RyanVM

That's an OfficeXP Update, not an SP2 Update. EDIT: It updates MSO.dll, which isn't found on the XP CD.

Well, it's quite possible that the English version is the exception (I wouldn't have known that since it's the version I use ). It's also quite irrelevant. If -10 works for all instances, then we're set. Can some people using XP languages other than English confirm that for me? In a command prompt, type in echo %DATE:~-10%and post the results. I'm using a Taiwan windows version, and it doesn't seen to work for me since the day is at the end. echo %date:~-10% /10/14 ?¯ŠúŽl echo %date% 2004/10/14 ?¯ŠúŽl FOR /F %I IN ('DATE /T') DO echo %I 2004/10/14 and Microsoft Windows Script 5.6.8825 seems to be language dependent, since i have these files in addition: scripcht.cat jscht.dll scocht.dll scrrncht.dll vbscht.dll wshcht.dll Don't know what to tell you, sorry.

I'm not including it, duh

MSXML 3.0 SP5 is included with XP SP2.

http://support.microsoft.com/?id=824994

Dunno, it doesn't show it on mine.

It does the same thing. I just runs the EXE with the /integrate command pointed at your install source.

You'd have to delete the files it adds to the svcpack directory in i386, remove the entries for it in svcpack.inf, and delete the files in i386 that it copied (easy since they aren't makecabbed . You can just grab the list of updated files - there's 5 total I think - and find them). Or just make the CD again . With nLite, it's fricken easy (Yeah, I recently became a believer)

As far as I know, that option has been totally removed from nLite as of 0.99.1. If it's still there, yes you should uncheck it However, I'm hoping that with 1.0.2, it will no longer matter as I might have a way of running that cmd file directly from the INF. Still testing that, though

Only one of the hotfixes released yesterday applies to SP2. I'll release an updated version of the pack when it's done. Things are a tad hectic right now on the schoolwork front, so it may be a day or so. If you're in an absolute rush, you can always use the /integrate switch. Otherwise, patience

Thanks I do update my first post in the thread when I release a new version too, just so you know.

The hacked file only allows you to disable it via the registry. I still leave it enabled by default, but at least you can disable it if you want.So disable sfc need's to be unchecked when using nlite Use nLite like you normally would. nuhi disregards the patched sfc_os.dll and patched uxtheme.dll in my pack when extracting and patches them with nLite still.

It looks to me like 873377 isn't necessary for SP2. The file versions and dates are all older.

Because it's grossly inefficient. It still requires you to run the EXE and it doesn't compress the hotfixed files on the CD.

http://nuhi.msfn.org/

Awesome. Just so you guys know, I'm about halfway finished integrating & testing KB834707. My web host is going to help me set up a bittorrent tracker, so putting out new releases will be much easier all around. Unfortunately, I do have a life outside MSFN and the proverbial sh*t has hit the fan for my schoolwork in the last couple days, so I may not be able to release it right away.

Umm, yeah. If you would have searched, you would have seen that it's common knowledge that you can't use F6 with unattended installs. It's because you have OEMPreinstall=Yes in winnt.sif.

Sorry about that delay, this is from the created ISO, i already expanded it.. I noticed that the RVMUpPck.inf entry is in there under hotfixupdates..just to give some further info, i just used Nuhi's tool to slipstream and add your pack, then i used the windows management program tocreate the multiboot cd, again no additions in it either just select O/S's and create.! Try a CD without the multiboot crap and see if it works then.

Umm, it's a newer version. The hacked file only allows you to disable it via the registry. I still leave it enabled by default, but at least you can disable it if you want. Did you read the installation directions? I don't recall ever saying anything about editing winnt.sif in them Correct

Are you using my pack? If so, it's probably because you're sending the wrong parameters to it. http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/freeware/psshutdown.shtml

Attach your sysoc.inf please. I'm betting that the Window Management program screws up the entry in sysoc.inf in there which sets the registry entries.

Actually, I made the pack in the first place because I don't like the /integrate command EDIT: I'll work on integrating it, but don't expect a new release for a bit.

That's a bug with nLite 0.99.1, not my pack. There's posts in the nLite forum about it.

I'm hoping nothing new comes for awhile. At the rate I'm burning through bandwidth, I'll run out in about a week. There's no way I could put out another release this month. I'm seriously looking into setting up a bittorrent tracker for this to alleviate some of the bandwidth.

In winnt.sif, set UnattendMode=DefaultHide and leave the entries you want to fill in manually either blank or don't include them at all.