-
I managed to create a "switchless installer" executable file using the /silent switch and cut the file size by removing the x64 files, but how is this integrated in nLite? I tried integrating it as a hotfix but that didn't work. Any ideas and where I might be going wrong? EDIT: just discovered this thread: http://www.msfn.org/board/How_To_Create_Ad...ide_t63596.html it pretty much answers my question
-
Is there a way to integrate the Visual Basic 6 SP6 runtime library as a regular hotfix/add-on in nLite? I'm using this file to install (from http://www.softwarepatch.com/windows/vbrun6.html ) VB6.0-KB290887-X86.exe
-
that's exactly it... the ZIP file does not belong there at all. Sorry for the trouble. I'm building a new installation CD to see if any problems occur.
-
I've attached the file... thanks for looking into it. Studioworks_995E.zip
-
setup was aborted early on due to a line a error in textsetup.sif (line 9939) The line in question is lg_monitor_driver_crt&flatron[1].zip = 2000,,,,,,,2000,0,0 to give some context, this is where it appears: [sourceDisksFiles.x86] 2gmgsmt.sf2 = 1,,,,,,,,3,3 3cwmcru.sys = 1,,,,,,,,3,3 [200 lines later] lg995e.icm = 2000,,,,,,,2000,0,0 lg995e.icm = 2001,,,,,,,2001,0,0 lg_monitor_driver_crt&flatron[1].zip = 2000,,,,,,,2000,0,0 lgmnt.cat = 2000,,,,,,,2000,0,0 lgmnt.inf = 2000,,,,,,,2000,0,0 I was integrating hotfixes and drivers into a Window XP Pro SP2 VLK, I'm going to try again, but this time I'll leave the particular driver out. I used to include it in my Win2000Pro VLK installation, but perhaps WinXP doesn't need it? Either way... what's causing the line error? is it a syntax issue or the driver? thank you, as always any insight would be appreciated.
-
got a message during hotfix integration in WinXP SP2 Vol. (advanced option to report messages was enabled) Message said: ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Warning! KB 890175 - direct integration for this hotfix is not supported. Please report if this is unexpected Do you want to try and use regular integration method for this hotfix? [yes] [no] ----------------------------------------------------------------------- what is meant by "regular integration" here? has anyone else experienced this warning... with this hotfix? should I just shelve this hotfix and install it once Windows is up and running? any help would be appreciate.