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Marsianin, on Jul 12 2007, 12:04 AM, said:

http://hfslip.org/ seems to be offline

Fixed. Thanks!

[bujo696]

I also had that problem with 1.5.0 and with 1.4.5 if I don't bad remember.

[XibaD]

bujo696, on Jul 12 2007, 10:14 PM, said:

I also had that problem with 1.5.0 and with 1.4.5 if I don't bad remember.

I have spanish OSes too and I don't have problems with timezone updates.

[Tomcat76]

bujo696--

This is not normal as XibaD points out, at least not for the Spanish time zone update. Can you make a ZIP of HFSLPHIV.INF from SOURCESS\I386 and post it here?

I can only duplicate this behavior by changing the time zone edits from ANSI to Unicode but HFSLIP doesn't do that.

This post has been edited by Tomcat76: 13 July 2007 - 08:23 PM

[bujo696]

Maybe he doesn't have all the updates...

 HFS.zip (3.95K)
Number of downloads: 11

[Tomcat76]

OK. I see there is a possible bug in the Windows XP version of the Spanish time zone update, but I'm not sure it's the source of your problem. Can you remove WindowsXP-KB931836-x86-ESN.exe and use WindowsServer2003-KB931836-x86-ESN.exe instead?

[XibaD]

bujo696, on Jul 14 2007, 05:31 AM, said:

Maybe he doesn't have all the updates...

HFS.zip

I have all the updates since WU is all clean

[bujo696]

Yes with that version it seems to work.

Isn't any problem that the update is the English version and for Windows 2003?

Edit: I think you changed from ENG to ESN

The ESN version doesn't work. The same problem. But with the ENG version I think it works... I'm not sure. At least I don't have it in WUP list.

This post has been edited by bujo696: 15 July 2007 - 08:07 AM

[Tomcat76]

I didn't edit the post, no. I had "displaylang=es" in the link from the beginning.

No harm is done to your system if you use the English time zone update. The only difference is that the descriptions are in English.

Well... I'm not sure what the problem is then. Can you zip HIVESFT.INF from SOURCE\I386 or SOURCESS\I386? Maybe that can give me a clue.

[bujo696]

What I done was - update with the XP Spanish update version and then using a registry to correct the mistakes in the name.

Here are the files:  HIVESFT.zip (96.52K)
Number of downloads: 7

Thank you.

[Tomcat76]

@bujo696--

Edit: see here

[jimmsta]

Hmm... I'm having an issue getting silent installers renamed from their original names to their HFSlip'd names. As in, the original file name was 0_dotNET11SP1.exe, in the (HFGUIRUNONCE folder) but in I386 of the SOURCESS folder, it is changed to HFGUI1.EXE. The only problem is that the setup files still have the original file name, instead of the HFGUI1.EXE, so setup fails to load the files properly.

Attached is my hfslip.log, zipped up.
 HFSLIP.zip (1.39K)
Number of downloads: 43

[Tomcat76]

These are supposed to be given their original name back by Windows setup during txtmode copy. Can you attach a zip of your new TXTSETUP.SIF?

[jimmsta]

Tomcat76, on Jul 17 2007, 12:59 PM, said:

These are supposed to be given their original name back by Windows setup during txtmode copy. Can you attach a zip of your new TXTSETUP.SIF?

Here you are:  TXTSETUP.zip (80.22K)
Number of downloads: 41

[Tomcat76]

It may be that Windows setup is tripping over the underscore, or the combination of the number with the underscore. Does the problem persist if you remove it?

[jimmsta]

Tomcat76, on Jul 17 2007, 02:22 PM, said:

It may be that Windows setup is tripping over the underscore, or the combination of the number with the underscore. Does the problem persist if you remove it?

Works fine now. Thanks for the heads up on the underscore - that was certainly the issue... although, despite the fact that the files in the original build were in the HFGUIRUNONCE folder, they ran at T-13, instead of first bootup. Now, with the new build (see attached hfslip logfile), it all runs at the proper time - on first bootup, with no errors at all. * I did replace the older Dot Net 1.1 + Dot Net 2.0 exe files with RogueSpear's integrated 1.1sp1/2.0/j++ package, and renamed that to dotnet.exe. *

Again, I praise everyone that is developing this script. It's truly a timesaver, and despite the issues I've had with it, I will continue using it for a long, long time to come.

 HFSLIP.zip (1.43K)
Number of downloads: 49

[Smiley89]

I also have a problem with HFSLIP...
I integrate all updates (also IE6, WMP9, DirectX 9c and MDAC 2.8 SP1), and then I make an ISO (with nLite) to test the CD on a virtual machine.
I always get the same error during setup... the message is something like "setup.exe has encountered an error, the installation will terminate here". I think it is something related to Distributed Transaction Coordinator (MSDTC) because I always get the error during its setup. Up to now, I'll try to remove DTC with nLite to check if the error persist, but I think it's a bug related to DTC updates.

Hope I've been useful! And thanks for this very good program

[mystek]

I am using the latest release and XP Pro. I noticed the build moves the Games folder from accessories to the main program menu?
Is this on purpose?

[the_guy]

That's done by default on all XP systems. The last OS to have games in Accessories was Windows 2000.

the_guy

[mystek]

Thanks, I am working with so many OS's I get confused.

One other question, the .Net framework optimization usually runs a lot of processes (1.1 and 2 with patches) tried the silent net maker from TC as well as roguespears silent installer renamed to dotnet.exe and they both flag an error in the application log: .Net Runtime Optimization Service (cir_optimization_v2.0.50727_32)-Service reached limit of transient errors: Will shut down. Last error returned from service manager 0x800736b 1. Any insite?