GET LANG section

[Takeshi]

Under GET LANG section in HFSLIP_60220.cmd:

IF "!Localization!"=="Chinese(PRC)" SET LG=CN

IF "!Localization!"=="Chinese(PRC)" SET LNG=CHT

rem IF "!Localization!"=="Chinese(Taiwan)" SET LG=CHT ?????????????

IF "!Localization!"=="Chinese(Taiwan)" SET LNG=CHT

According to the expanded folder of windowsupdateagent20-x86.exe, shouldn't

Chinese(PRC) be SET LG=zhcn

and

Chinese(Taiwan) be SET LG=zhtw?

The EULA in those folders are correct for the respective languages.

And what's the purpose of SET LNG?

[Tomcat76]

The Chinese part needs some improvement. The problem is that the Microsoft documents are conflicting themselves so HFSLIP depends on user input for that.

Try the latest version (60302). I made some changes to the localization section.

[Takeshi]

Fine.

In reply to your pm query about prodspec.ini, the relevant entries are

Windows 2000 Simplified Chinese version:

Localization=Chinese(PRC)

Windows XP (Taiwanese version and Hong Kong version, both Traditional Chinese):

Localization=Traditional Chinese

[Tomcat76]

You just confirmed my assumption on the difference between "Simplified" and "Traditional". Thanks-- Your post has been very helpful. "Chinese(PRC)" should be fine in the current version of HFSLIP but I'll update it tomorrow to add support for "Traditional Chinese".

[tommyp]

Tomcat to the rescue! Do you think that microsoft ate their leaded paint chips this morning?

[Tomcat76]

Updated

[Takeshi]

Thanks you're welcome.

IF "!LG!"=="" ECHO You have run run the WindowsUpdateAgent20 manually after installation

Do you mean: You have to run...

Would you mind explaining the purpose of SET LNG? I can't find any more reference to this env variable outside the GET LANG section.

[Tomcat76]

It's already fixed for the version that'll be released tomorrow. I noticed it while rearranging the entire Localization section. Thanks anyway for reporting it.

"LNG" is not really used for the moment. Could be in the future...

[Takeshi]

OK Thanks.