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daemon inst not working

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I'm testing and have a folder here

c:\daemon341

in this folder i have

daemon.msi

history.txt

install.exe

readme.txt

setup.exe

From run i run this

C:\daemon341\daemon.msi\ /qn/reboot=suppress

But this is not a valid command

What am I missing ??

i think there needs to be a space:

so "/qn/reboot=suppress" becomes "/qn /reboot=suppress"

but im no expert on this sorta thing.. lol

Chris.

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Sorry there is space.

here it is and still wrong

C:\daemon341\daemon.msi\ /qn /reboot=suppress

It should be

start /wait C:\daemon341\daemon.msi /qn reboot=suppress

or

msiexec /i C:\daemon341\daemon.msi /qn reboot=suppress

Edit: No slashes before "reboot".

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start /wait C:\daemon341\daemon.msi /qn /reboot=suppress in the run dialog gives me this answer back:

Can't find start......

msiexec /i C:\daemon341\daemon.msi /qn /reboot=suppress in the run dialog gives me this answer back:

not a valid code

Are you running it from commandline?

Enter "cmd" in the run dialog and go on from there. "Start" doesn't work from the run dialog because it's an internal cmd.exe command.

Oh and there's no slash before reboot

msiexec /i C:\daemon341\daemon.msi reboot=suppress /qn

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Thanks

XP pro

Hir hir.....read this :-)))

What language is that?

I can't read anything but english,deutsch and danish...sorry

Zoster:

This work

start /wait C:\daemon341\daemon.msi /qn /reboot=suppress

but it is rebooting my pc. No daemon is installed when it opens again.

Is the switch not for installing???

Try:

start /wait daemon.msi Reboot=ReallySuppress /qn

BTW: The latest version is 3.46. Get it here.

@Koden

Try that,

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnceEx\003]
"1"="||msiexec /i \"c:\\Apps\\Système\\Cdrom\\daemon.msi\" /qb- REBOOT=Suppress TARGETDIR=\"%systemdrive%\\Logiciels\\Système\\Utilitaires\\D-Tools\" "
@="Installation de Daemon Tools"

There is no carriage return between Suppress and TARGETDIR

@+

Jj

hi,

try this please in XPlode:

	 <execute display='Installing Daemontools 3.44...'  program='#xplode#\Applications\daemon\daemon.msi' arguments='Reboot=ReallySuppress /qb'></execute>

or in a .cmd:

start /wait %SYSTEMDRIVE%\Install\Applications\daemon\daemon.msi Reboot=ReallySuppress /qb

this works like a charm when called @ T-13, T-12 or T-9 or RunOnceEx

hope this helps a bit

cya

Killer Bee

this works for me on daemon333

ECHO.

ECHO Installing DaemonTools

ECHO Please wait...

start /wait %systemdrive%\install\daemon333\daemon.msi /qb-

I've been using the same switches since v3.43 and it's always working for me:

REG ADD %KEY%\020 /VE /D "Daemon Tools 3.46" /f
REG ADD %KEY%\020 /V 1 /D "%systemdrive%\install\Applications\daemon\daemon.msi /qb REBOOT=Suppress" /f

Hem, :)

in my previous post in this topic i forgot to change %systemdrive% by its drive letter

@+

Jj

  • 3 weeks later...

erm i think zoster answered it in like the 4th and 6th and some other posts.......

daemon.msi /qb REBOOT=suppress

no slash before the reboot and it works fine for me.....

using daemon 3.46 gets a hardware installer box after but it goes away for me if you ignore it... (I'm busy playing solitare anyway after having it start as the first thing in the runonceex.... tho i should change to minesweeper as i play sol all throught the gui install too .... detachedprogram IS usefull after all...)

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