[RyanVM]

If you're using the English version, you can just use the one I made which works.

[JAsT]

bucketbuster, on Feb 18 2005, 04:12 PM, said:

This thread might help you:
http://www.msfn.org/...showtopic=38681
<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Thank you so much.
I dunno why I wasn't turning that up on a search.
Anyway, I was wrong, as I apparently can't read. All that work (did the integration myself, manually, then tried the other 3 or so methods shown in this thread plus testing each one) and all because the difference between KBKB867282 and KB886903 apparently isn't big enough for my brain to register!!


Thank you all, again.
As soon as I learn to search and read, I'll be singing a new song!

[Sonic]

I have errors after installing the Ryan FrameWork package or FrameWork Package from french guy (yes i'm french too),

Fixed: I have a virus !!! Win32.Muce.A / Pe.Puce , It's cleaned now

Excuse-me ! works fine now
++

[jpeshek]

Following the advice outlined here, I ran into trouble:

Thread

However, a friend of mine happened to do things the same but in a different order. When I applied his exact steps to my situation, everything not only went fine, but we were able to apply the ASP patch for DotNet and make an all inclusive SFX. Here are the revised directions:

1. First download the .NET framework v1.1 re-distributable package, and run
"dotnetfx.exe" with the "/C" switch (to extract contents).

1a. Navigate to the folder where you extracted the contents, and delete all
files except for netfx1.cab and netfx.msi. Run the administrative install
using the following:

msiexec /a netfx.msi TARGETDIR="c:\netfx"

2. Then download the .NET fw v1.1 SP1 update, and run
"NDP1.1sp1-KB867460-X86.exe" with the /XP" switch (to extract contents).

3. A dialog box asking you where to save the MSP (update patch) comes up;
save it in the c:\netfx folder created for the administrative install. Rename
that MSP to SP1.MSP (size 18,760 KB).

4. In c:\netfx, you should have two folders (program files and win) and two
files; dotnetfx.msi and sp1.msp.

5. Run the following command from a command prompt in the c:\netfx folder:

msiexec /p sp1.msp /a c:\netfx\netfx.msi

This will upgrade your files to SP1. When complete, delete SP1.msp from the
c:\netfx folder.

6. Download the ASP patch to SP1 (1.50 mb) and extract exactly the same as
above; name the .msp to SP1.msp and save it in the c:\netfx folder. Then run
same command from a command prompt in the c:\netfx folder:

msiexec /p sp1.msp /a c:\netfx\netfx.msi

7. Thats it! Delete SP1.msp and continue.

8. Now you can compress it to SFX (if compressed it will be just 12.9 MB, if
left uncompressed it is 56.2 MB). The SFX Comments for silent extraction are
as follows:

;The comment below contains SFX script commands

Setup=netfx.msi /qb
TempMode
Silent=1

Enjoy

[Alex_N]

You can use RyanVM's switchless installer too for .Net Framework SP1 + concerned hotfixes...

[kwazik]

hi


is same way to integrate framework with patches to cd xp install like others patches with nlite?

kwazi

[RyanVM]

.NET hotfixes don't support the /integrate command, so no.

[dziubek]

jpeshek, on Feb 25 2005, 10:46 PM, said:

Following the advice outlined here, I ran into trouble:

Thread

However, a friend of mine happened to do things the same but in a different order.  When I applied his exact steps to my situation, everything not only went fine, but we were able to apply the ASP patch for DotNet and make an all inclusive SFX.  Here are the revised directions:

1. First download the .NET framework v1.1 re-distributable package, and run
"dotnetfx.exe" with the "/C" switch (to extract contents).

1a. Navigate to the folder where you extracted the contents, and delete all
files except for netfx1.cab and netfx.msi. Run the administrative install
using the following:

Could you write how add Microsoft .NET framework Version 1.1 Language Pack for this instruction?
thnks

[eirogge]

dziubek, on Jun 12 2005, 11:51 PM, said:

jpeshek, on Feb 25 2005, 10:46 PM, said:

Following the advice outlined here, I ran into trouble:

Thread

However, a friend of mine happened to do things the same but in a different order.  When I applied his exact steps to my situation, everything not only went fine, but we were able to apply the ASP patch for DotNet and make an all inclusive SFX.  Here are the revised directions:

1. First download the .NET framework v1.1 re-distributable package, and run
"dotnetfx.exe" with the "/C" switch (to extract contents).

1a. Navigate to the folder where you extracted the contents, and delete all
files except for netfx1.cab and netfx.msi. Run the administrative install
using the following:

Could you write how add Microsoft .NET framework Version 1.1 Language Pack for this instruction?
thnks
<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

just make an admin install for the language pack and copy the files to the same folder as the admin install of dotnet.

first setup the dotnet framework, then the language pack.

[Jedi82]

excuse me Ryan, how to hide that extraction window in my cmd file? All work fines but...if i also have a verysilent install it will be perfect!!!!!!!!!!

[eirogge]

if you use the 7zip sfx you need a hacked version of the 7zS.sfx file that has all gui elements removed.

i attached the one i used.

Attached File(s)

•  7zS_NoGUI.zip (55.49K)
  Number of downloads: 317

This post has been edited by eirogge: 23 June 2005 - 10:53 AM

[Jedi82]

ehm...???...i use the Ryan .exe so i don't understand where put this sfx...

[tirant]

try to look page 24, it's a post of bitmonster of Sep 9 2004, and you going to understand how to put this sfx.

[dziubek]

1.I used this batchfile:

rem extract the dotnetfx and build admin install
md C:\Temp\dotnetfx
C:\dotnetfx.exe /T:C:\Temp\dotnetfx /C
md C:\Temp\dotnetfxAdmin
msiexec /a C:\Temp\dotnetfx\netfx.msi TARGETDIR=C:\Temp\dotnetfxAdmin /qn

rem Add SP1 to the admin install (patch)
md C:\temp\NDP1-1.1sp1-KB867460-X86
C:\NDP1-1.1sp1-KB867460-X86.exe /XP:C:\temp\NDP1-1.1sp1-KB867460-X86
msiexec /p C:\temp\NDP1-1.1sp1-KB867460-X86\S867460.msp /a C:\Temp\dotnetfxAdmin\netfx.msi
rem Add ASP.NET Security to admin install
md C:\temp\NDP1.1sp1-KB886903-X86
C:\NDP1.1sp1-KB886903-X86.exe /XP:C:\temp\NDP1.1sp1-KB886903-X86
msiexec /p C:\temp\NDP1.1sp1-KB886903-X86\M886903.msp /a C:\Temp\dotnetfxAdmin\netfx.msi

2. I added my langpack (-> I made an admin install for the language pack and coped the files to the same folder as the admin install of dotnetfxAdmin)
3. I created netfxsp1PL.7z (Filename: Office.7z,archive format: 7z,Compression Level: Ultra,Leave Everything else alone)

4. I downloaded 7zS.sfx(NoGUI)(thnks eirogge)
5 I want to create config.txt,but I do not know what to place there help me ,please


I want to my "frameworkpack" acted svcpack.inf

netfxsp1PL.exe /s Is correct?

6. open a command console and goto the dir with the files
now "copy /b 7zs.sfx + config.txt + netfxsp1PL.7z netfxsp1PL.exe"

dziubek

[dziubek]

I used small guide from bitmonster (thnks ) and upgraded his batchfile

Here is a small guide how to create your own install NET Framework 1.1 Service Pack with KB886903 hotfix &LANGPACK :

1. Get the .NET Framework v1.1 re-distributable package and put it in some folder.
2. Get the .NET Framework v1.1 SP1 update and put it in the same folder as above.
3. Get 7-Zip and install it. Open up the folder where 7-zip has installed itself to and grab the 7za.exe and 7zS.sfx (7zS NoGUI->download&repack,rename 7zS.sfx) files and copy them to your folder. You can deinstall 7-Zip now if you want.
4. Get the UPX-package (Win32 console version), unpack it and copy the upx.exe to your folder
5. Get the StartX-package, grab the StartX.exe out of the archive (you find it in the 'Release' folder) and move it to your folder.
6. Make a new batch-file in your folder, name it make.bat and paste the following text into it:

SET TmpDir=%~dp0tmp
SET BuildDir=%~dp0build\
%~d0
CD "%~p0"
MD "%TmpDir%"
MD "%BuildDir%"
MD "%BuildDir%netfxsp1PL"
START /wait dotnetfx.exe /C /T:"%TmpDir%"
START /wait NDP1.1sp1-KB867460-X86.exe /XP:"%TmpDir%"
START /wait NDP1.1sp1-KB886903-X86.exe /XP:"%TmpDir%"
CD "%TmpDir%"
START /wait msiexec /a netfx.msi TARGETDIR="%BuildDir%netfxsp1PL" /QB
START /wait msiexec /p S867460.msp /a "%BuildDir%netfxsp1PL\netfx.msi"
START /wait msiexec /p M886903.msp /a "%BuildDir%netfxsp1PL\netfx.msi"

CD..
RMDIR /S /Q tmp
COPY StartX.exe "%BuildDir%StartX.exe"
CD "%BuildDir%"
ECHO START /WAIT /Dnetfxsp1PL msiexec.exe /i netfx.msi /qb>install.bat
CD..

SET Target=langpack
IF EXIST %Target%.exe CALL :make_add

CD "%BuildDir%"
..\7za.exe a "%~dp0netfxsp1PL.7z" -r -mx=7 -mfb=255 -md=48m *
CD..
RMDIR /S /Q "%BuildDir%"
COPY 7zS.sfx 7zSC.sfx
upx.exe 7zSC.sfx
ECHO;!@Install@!UTF-8!>config.txt
ECHO RunProgram="StartX.exe /WAIT /B \"install.bat\"">>config.txt
ECHO;!@InstallEnd@!>>config.txt
COPY /b 7zSC.sfx + config.txt + netfxsp1PL.7z netfxsp1PL.exe
DEL 7zSC.sfx
DEL config.txt
DEL netfxsp1PL.7z
GOTO:EOF

:make_add
MD "%TmpDir%"
MD "%BuildDir%%Target%"
START /wait %Target%.exe /C /T:"%TmpDir%"
CD "%TmpDir%"
SET MsiName=
FOR %%I in (*.*) DO IF /I "%%~xI" == ".MSI" SET MsiName=%%I
START /wait msiexec /a "%MsiName%" TARGETDIR="%BuildDir%%Target%" /QB
CD..
RMDIR /S /Q tmp
CD "%BuildDir%"
ECHO START /WAIT /D%Target% msiexec.exe /i "%MsiName%" /qb>>install.bat
CD..
GOTO:EOF

Now you should have the following files in your folder:

7za.exe
7zS.sfx
dotnetfx.exe
make.bat
NDP1.1sp1-KB867460-X86.exe
NDP1.1sp1-KB886903-X86.exe
upx.exe
StartX.exe

Start the make.bat and wait 2 minutes. At the end you should have a netfxsp1PL.exe in your folder with a size of about 12,1 MB.

You can run this standalone file through svcpack.inf or any other batch without any commandline switches. But if you use a batch instead of svcpack.inf you should use the start-command:

netfxsp1PL.exe

NET Framework 1.1 Service Pack 1 with KB886903 hotfix & POLISH LANGPACK

edit:I updated this post,thnks saitoh183
Dziubek

This post has been edited by dziubek: 09 August 2005 - 03:11 PM

[saitoh183]

I just used your method, Dziubek, and after the extraction of my netfxsp1PL.exe, it say setup.exe not found. The window title is 7-zip

Oh and by the way there is a mistake in your batch file

START /wait NDP1-1.1sp1-KB867460-X86.exe /XP:"%TmpDir%"

should be

START /wait NDP1.1sp1-KB867460-X86.exe /XP:"%TmpDir%"

This post has been edited by saitoh183: 03 August 2005 - 06:56 AM

[hmaster10]

RyanVM, on Sep 8 2004, 04:49 PM, said:

OK, here's a link to a fully standalone, 7-zip based (Ultra compression), .NET 1.1 SP1 installer for XP SP2 (I've been told anecdotally that SP2's msiexec.exe isn't backwards compatible with SP1, but I haven't verified it). It requires no command switches to be operated. It extracts to a temporary directory and calls the MSI file, which is run with the /qb switch (sorry all you /qn nuts). Upon completion, all setup files are deleted and Windows setup continues on its merry way.

Enjoy

http://www.ryanvm.ne...fn/netfxsp1.exe (11.0MB)

EDIT: Special thanks to bitmonster and evilvoice for the help in creating the 7-zip installer.
<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

can this be put under svcpack.inf ?

[Shark007]

@hmaster10: yes.


Shark

[hmaster10]

Shark007, on Aug 9 2005, 06:51 AM, said:

@hmaster10:  yes.


Shark
<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

thank you

by the way, if i put this in svcpack.inf, i will not use any switches right, as they are already integrated in the self-extracting file?

[SetupHotfixesToRun]
MP10Setup.exe
netfxsp1.exe
KB873333.exe /q /n /z
KB873339.exe /q /n /z
KB883939.exe /q /n /z

This post has been edited by hmaster10: 09 August 2005 - 07:05 AM

[Shark007]

Quote

netfxsp1.exe

i know nothing of those color entries.

just place netfxsp1.exe in there and be done with it.

EDIT, oh, that was for the board, they arent actually being enterred.

Shark

This post has been edited by Shark007: 09 August 2005 - 07:04 AM