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#81
Posted 17 July 2005 - 10:12 AM
mjc You Wrote
# Downloads and slipstreams the appropriate service pack
# Downloads and installs the latest RyanVM pack (this should instead be downloading and installing the latest hotfixes directly from MS in the future)
Would You Add An Option To Install These From A Source Location If You Already Have Them Downloaded ??
# Downloads and slipstreams the appropriate service pack
# Downloads and installs the latest RyanVM pack (this should instead be downloading and installing the latest hotfixes directly from MS in the future)
Would You Add An Option To Install These From A Source Location If You Already Have Them Downloaded ??
#82
Posted 21 July 2005 - 02:47 PM
How is the work progressing on this. Keep us posted ok?
#83
Posted 22 July 2005 - 06:31 PM
mjc, great project. I've been working on some of the components you mentioned over the past few months of and on.
Ambitious project.
My take on Hotfixes:
should be downloaded from ms directly(licensing/security). I wouldn't use a hotfix for production that came from anywhere else. I started down the road with ryans update pack, but ran into problems post sysprep.
Windows Update/Baseline Analyser etc can determine which service packs or hotfixes are needed. MS maintains the list. Why not use that and just use the data already provided. I parse through mssecure.xml (which is avail for download) It provides me a list of patches for effected product id and the download location. As a bonus it also provides info about the patch which I use to create dynamic patch documentation in html format.
Ambitious project.
My take on Hotfixes:
should be downloaded from ms directly(licensing/security). I wouldn't use a hotfix for production that came from anywhere else. I started down the road with ryans update pack, but ran into problems post sysprep.
Windows Update/Baseline Analyser etc can determine which service packs or hotfixes are needed. MS maintains the list. Why not use that and just use the data already provided. I parse through mssecure.xml (which is avail for download) It provides me a list of patches for effected product id and the download location. As a bonus it also provides info about the patch which I use to create dynamic patch documentation in html format.
#84
Posted 23 July 2005 - 08:43 AM
Incroyable HULK, on Jul 12 2005, 12:49 AM, said:
I have a wider definition of "idiots" but I prefer the term MORONS, it sounds even better in French!

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isn't "moron" in "french id***."
#87
Posted 10 August 2005 - 12:42 AM
I was looking forward to testing, he did give himself about 6 months for this.
#88
Posted 10 August 2005 - 02:00 AM
Seems guy misinformed everyone. No single reply for already near month...
#89
Posted 10 August 2005 - 11:26 PM
Hmm... Oh well. Hopefully he didn't get discouraged.
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