Does nLite support:

-adding DirectX 9.0c into Windows 2000

-adding Internet Explorer 6.0 Service Pack 1 into Windows 2000

I attempted to include both items and both attempts failed.

Cheers,

Kie

I've installed them via an addon pack but not integrated via the hotfix option.

There's a sticky for creating a 7-zip addon pack and creating the cab file.

For IE6, the silent option is "ie6setup.exe /Q".

For DirectX, I downloaded the full redistributable and the silent option is "dxsetup.exe /silent".

Granted this isn't as space saving as a direct integration but it works just as well.

Does nLite support:

-adding DirectX 9.0c into Windows 2000

-adding Internet Explorer 6.0 Service Pack 1 into Windows 2000

I attempted to include both items and both attempts failed.

Cheers,

Kie

i have both addons already. ya want ? IE6 is about 12 MB and installs from SVCPACK. DX9 is about 45 megs (october 2006 update) and installs from RUNONCE. I've only removed the 64-bit files from DX9 so thats about as slim as I could make it. If anyone can suggest some more files I could remove that would be very welcome

ATM and afaik, nlite can't slipstream DX.

HFSlip can.

I've installed them via an addon pack but not integrated via the hotfix option.

There's a sticky for creating a 7-zip addon pack and creating the cab file.

For IE6, the silent option is "ie6setup.exe /Q".

For DirectX, I downloaded the full redistributable and the silent option is "dxsetup.exe /silent".

Granted this isn't as space saving as a direct integration but it works just as well.

I'd be interested in IE 6 B)

ATM and afaik, nlite can't slipstream DX.

HFSlip can.

HFSlip... will need to investigate

ATM and afaik, nlite can't slipstream DX.

HFSlip can.

HFSlip... will need to investigate

well i did try it out after reading that post and OMG, its superb!!! No addons required, no nothing, IE6 and DX9 totally slipstreamed. Like the site says, it does need a bit of an attention span but the rewards are truly awesome! The one caveat is NLiting the whole thing might be a little bit tricky/troublesome!

Edited October 26, 200619 yr by johndoe74

well i did try it out after reading that post and OMG, its superb!!! No addons required, no nothing, IE6 and DX9 totally slipstreamed. Like the site says, it does need a bit of an attention span but the rewards are truly awesome! The one caveat is NLiting the whole thing might be a little bit tricky/troublesome!

Full XP SP1 update with HFSlip + high nlitement (down to 120/130MB) + DriverPacks + WIHU and not a single problem.

I've installed them via an addon pack but not integrated via the hotfix option.

There's a sticky for creating a 7-zip addon pack and creating the cab file.

For IE6, the silent option is "ie6setup.exe /Q".

For DirectX, I downloaded the full redistributable and the silent option is "dxsetup.exe /silent".

Granted this isn't as space saving as a direct integration but it works just as well.

What is the difference between an adon and hotfix option? I was under the impression they are the same.

Is there a stripped down dx9 to add similar to the one hfslip uses?

If anyone can suggest some more files I could remove that would be very welcome

What about bda.cab and directx.cab. they are for 98/ME.

the_guy

wow thanks! just shaved 15-16 megs off the thing

I also integrated IE6 and DirectX 9c a while ago using the HFSLIP

guide, it works perfectly but can you use nLite on that afterwards?

I vaguely remember it doesn't like nLite, or nLite doesn't like it,

depending on which side your bread is buttered.

All I want to do to it really is re-compress the cab files and

remove a few languages here and there, hmmm, guess I

will just have to try it out.

Edited November 19, 200619 yr by LeveL

Goto "nLite and HFSLIP" on this page.

It gives you a list of files not to remove with both WMP and DX things, there's a ";wm codec stuff" between them but it's not so easy to find it.

And I've been using nLite with HFSLIP without any problem for months.

Just keep this in mind:

1-HFSLIP and updaters

2-nLite

3-BTS's DriverPacks

4-anything you want