jobbie Posted January 6, 2005 Posted January 6, 2005 ihave problem whit my already slipstreamed windows xp cd.this cd included service pack 2, media player 10 and all the other updates .i did make a new one of this cd and i did slipstreamed it whit the follow updates:media connect (the one i made whit the programm from GreenMachine)windowsxp kb873339windows xp kb885835windows xp kb885836windows xp kb886185windows xp kb887797i have placed the kb files into the folder svc-hf1i had after slipstreaming al the kb files not installed whit a instalation of a new windows system.but the media connects it works fully thanks GMMy question is do i need al the updates included sp2 in one time or not.thanks anyway
GreenMachine Posted February 4, 2005 Posted February 4, 2005 Hmmm ... Sorry, jobbie, but I do not quite understand the question. If this is still an issue, please re-phrase the question, and I will try to help.
tguy Posted February 4, 2005 Posted February 4, 2005 If your talking about installing post SP2 updates, you can use the svcpack.inf method, batch file deployment with qchain.exe, and a number of other methods.Search the forum for this info. Its there, I'm sure more than once.
GreenMachine Posted February 5, 2005 Posted February 5, 2005 Installing post SP2 updates IS what XPCREATE does ...
tarquel Posted February 5, 2005 Posted February 5, 2005 ihave problem whit my already slipstreamed windows xp cd.this cd included service pack 2, media player 10 and all the other updates .i did make a new one of this cd and i did slipstreamed it whit the follow updates:Are you saying that you are trying to use a "already-slipstreamed-with-xpcreate" CD of XP SP2 to create a new cd?GM....surely that would create problems right? :S (I think i remember being advised against this about a year or so ago hehe)Regards,N.
GreenMachine Posted February 7, 2005 Posted February 7, 2005 Actually, pre-slipstreamed versions are OK, as long as the corresponding hotfixes are used. Of course, slipstreaming a service pack a second time could cause unpredictable results.
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