1dimitri

The same list can be applied to Server "standard" Edition and *Enterprise" Edition.

Disclaimer : I've never played with the spanish edition, but I just had a look on the Security Updates DVD for Spain / Portugal / Brazil As for the English DVD, for every security bulletin you have some numbered subfolders depending on the platform. Then you have 3 sub-sub-folders : BR, ES, PT For the ES folder, I just reviewed, as example, the MS03-23 bulletin. R:\SB2CD003\ms03-023\1\br\WindowsXP-KB823559-x86-PTB.exe 387,872 R:\SB2CD003\ms03-023\1\es\WindowsXP-KB823559-x86-ESN.exe 388,384 R:\SB2CD003\ms03-023\1\pt\WindowsXP-KB823559-x86-PTG.exe 387,872 R:\SB2CD003\ms03-023\2\br\WindowsServer2003-KB823559-x86-PTB.exe 440,608 R:\SB2CD003\ms03-023\2\es\WindowsServer2003-KB823559-x86-ESN.exe 441,632 R:\SB2CD003\ms03-023\2\pt\WindowsServer2003-KB823559-x86-PTG.exe 441,120 R:\SB2CD003\ms03-023\3\br\823559BRZ8.EXE 316,512 R:\SB2CD003\ms03-023\3\es\823559SPA8.EXE 316,000 R:\SB2CD003\ms03-023\3\pt\823559POR8.EXE 316,512 R:\SB2CD003\ms03-023\4\br\Windows-KB823559-PTB.EXE 299,104 R:\SB2CD003\ms03-023\4\es\Windows-KB823559-ESP.EXE 299,616 R:\SB2CD003\ms03-023\5\es\Windows-KB823559-ESP.EXE 299,616 R:\SB2CD003\ms03-023\8\br\Windows2000-KB823559-x86-PTB.exe 393,776 R:\SB2CD003\ms03-023\8\es\Windows2000-KB823559-x86-ESN.exe 393,776 R:\SB2CD003\ms03-023\8\pt\Windows2000-KB823559-x86-PTG.exe 394,288 It seems that for platform specific patches, the NT family has the ESN suffix, the 9x line ESP or even SPA... In addition when you look at the download page on microsoft.com for this KB, you'll see 2 entries for portuguese (Portugal and Brazil) but only one for Spanish.

From the current list, you may add : KB823353 KB840315 KB839645 KB870669 KB867801 ADD SVC-HF1\WindowsServer2003-KB823353-x86-ENU.EXE http://download.microsoft.com/download/7/7/3/773c1014-30ed-4a37-ae5a-09be1918e1a3/WindowsServer2003-KB823353-x86-enu.exe 4314305716B5842DA757C0D913F7E698 ADD SVC-HF1\WindowsServer2003-KB840315-x86-ENU.EXE http://download.microsoft.com/download/b/4/2/b420044b-eb3a-442b-bba6-0156aa7896ef/WindowsServer2003-KB840315-x86-enu.exe CF9678E7573A1B3CF50E8C1F8A7C278A ADD SVC-HF1\WindowsServer2003-KB839645-x86-ENU.EXE http://download.microsoft.com/download/e/7/9/e79e9c09-1755-4ecc-8ccd-fc915c9e0cbf/WindowsServer2003-KB839645-x86-enu.exe 025E9DA6788B4BE4C770D19620892D3C ADD SVC-HF2\Windows-KB870669-x86-ENU.EXE http://download.microsoft.com/download/e/5/5/e55bbf16-ae16-4d58-8f75-3233ec146255/Windows-KB870669-x86-ENU.exe 23F365B842C979674D02057D79FFF29C ADD SVC-HF1\WindowsServer2003-KB867801-x86-ENU.EXE http://download.microsoft.com/download/2/a/e/2ae9e877-f448-49b4-8505-6c7feaf3d3eb/WindowsServer2003-KB867801-x86-enu.exe F278C3A4144C0EE8B566F60BE44078C1 Remove the following (with a DEL or a ; depending how you build your copy) KB832894 SVC-HF1\WindowsServer2003-KB832894-x86-ENU.EXE replaced by KB867801 Concerning the DirectX9.0b-KB839643 issue, you may use DirectX9.0c runtime : Repackage it with IEXpress : command : dxsetup /silent The MD5 hash was calculated by following the instructions in directx redist.txt : ADD SVC-PRE\directx90c.exe http://myserver/FILES/DIRECTX90C.EXE C6E40CD7EA63CFD67960FBE927067187 You may then remove ADD SVC-PRE\DX9NTOPK.EXE http://members.austarmetro.com.au/~mcsw2/MSFN/DX9NTopk.exe

I've tried to build an ISO with XPCREATE with the defaults in XPCREATE.INI It works well. However if I modify the CDSOURCE to other than an empty value when building from scratch (No SVC-... tree yet created), it outputs an error saying it can't extract the boot sector from the CD. If I dig into the code, it seems the NEWSOURCE variable in :CHECKBOOT if not set due to the way :CHECKSRC is written. I've modified the code the following way, and it seems OK :CHECKBOOT CALL :SHOWMESS "Trying to extract the Boot Image." :: WORKAROUND SET NEWSOURCE=%XPSOURCE% :: /WORKAROUND IF EXIST "%BOOTIMGFILE%" GOTO EOF But other regression tests weren't made.