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BAMacek

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  1. Didn't realize you'd already had read through the link - but when I run the patch as implied there, under the "update" folder under SP2, I have the following files :

    eula.txt, KB826939.cat, spcustom.dll, update.exe, update.inf, update.ver

    Man, that's wierd - under my "update" folder (the one with the wierd name):

    In the "sp2/update" folder I have:

    • KB826939.cat
    • update.inf
    • update.ver

    In the "common" folder I have:

    • spuninst.exe
    • update.exe
    • spcustom.dll
    • spmsg.dll
    • Eula.txt

    I wonder how that happened.

    Is it ok to use update.exe from the common directory?

  2. [ CAN'T FIND UPDATE.EXE IN "XPCD\i386\Update" ]

    I was following the "Creating an Unattended Windows XP CD" guide and got to the section "Installing the Hotfixes" when I noticed that in the sample code for "XPCD\i386\svcpack.inf" (under [setupHotfixesToRun]), a file named "update.exe" is called from "XPCD\i386\Update\".

    The only things I have in that directory are the hotfixes I downloaded to be installed - none of which are named update.exe (all file names begin with Q and are followed by a 6-digit number [QXXXXXX.exe])

    What is "update.exe" and where can I get it? Did I miss something?

    http://www.MSFN.org/articles.php?action=show&id=38

    Thanks, but that doesn't help much, as I have already used that guide to slipstream the hotfix rollup. After opening "WindowsXP-KB826939-x86-ENU.exe", within the strangely-named folder that it extracts to, "sp2\update" contains only the following three files:

    • KB826939.cat
    • update.inf
    • update.ver

    Are you talking about "update.exe" within the "common" directory?

    If not, could someone explicitly answer my question?

    [ CAN'T FIND UPDATE.EXE IN "XPCD\i386\Update" ]I was following the "Creating an Unattended Windows XP CD" guide and got to the section "Installing the Hotfixes" when I noticed that in the sample code for "XPCD\i386\svcpack.inf" (under [setupHotfixesToRun]), a file named "update.exe" is called from "XPCD\i386\Update\".

    The only things I have in that directory are the hotfixes I downloaded to be installed - none of which are named update.exe (all file names begin with Q and are followed by a 6-digit number [QXXXXXX.exe])

    What is "update.exe" and where can I get it? Did I miss something?

  3. [ CAN'T FIND UPDATE.EXE IN "XPCD\i386\Update" ]

    I was following the "Creating an Unattended Windows XP CD" guide and got to the section "Installing the Hotfixes" when I noticed that in the sample code for "XPCD\i386\svcpack.inf" (under [setupHotfixesToRun]), a file named "update.exe" is called from "XPCD\i386\Update\".

    The only things I have in that directory are the hotfixes I downloaded to be installed - none of which are named update.exe (all file names begin with Q and are followed by a 6-digit number [QXXXXXX.exe]) I do however, have a file named "update.inf", and another named "update.ver".

    What is "update.exe" and where can I get it? Did I miss something?

    ---------------

    [ LISTING UPDATES IN "SVCPACK.INF" IN NUMERICAL ORDER ]

    In the same section mentioned above (Installing the Hotfixes) in the 7th paragraph:

    The entries shown in [setupHotfixesToRun]are just an example. All the hotfixes you have downloaded, renamed and copied to the Update folder should be added under this section in svcpack.inf, in numerical order.

    it stresses that the updates must be listed in numerical order, yet no one else's code for "svcpack.inf" that I saw in the forum, listed them in numerical order. IS IT NECESSARY?

  4. PRELUDE OF APPRECIATION

    [What's up, brethren? Being a newbie, i want to first extend my obligatory gratitude for not only the guide on "Creating an Unattended Windows XP CD" but for the MSFN in general (as I am just beginning to appreciate the overall depth of the site).]

    ACTUAL QUESTION:

    Will slipstreaming the Update Rollup 1 (KB826939) into Windows XP SP1 alleviate the need to install any of the hotfixes mentioned in the main list? If so (which I assume), which ones?

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