[Bitfrotter]

@All,

For all of you who have the new version, I have question. I have several updates that will not be slipstreamed and I have them installed via runonceex.cmd. This works fine. I only have 2 updates that I cannot integrate. I will post the names later on.

I believe the 2 mediaplayer updates can be slipstreamed with XPCREATE following one of the posts in this thread with the batch file in SVC-CMD. I tried to integrate both dotnet 1.1 and dotnet 2.0 but after adding dotnetfx.exe version 2.0 the dotnet 1.1 version appears on the Windows Update site.

It seems that XPCreate handles the files correctly because I see the newly created installers but something is happening to appear on the Windows Update site again.

If someone has a workaround or solution please share it with this community. Perhaps it is not possible to get no updates when visiting the Windows Update site but then we want as little as possible.

Greetings,

Bitfrotter

[ironside]

no workaround, Just put .net framework 1.1 installer into the SVC-DN1 and bob's your mother's brother !

[Bitfrotter]

Hi Ironside,

Maybe I am doing something wrong but I think I know what I am doing. I added the files to the directories:

E:\UAXPSP2\SVC-DN1\dotnetfx.exe
E:\UAXPSP2\SVC-DN2\dotnetfx.exe
E:\UAXPSP2\SVC-DNU\NDP1.1sp1-KB867460-X86.exe
E:\UAXPSP2\SVC-DNU\NDP1.1sp1-KB886903-X86.exe

and yes they are the right ones. After compiling and installing, the .NET Framework 1.1 shows up on the Windows Update site. The other one that shows up is the Windows Genuine Advantage Notifivation KB905474 so I think I have everything in place.

the solution with the xpsetup.cmd file for the 2 mediaplayer updates works. I have them in HF1 and they do not show up on the windows update site.

Maybe if GM reads this, he can provide some information on what is happening. I will upload the logfiles if necessary.

Greetings,

Bitfrotter

This post has been edited by Bitfrotter: 26 July 2006 - 12:11 PM

[Mann]

Bitfrotter do you encounter any error message when u open windows media player since u mention that the manage to integrate the 2 mediaplayer updates and those updates does not show up on the windows update site.

This post has been edited by Mann: 31 July 2006 - 10:34 PM

[Bitfrotter]

Hi Mann,

I have not tried this because I am still having problems integrating all the updates and stuff. I started from scratch and now the .NET Framework 1.1 and 2.0 are installed correctly. It seems that KB905474 is still showing up on the Windows Update. I will try the Mediaplayer as soon as I am at my Home Computer.

Will post results later this evening.

Greetings,

Bitfrotter

[Mann]

did u place the KB905474 at SVC-CF1.ensure thet you use the correct version

This post has been edited by Mann: 01 August 2006 - 07:22 AM

[Bitfrotter]

Hi Mann,

Indeed when starting the Mediaplayer I received an error. Something about a dll that is not the expected version. Also the KB905474 was in SVc-CF1 as was stated on the XPCREATE website. If I have the latest one, I don't know. I downloaded this one from a link in another thread. Can not find it elsewhere.

There is also a thread about KB905474 on this forum on where to place it. This because it shows different on XPCREATE website for W2K and W2K3. I will start all over and try again to incorporate all updates and applications because I had a full up to date cd but now I can't create it again.

Maybe this has also to do with the Genuine Advantage problems that Microsoft introduced. I will also try to create a fully updated W2K3 CD and report back with results.

Greetings,

Bitfrotter

[polecat]

Hi GM not been here for a long long time ! lol

looking at using xpcreate again and seen that you have
XPCREATE.INI - Plug-In XPCDLHFS.CMD

DLURL [Hotfix List Base URL]
URL downloading Hotfix Lists.
Default Value: http://xpcreate.com/members/HFLISTS
how does the hotfix list have to be formatted to work with xpcreate ?

I would host the HF list and I am in the process of setting up a web based
admin for keeping the hotfix list uptodate with some help lol !

[weEvil]

Quick Questions:

Can you integrate things like .NET Frameworks into the installation CD source after it has been nLited?

Does it work with Server 2003? And can it do Service Packs integration as well? Any issues with Server?

[Bitfrotter]

Hi Brucevangeorge,

Yes, .NET 1.1 and 2.0 can be integrated and it works for Server 203 also. And again yes is does service pack integration as wel. However after it has been nLited is risky. I have used this tool to create XP and W2K3 cdroms that install unattended with almost all the updates that are necessary.

Greetings,

Bitfrotter