BaTLeZone Posted July 27, 2005 Posted July 27, 2005 (edited) Yup! I was still using the original. Had not have time to relearn the new one untill the summer started. I got everything working but 2 things.....for some resone it will not display right (does in 2000 but not xp)<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?><XPlode4> <config> <environment> <!-- strings for the original display plugin --> <display.title>Updating Windows XP Phase 1</display.title> <display.complete>completed</display.complete> <!-- strings for the adduser plugin, #1# is replaced by the username/groupname--> <acctmgmt.adduser>Adding user: #1#</acctmgmt.adduser> <acctmgmt.deluser>Deleting user: #1#</acctmgmt.deluser> <acctmgmt.addgroup>Adding group: #1#</acctmgmt.addgroup> <acctmgmt.delgroup>Deleting group: #1#</acctmgmt.delgroup> <!-- strings for the adduser plugin, #1# is replaced by the program --> <execute.string>Executing: #1#</execute.string> <!-- strings for the misc plugin --> <misc.sfcos-disable>Disabling Windows File Protection</misc.sfcos-disable> <misc.sfcos-enable>Enabling Windows File Protection</misc.sfcos-enable> <!-- strings for the registry plugin --> <registry.read>Reading from registry</registry.read> <registry.write>Writing to registry</registry.write> </environment> <!-- Block containing all settings for the current display plugin. This will be dependent on which plugin used, so check documentation for that specific plug. --> <display plugin='#XPLODE#\XPlodeOriginalInstall.x4d'> <hidewindow>Windows Update</hidewindow> <hidewindow>CMD.EXE</hidewindow> <show total='6' after='4' subcount='true' /> <!-- make antialiasing false if you're running GUIinstall mode --> <font face='Tahoma' antialias='true' small='8' large='13' /> <!-- note the position attribute - it is listed in 'x,y' positions. --> <!-- 0..8 still may be used. --> <!-- window width='340' height='200' position='8' --> <window width='440' position='8' fixmain='0' /> <!-- can be standalone, or guiredraw --> <!-- for the latter two, you don't need to specify background colours, or images. --> <windowmode mode='standalone' border='false' /> <colours> <header back='#003399' fore='#FFFFFF' image='%XPLODE%\images\head.png' /> <footer back='#003399' fore='#FFFFFF' image='%XPLODE%\images\foot.png' /> <progress border='#000000' back='#FFFFFF' fore='#008800' fore2='#00AA00' /> <main back='#6699FF' fore='#FFFFFF' current='#FFFF00' description='#FFFFFF' image='%XPLODE%\images\main.png' overlay='#FFFFFF22' /> </colours> </display> </config> <items> <item name='SERVICE PACK 2'> <execute display='Installing Service Pack 2 ...'> <program>%systemdrive%\install\SP2\WindowsXP-SP2.exe</program> <arguments>/Q /U /Z</arguments> <hide>False</hide> <wait>true</wait> </execute> </item> <item display='Rebooting'> <execute display='Now REBOOTING ...'> <program>%systemdrive%\install\shutdown.exe</program> <arguments>-r -f -t 10</arguments> <hide>False</hide> <wait>true</wait> </execute> </item> </items></XPlode4>and...edit ... removedany ideas? Edited July 29, 2005 by BaTLeZone
messer Posted July 28, 2005 Posted July 28, 2005 Hi,on my systems it's running with a single set of " .The corresponding tag looks like this: <execute display='Installing ENU_Q832483_MDAC_X86 ...'> <program>%systemdrive%\install\type2\Q832483.EXE</program> <arguments>/C:"dahotfix.exe /q /n" /q:a</arguments> <hide>False</hide> <wait>true</wait> </execute>Btw, I have taken your directory settings in the above mentioned example .Hope that helpsMichael
BaTLeZone Posted July 29, 2005 Author Posted July 29, 2005 (edited) Thanks the solved my update problem.I'll attach a log file latter have not got one handy right now, but I'll elaberate a bit more on the problem....everthing acually works and sp2 does install, but it displays the two lines on top of one another. I hope that makes sence.Edit:Ok here is my log file...XPlode.rar Edited August 5, 2005 by BaTLeZone
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