.NET Framework 1.1 Service Pack

[RyanVM]

So it has to overwrite all files (=1) instead of skipping existing files (=2)?

If you're doing a clean install, it shouldn't make a difference.

[Jeronimo]

If I reason it: Tempmode install to a new Temporary location and will never have to overwrite any files.

WinRAR Help says it all. Just select Self-extracting modules from the helpindex and then the GUI RAR...

All options explained

[bucketbuster]

Okay, that's true.

Thanks.

[j4ever]

this is my comments tab:

;The comment below contains SFX script commands

Path=C:\WINDOWS\Temp\
SavePath
Setup=netfx.msi /qb!-
Silent=1
Overwrite=1

i am installing it from svcpack.inf. should i have TempMode? will it work?

[MHz]

@j4ever use this

;The comment below contains SFX script commands

Setup=Netfx.msi /qn /norestart

TempMode

Silent=1

Overwrite=1

[MHz]

@bucketbuster

When you choose tempmode. you do not need to ckoose a path. winrar does that and deletes it self after install.

[j4ever]

so could i choose a path like

Windows\Temp\netfx

SavePath

?????will that work from svcpack?

[Sly006]

http://www.ryanvm.net/msfn/netfxsp1.rar

There's a compressed copy of the installation point. All that remains is to make it into a self extractor.

Please forgive me, but I am still confused about what to do next.

I got the file from RyanVM, (netfxsp1.rar) and not so sure what next. I am trying to slipstream .net FrameWork 1.1 like everyone else here.

[Coolsights2000]

http://www.ryanvm.net/msfn/netfxsp1.rar

There's a compressed copy of the installation point. All that remains is to make it into a self extractor.

I'm confused as to why you keep saying slip stream of net 1.1 with sp1

Cause there is no stream to it...

it is a program just like popupcop , winamp, and all the rest there is nothing to update or slipstream to it...

Just make a installer and install it some where,, pick you spot...

[bucketbuster]

http://www.ryanvm.net/msfn/netfxsp1.rar

There's a compressed copy of the installation point. All that remains is to make it into a self extractor.

Please forgive me, but I am still confused about what to do next.

I got the file from RyanVM, (netfxsp1.rar) and not so sure what next. I am trying to slipstream .net FrameWork 1.1 like everyone else here.

Make a sfx from the rarfile that you downloaded from RyanVM.

You can use winrar, iexpress or powerarchiver or.....

Winrar gives the best compression.

[RyanVM]

http://www.ryanvm.net/msfn/netfxsp1.rar

There's a compressed copy of the installation point. All that remains is to make it into a self extractor.

I'm confused as to why you keep saying slip stream of net 1.1 with sp1

Cause there is no stream to it...

it is a program just like popupcop , winamp, and all the rest there is nothing to update or slipstream to it...

Just make a installer and install it some where,, pick you spot...

Slipstreaming is when you integrate an update into the original product install (like when people integrate XPSP2 into their install CDs so it doesn't have to be installed after installation). In this thread, we're slipstreaming the .NET 1.1 SP1 update into the original .NET 1.1 install source since there's no download from Microsoft that has SP1 integrated.

Understand now ? If not, I suggest you google "slipstream" and read about what it means, since it seems that you have no clue.

[MHz]

This is patch process?

You are patching the msi file and any files associated with it?

[RyanVM]

This is patch process?

You are patching the msi file and any files associated with it?

[MHz]

A patch alters files as this process does.

Slipstream just inserts new files.

do you agree.

.msp is a Microsoft Patch file.

[RyanVM]

A patch alters files as this process does.

Slipstream just inserts new files.

do you agree.

.msp is a Microsoft Patch file.

Generally, a patch is considered to be something run after the fact. Slipstreaming is done prior.

So I guess I disagree (because if we went with your definition, nobody's slipstreaming SP2 into their install source, which I think MS would even disagree with ).