pointing to a mediafire page that doesn't exist anymore
--does this replace KB958470? --there a reg file in this thread http://www.msfn.org/...-2000-hotfixes/ re KB958470 (for people like me who are not using the "remote desktop thingie")
It's not available at the moment but it should be ready to download tomorrow. Yes, MSRDP52 replaces KB958470. If you don't want to use MSRDP52 then you just can add the reg entry. I myself slipstream MSRDP52 just in case
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HFSLIP_POST_getnewfiles_v3.cmd
edit--
--appears in 2 locations on your list ... I can't find where it's called in hfslip, or file checker, or 2k file checker ... is it run by hand?
--from this archive of TC76 http://users.telenet...extensions.html it generates a list of newly slipstreamed binaries (NEWBIN.TXT) useful for a nLite "keep list".
edit--
--appears in 2 locations on your list ... I can't find where it's called in hfslip, or file checker, or 2k file checker ... is it run by hand?
--from this archive of TC76 http://users.telenet...extensions.html it generates a list of newly slipstreamed binaries (NEWBIN.TXT) useful for a nLite "keep list".
You can get the file from Mimo's website: http://mimo.zxq.net/...list.htm#table6 and just put it in the HFSLIP's folder. It's not really crucial as the only role it plays is defragmenting sysoc.inf after HFSLIP's modifications.
Next part of the answer tomorrow (keep an eye on this post as I'm going to edit it).
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Glad you're back ... absolutely no hurries ... you've got your hands full ... the new 2k list looks great ... works fine on 98se with Firefox 2.0
EDIT -- did mimo pull file "HFSLIP_POST_getnewfiles_v3.cmd" from his website ... I don't see it there anymore. it would be easy to accidentally add a code char in a script that builds an inf, resulting the filename legal character box, and that the inf cleanup routine fixes that. I was thinking the filename box and the missing dll for flash might be related ... could also be related to inf cleanup.
You have your hands full ... I saw you are taking over Bristols list ... that hopefully is kind of settled down now so it shouldn't be too too much ... he did such a fantastic effort he did there getting it off the ground and in a groove!! I believe mostly things are going to evolve towards 7z compilations of hfslip-2-go, or hfslip with core files, and a few Rollups which can also be put in zips to setup file structure. My library for example allows patrons to download zip files, but not exes ... arghhh.
I went ahead and built a CD without the above and installed 2K experimental basis only
I used your directx_9c-W2KFP_redist.exe (14,172,944 b, cabs dated 06/23/11) instead of gaming dx
I added the reg file substitute for 958470 until MSRDP52 can be located
a few questions on running HFSLIP?
do I need to clear out old sourcess folder before running a new build? Iike chaning from gaming dx to standard dx
can you explain a little on the option to save or delete the *.CAT files from SVCPACK a little
I chose default delete
something about File Protection Services
for me file protection is by automatic image restore (there is no such thing as file protection by M$...)
any chance of dumping hfslip screen outputs to a text file? without hacking a ton of >> screendump.txt
maybe put hfslip in a wrapper and do screen dump from there ... just wondering out loud ... clueless
for example ... just before hfslip starts to build the iso, I get a line which says ... defragging ... /I386/sysoc.in_ file not found ... building iso
however, file the I386\sysoc.in_ is in hf\source ... it looks like sysoc.inf lists components ... mostly junk ... games etc.
I thought _getnewfiles_ generated a list of newly slipstreamed binaries ... and defrag compressed the inf and ini files? I finally found defrag.cmd on mimo site ... can you imagine my resourcefulness -- arghhh -- is there a smilie ... applies hammer to head!
Somewhere I saw a MS document ... a readme.txt on a CD iso or something ... arghhh memory fails ... which said that SP4 installs need to check USB 2.0 funcitonality, and they may need a reg fix ... now I can't find the darn thing ... I did find this re usbhub etc files ... from http://www.microsoft...SB2support.mspx
quote "The Windows 2000 Driver Stack for USB is different from Windows XP. To support USB 2.0 on Windows 2000, a parallel (new) driver stack is needed. This driver stack will consist of Usbport.sys, Usbhub20.sys and Usbehci.sys. A host controller-specific coinstaller (Hccoin.dll) will also be provided to ensure proper Windows Update installation in the Windows 2000 scenario."
a few questions about resulting system after installation
hardware is
core2duo with 2048 m ram
msi mobo with intel p43 ich10r chipset
msi video with geForce 7200 256m
bios has LAN turned off and SOUND turned off
edit -- hdd is old EIDE on IDE channel (so no questions about bios settings for SATA, ICHY, ACHY etc. ... yet)
no cards installed in PCI slots
(trying to isolate yellow-? I'm thinking turn on devices one by one, then make sure I've got the right driver, then try to slip drivers)
a funny hang occurs during the gui phase of install ... (as you know) install goes 1) blue dox screen to format hdd and copy files 2) reboot and start gui wizard 3) then add settings and key 4) then "Installing Components" section starts ... it's about 3 minutes total ... then Performing Final Tasks ... then remove CD and reboot to start
at about 75% way through the "Installing Compents" section, a message box pops up and installation stops ... keyboard intervention is required ... Enter for [OK} ... message is "A filename cannot contain any of [list illegal filename characters] characters."
EDIT 2 -- the hang occurs during Setup gui... Installing Components... Status: Completing configuration of Windows Media Player. The message box is red-(X) with title "Rename" quote "A filename cannot contain any of the following characters: \ / : * ? < > |" then [OK]-button to continue ... I'll try to post a pic of the status bar to show exactly where
Also, I don't remember seeing a message for installing .NetFx 1.1 ... copy of HFSLIP_LOG.ZIP attached (hopefully)
end edit
On Device Manager, there are 2 yellow-? (well, 3)
Other devices-?
1 -- PCI device-? I suspect is SM bus controller, ICH10R
2 -- Video controller-? which is to be expected
right away I'm running into question on 2000 and intel P43 and ICH10R ... do you have any experience ... should we use this thread? (ok by me ...) msi drivers are straight intel, and intel drivers are XP but they probably work fine in 2k (even though they expressly name 2000, ME, 98 as not covered systems)
.Net Framework 2.0 is listed as a component in control panel,
but .Net Framework 1.1 is not ...
is there an easy way to verify if it is installed?
when I double click on the Flash Player icon in Control Panel, a warning comes up ... "unable to locate DLL "UxTheme.dll" not in path"
chack out the PATH statement in the pic ... might need some cleanup ... pic is below
I added pics for AddRemove Components and Programs ... you would be better able to have a quick peek than me to see if everything looks like its all there
EDIT -- did mimo pull file "HFSLIP_POST_getnewfiles_v3.cmd" from his website ... I don't see it there anymore. it would be easy to accidentally add a code char in a script that builds an inf, resulting the filename legal character box, and that the inf cleanup routine fixes that. I was thinking the filename box and the missing dll for flash might be related ... could also be related to inf cleanup.
You have your hands full ... I saw you are taking over Bristols list ... that hopefully is kind of settled down now so it shouldn't be too too much ... he did such a fantastic effort he did there getting it off the ground and in a groove!! I believe mostly things are going to evolve towards 7z compilations of hfslip-2-go, or hfslip with core files, and a few Rollups which can also be put in zips to setup file structure. My library for example allows patrons to download zip files, but not exes ... arghhh.
I went ahead and built a CD without the above and installed 2K experimental basis only
I used your directx_9c-W2KFP_redist.exe (14,172,944 b, cabs dated 06/23/11) instead of gaming dx
I added the reg file substitute for 958470 until MSRDP52 can be located
a few questions on running HFSLIP?
do I need to clear out old sourcess folder before running a new build? Iike chaning from gaming dx to standard dx
can you explain a little on the option to save or delete the *.CAT files from SVCPACK a little
I chose default delete
something about File Protection Services
for me file protection is by automatic image restore (there is no such thing as file protection by M$...)
any chance of dumping hfslip screen outputs to a text file? without hacking a ton of >> screendump.txt
maybe put hfslip in a wrapper and do screen dump from there ... just wondering out loud ... clueless
for example ... just before hfslip starts to build the iso, I get a line which says ... defragging ... /I386/sysoc.in_ file not found ... building iso
however, file the I386\sysoc.in_ is in hf\source ... it looks like sysoc.inf lists components ... mostly junk ... games etc.
I thought _getnewfiles_ generated a list of newly slipstreamed binaries ... and defrag compressed the inf and ini files? I finally found defrag.cmd on mimo site ... can you imagine my resourcefulness -- arghhh -- is there a smilie ... applies hammer to head!
Somewhere I saw a MS document ... a readme.txt on a CD iso or something ... arghhh memory fails ... which said that SP4 installs need to check USB 2.0 funcitonality, and they may need a reg fix ... now I can't find the darn thing ... I did find this re usbhub etc files ... from http://www.microsoft...SB2support.mspx
quote "The Windows 2000 Driver Stack for USB is different from Windows XP. To support USB 2.0 on Windows 2000, a parallel (new) driver stack is needed. This driver stack will consist of Usbport.sys, Usbhub20.sys and Usbehci.sys. A host controller-specific coinstaller (Hccoin.dll) will also be provided to ensure proper Windows Update installation in the Windows 2000 scenario."
a few questions about resulting system after installation
hardware is
core2duo with 2048 m ram
msi mobo with intel p43 ich10r chipset
msi video with geForce 7200 256m
bios has LAN turned off and SOUND turned off
edit -- hdd is old EIDE on IDE channel (so no questions about bios settings for SATA, ICHY, ACHY etc. ... yet)
no cards installed in PCI slots
(trying to isolate yellow-? I'm thinking turn on devices one by one, then make sure I've got the right driver, then try to slip drivers)
a funny hang occurs during the gui phase of install ... (as you know) install goes 1) blue dox screen to format hdd and copy files 2) reboot and start gui wizard 3) then add settings and key 4) then "Installing Components" section starts ... it's about 3 minutes total ... then Performing Final Tasks ... then remove CD and reboot to start
at about 75% way through the "Installing Compents" section, a message box pops up and installation stops ... keyboard intervention is required ... Enter for [OK} ... message is "A filename cannot contain any of [list illegal filename characters] characters."
EDIT 2 -- the hang occurs during Setup gui... Installing Components... Status: Completing configuration of Windows Media Player. The message box is red-(X) with title "Rename" quote "A filename cannot contain any of the following characters: \ / : * ? < > |" then [OK]-button to continue ... I'll try to post a pic of the status bar to show exactly where
Also, I don't remember seeing a message for installing .NetFx 1.1 ... copy of HFSLIP_LOG.ZIP attached (hopefully)
end edit
On Device Manager, there are 2 yellow-? (well, 3)
Other devices-?
1 -- PCI device-? I suspect is SM bus controller, ICH10R
2 -- Video controller-? which is to be expected
right away I'm running into question on 2000 and intel P43 and ICH10R ... do you have any experience ... should we use this thread? (ok by me ...) msi drivers are straight intel, and intel drivers are XP but they probably work fine in 2k (even though they expressly name 2000, ME, 98 as not covered systems)
.Net Framework 2.0 is listed as a component in control panel,
but .Net Framework 1.1 is not ...
is there an easy way to verify if it is installed?
when I double click on the Flash Player icon in Control Panel, a warning comes up ... "unable to locate DLL "UxTheme.dll" not in path"
chack out the PATH statement in the pic ... might need some cleanup ... pic is below
I added pics for AddRemove Components and Programs ... you would be better able to have a quick peek than me to see if everything looks like its all there
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This is my updated HFSLIP folder structure:
You can get the script here: http://users.telenet...extensions.html
As you've already seen, the Updates list is up and running at:
http://www.windows2000.tk/updates/
Please check the Changelog because there has been a BIG update and the layout is a little bit different. In the future I'm considering adding Update Rollup 2 / UURollup to the list but not now yet.
I'd suggest using the gaming version. Even if you don't play games there are many libraries which may be required by some programs, etc. I myself also don't really play any games but still always integrate the full package. MSRDP52 can now be downloaded from the Updates list.
SOURCESS is cleaned each time you run HFSLIP (the folder is deleted) so you shouldn't worry about it. In case of the SOURCE folder, it should contain a clean version of Win2k although you can of course use a one with a SP slipstreamed, so if you've integrated USP5.1 already then you needn't do it again. The file (w2ksp51.exe) in HF will be ignored by the script if the source already has it integrated.
You don't need them. They are required when SFC is running and for WU because they contain digital signatures of the system files. The fact is that when using the unofficial updates SFC itself is pretty useless (because there are no signatures in the modified files), and WU must not be used at all so you can safely remove all .CAT files. Actually, SFC will be disabled in the next version of UURollup.
I don't know of any way to easily dump the output The script should generate a file called NEWBIN.txt where the newly added files will be listed.
Let's wait with the drivers until I finish the script which automatically adds new drivers to driver.cab
You're the second person to report this problem. I can't reproduce it myself and still don't know what is the cause of it
The problem may happen when integrating both UURollup and WMP9. Could you check if WMP9 works in the system after installation?
You'll probably have to use the BlackWingCat's drivers. If it's not a problem, it'd be good to wait just a few days so that we can try to integrate the drivers using my script
.NET 1.1 is also installed, just not visible by default. You can open %systemroot%\inf\sysoc.inf and remove all "HIDE"'s from there. Then check the Control Panel again and it should be listed there. You can't uninstall it though so don't even try.
You can fix this by playing with file dependencies but is it really necessary? This applet is responsible for Flash settings in IE. Flash itself will still work OK without using it.
Spoiler
Quote
EDIT -- did mimo pull file "HFSLIP_POST_getnewfiles_v3.cmd" from his website ... I don't see it there anymore. it would be easy to accidentally add a code char in a script that builds an inf, resulting the filename legal character box, and that the inf cleanup routine fixes that. I was thinking the filename box and the missing dll for flash might be related ... could also be related to inf cleanup.
You can get the script here: http://users.telenet...extensions.html
Quote
You have your hands full ... I saw you are taking over Bristols list ... that hopefully is kind of settled down now so it shouldn't be too too much ... he did such a fantastic effort he did there getting it off the ground and in a groove!! I believe mostly things are going to evolve towards 7z compilations of hfslip-2-go, or hfslip with core files, and a few Rollups which can also be put in zips to setup file structure. My library for example allows patrons to download zip files, but not exes ... arghhh.
As you've already seen, the Updates list is up and running at:
http://www.windows2000.tk/updates/
Please check the Changelog because there has been a BIG update
and the layout is a little bit different. In the future I'm considering adding Update Rollup 2 / UURollup to the list but not now yet.Quote
I used your directx_9c-W2KFP_redist.exe (14,172,944 b, cabs dated 06/23/11) instead of gaming dx
I added the reg file substitute for 958470 until MSRDP52 can be located
I added the reg file substitute for 958470 until MSRDP52 can be located
I'd suggest using the gaming version. Even if you don't play games there are many libraries which may be required by some programs, etc. I myself also don't really play any games but still always integrate the full package. MSRDP52 can now be downloaded from the Updates list.
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do I need to clear out old sourcess folder before running a new build? Iike chaning from gaming dx to standard dx
SOURCESS is cleaned each time you run HFSLIP (the folder is deleted) so you shouldn't worry about it. In case of the SOURCE folder, it should contain a clean version of Win2k although you can of course use a one with a SP slipstreamed, so if you've integrated USP5.1 already then you needn't do it again. The file (w2ksp51.exe) in HF will be ignored by the script if the source already has it integrated.
Quote
can you explain a little on the option to save or delete the *.CAT files from SVCPACK a little
I chose default delete
something about File Protection Services
for me file protection is by automatic image restore (there is no such thing as file protection by M$...)
I chose default delete
something about File Protection Services
for me file protection is by automatic image restore (there is no such thing as file protection by M$...)
You don't need them. They are required when SFC is running and for WU because they contain digital signatures of the system files. The fact is that when using the unofficial updates SFC itself is pretty useless (because there are no signatures in the modified files), and WU must not be used at all so you can safely remove all .CAT files. Actually, SFC will be disabled in the next version of UURollup.
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any chance of dumping hfslip screen outputs to a text file? without hacking a ton of >> screendump.txt
maybe put hfslip in a wrapper and do screen dump from there ... just wondering out loud ... clueless
for example ... just before hfslip starts to build the iso, I get a line which says ... defragging ... /I386/sysoc.in_ file not found ... building iso
however, file the I386\sysoc.in_ is in hf\source ... it looks like sysoc.inf lists components ... mostly junk ... games etc.
I thought _getnewfiles_ generated a list of newly slipstreamed binaries ... and defrag compressed the inf and ini files? I finally found defrag.cmd on mimo site ... can you imagine my resourcefulness -- arghhh -- is there a smilie ... applies hammer to head!
maybe put hfslip in a wrapper and do screen dump from there ... just wondering out loud ... clueless
for example ... just before hfslip starts to build the iso, I get a line which says ... defragging ... /I386/sysoc.in_ file not found ... building iso
however, file the I386\sysoc.in_ is in hf\source ... it looks like sysoc.inf lists components ... mostly junk ... games etc.
I thought _getnewfiles_ generated a list of newly slipstreamed binaries ... and defrag compressed the inf and ini files? I finally found defrag.cmd on mimo site ... can you imagine my resourcefulness -- arghhh -- is there a smilie ... applies hammer to head!
I don't know of any way to easily dump the output
The script should generate a file called NEWBIN.txt where the newly added files will be listed.Quote
hardware is
core2duo with 2048 m ram
msi mobo with intel p43 ich10r chipset
msi video with geForce 7200 256m
bios has LAN turned off and SOUND turned off
edit -- hdd is old EIDE on IDE channel (so no questions about bios settings for SATA, ICHY, ACHY etc. ... yet)
no cards installed in PCI slots
(trying to isolate yellow-? I'm thinking turn on devices one by one, then make sure I've got the right driver, then try to slip drivers)
core2duo with 2048 m ram
msi mobo with intel p43 ich10r chipset
msi video with geForce 7200 256m
bios has LAN turned off and SOUND turned off
edit -- hdd is old EIDE on IDE channel (so no questions about bios settings for SATA, ICHY, ACHY etc. ... yet)
no cards installed in PCI slots
(trying to isolate yellow-? I'm thinking turn on devices one by one, then make sure I've got the right driver, then try to slip drivers)
Let's wait with the drivers until I finish the script which automatically adds new drivers to driver.cab
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EDIT 2 -- the hang occurs during Setup gui... Installing Components... Status: Completing configuration of Windows Media Player. The message box is red-(X) with title "Rename" quote "A filename cannot contain any of the following characters: \ / : * ? < > |" then [OK]-button to continue ... I'll try to post a pic of the status bar to show exactly where
You're the second person to report this problem. I can't reproduce it myself and still don't know what is the cause of it
The problem may happen when integrating both UURollup and WMP9. Could you check if WMP9 works in the system after installation?Quote
right away I'm running into question on 2000 and intel P43 and ICH10R ... do you have any experience ... should we use this thread? (ok by me ...) msi drivers are straight intel, and intel drivers are XP but they probably work fine in 2k (even though they expressly name 2000, ME, 98 as not covered systems)
You'll probably have to use the BlackWingCat's drivers. If it's not a problem, it'd be good to wait just a few days so that we can try to integrate the drivers using my script
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.Net Framework 2.0 is listed as a component in control panel,
but .Net Framework 1.1 is not ...
is there an easy way to verify if it is installed?
but .Net Framework 1.1 is not ...
is there an easy way to verify if it is installed?
.NET 1.1 is also installed, just not visible by default. You can open %systemroot%\inf\sysoc.inf and remove all "HIDE"'s from there. Then check the Control Panel again and it should be listed there. You can't uninstall it though so don't even try.
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when I double click on the Flash Player icon in Control Panel, a warning comes up ... "unable to locate DLL "UxTheme.dll" not in path"
You can fix this by playing with file dependencies but is it really necessary? This applet is responsible for Flash settings in IE. Flash itself will still work OK without using it.
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I just read the thread for the HBR mini rollup http://www.msfn.org/...ollup-outdated/
pointertovoid and bristols had already done the research etc. ... at first I thought maybe his computer was hanging when he pulled his USB modem because he had not included 843540
pointertovoid and bristols had already done the research etc. ... at first I thought maybe his computer was hanging when he pulled his USB modem because he had not included 843540
Everything which was included in the HBR Mini Rollup is now included in Update Rollup 2. 843540 is obsolete. You can safely forget about them.
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there are various core files that HFSLIP needs
(like 7z, reg.exe, and other exe and reg files etc.)
they should just go ahead and be packed with the rest of HFSLIP
For example, if filever and reg.exe need special versions, that would save a lot of people a lot of hunting around.
(like 7z, reg.exe, and other exe and reg files etc.)
they should just go ahead and be packed with the rest of HFSLIP
For example, if filever and reg.exe need special versions, that would save a lot of people a lot of hunting around.
Not all of the files are absolutely necessary. Some of them have been just added by me. Of course it would be easier if HFSLIP came with the required tools so that a user don't need to search for them himself.
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1 instead of the 3 usbfiles (usbd.sys, usbhub.sys, usbser.sys)
(source unknown ... I assume are from HBR KB838417-Fix113582 ...)
why not just slip the 2 exe files that are included in the the download?
Windows2000-KB838417-x86-ENU.EXE, 377,336 b, 12/08/2004
Windows2000-KB838417-x86-ENU-Symbols.EXE, 65,528 b, 12/08/2004
(also, it looks like the usbser.sys might be 2kserver? -- in that case run the "latest" fileset from HBR 838417 -- see item 8 long post)
(source unknown ... I assume are from HBR KB838417-Fix113582 ...)
why not just slip the 2 exe files that are included in the the download?
Windows2000-KB838417-x86-ENU.EXE, 377,336 b, 12/08/2004
Windows2000-KB838417-x86-ENU-Symbols.EXE, 65,528 b, 12/08/2004
(also, it looks like the usbser.sys might be 2kserver? -- in that case run the "latest" fileset from HBR 838417 -- see item 8 long post)
These three files don't come from these HBRs but rather from Update Rollup 1 !!! The problem with them is that the ones from the HBRs are buggy and the buggy files were included in USP5.1 so if you slipstream USP5.1 then the buggy files are added to your source. That's why it's necessary to separately add the three older ones so that HFSLIP will automatically copy them over the buggy files.
You can now download them from the Archive. They're located in the USP52 folder.
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what do you use your as pre-intall env to manage your new hdds? I tried using my trusty dos Partition Magic 8.01,
but for the first time ever, it disallowed me from converting an active partiton with to a hidden one --
and that was when I was booting from dos, from the floppy! (yikes! I still use floppies!!)
Before I insert that drive into another system for backup, I want to know the new os won't kill the old os
but for the first time ever, it disallowed me from converting an active partiton with to a hidden one --
and that was when I was booting from dos, from the floppy! (yikes! I still use floppies!!)
Before I insert that drive into another system for backup, I want to know the new os won't kill the old os
I recommend Parted Magic. You can boot it from a CD or a USB flash disk (check YUMI to very easily add new images to the USB flash disk).
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=4=server rollup
--Windows2000-UpdateRollup2-SrvExt-v2-x86-ENU.exe
do you include server rollup in your 2K builds? ... may as well build the 2k slip cd with server, even if server doesn't get installed
--Windows2000-UpdateRollup2-SrvExt-v2-x86-ENU.exe
do you include server rollup in your 2K builds? ... may as well build the 2k slip cd with server, even if server doesn't get installed
You don't need the Server extension for a Pro system. You can safely omit it, and do the same with the two Media Services updates.
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=3=
--Windows2000-KB2483185-x86-custom-ENU.EXE
this file is on your spoiler list, but not on Bristols’ list
--Windows2000-KB2483185-x86-custom-ENU.EXE
this file is on your spoiler list, but not on Bristols’ list
It's listed now but you will probably need to download it from the Archive.
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=1=gurglemeyers final version
--w2ksp51
the majorgeeks version is 04/19/2006 22:43 EST(GMT-4 or -5) v.2195.21_final 219,932,672 b, md5 6a4e816c9e26fc44bb4b576de06da82d
on his page for 2k with nlite, Kurt Aust posts a “refresh” version http://www.msfn.org/...creation-guide/
07/14/06 06:44 EDT (GMT-4) v.2195.24_refresh 291,898,368 b, md5 b86f9385cbf2fbd3053492fd00cfa598
majorgeeks site has ~99k downloads -- stick with the final (majorgeeks April 06) version, per your screenshot
--w2ksp51
the majorgeeks version is 04/19/2006 22:43 EST(GMT-4 or -5) v.2195.21_final 219,932,672 b, md5 6a4e816c9e26fc44bb4b576de06da82d
on his page for 2k with nlite, Kurt Aust posts a “refresh” version http://www.msfn.org/...creation-guide/
07/14/06 06:44 EDT (GMT-4) v.2195.24_refresh 291,898,368 b, md5 b86f9385cbf2fbd3053492fd00cfa598
majorgeeks site has ~99k downloads -- stick with the final (majorgeeks April 06) version, per your screenshot
I'll need to check this.
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