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"For a faster .NET Framework installation, and setup files occupying 11 MB on the CD, you can download this 7-Zip SFX package created by RyanVM from the MSFN Forums (thanks for taking the time to do this!). By default, this installs silently, so no switches are required.

Download: .NET Framework 1.1 with SP1"

where should i put the file:

netfxsp1.exe

or i need to extract it ???? and is it surely slipstreamed with SP1 ?


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Yes, it is surely integrated with SP1 ;)

Put it wherever you normally run files from on your unattended CD. It runs like any other EXE, it just requires no switches.

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i have never run any files from my CD so your file is my first one.... do i need to write a batch file or something and include the file's path on it ? i really dont know where to put the file /:

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What are you doing reading a section on unattended XP installs if you don't have an unattended CD? Or am I misreading you? If you have one, put the EXE in the same place you put all the other ones you run during unattended setup.

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i have an unattended CD but i dont have any EXE files i run during the installation... i just have the winnt.sif, and SP1 integrated and reg tweaks... no EXE files... help me plzzzzzz

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On CD:

X:\XPCD\$OEM$\$1\Install\DotNet\netfxsp1.exe

Batch:

start /wait %systemdrive%\Install\DotNet\netfxsp1.exe

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is it good if i put on the cmdlines.txt:

[COMMANDS]

start /wait %systemdrive%\Install\DotNet\netfxsp1.exe

"REGEDIT /S regtweaks.reg"

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is it good if i put on the cmdlines.txt:

[COMMANDS]

start /wait %systemdrive%\Install\DotNet\netfxsp1.exe

"REGEDIT /S regtweaks.reg"

cmdlines.txt doesn't support start /wait

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ok i think i understand this.... i put this on winnt.sif:

[GuiRunOnce]

Command0="diskperf -N"

Command1="%systemdrive%\install\batchfile.cmd"

good ? ? ? ?? ? ? ??

or i need to write:

systemdrive%\install\batchfile.cmd

Command0="diskperf -N"

?

i think the first one is good... mmmm make me sure dudes...

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I have guiupdate.cmd in my $OEM$\$1 folder on my CD. This the command I use in winnt.sif to call it:

[GuiRunOnce]
%systemdrive%\guiupdate.cmd

EDIT: BTW, I strongly recommend you download MS VirtualPC 2004 or VMWare so you can test this stuff out before burning a CD.

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