SP2 Hotfixes Integrating

[Jekill]

Hello everybody, it's the first time for me,

I would ask you a question about the way of integrating hotfixes in SP2.

I've got some doubt about the procedure of compiling .bat file:

TITLE Windows XP SP2 Slipstreamer brought to you by www.MSFN.org

CLS

@echo off

ECHO.

ECHO Slipstreaming Windows XP SP2 Updates

ECHO Please wait...

FOR %%f IN (*.exe) DO "%%f" /Integrate:C:\XPCD

ECHO.

ECHO Slipstreaming Completed!

ECHO.

pause

In particular, if I have to integrate, for example, ten or more hotfixes, don't I have to specify their name, listed in the file above?

Like:

KB1*****.exe

KB******.exe

etc.

I've got one more question, sorry.

Windows update doesn't work for me, so I haven't got the right list of updates for my PC and I couldn't determine which of them to choose, in the list archived in your forum.

In the last massive update, infact, I've got problems with two or three of them.

For example, with "KB898461 -› Installs a permanent copy of the Package Installer for Windows version 6.1.22.4".

Don't you know an alternative way to be sure which fits or not for me?

Hi, good forum... great site.

Greetings.

Edited November 18, 2006 by Jekill

[MagicAndre1981]

why don't you use nLite for this?

[Jekill]

Yeah, I just considered it, but I red also, right in this portal, that nLite supports only last hotfixes and I should restore the wall "package" from SP2 (SP2 excluded) to now.

Anyway, I still didn't try it.

What have you got to say about this issue?

Thanks, bye.

[IcemanND]

FOR %%f IN (*.exe) DO "%%f" /Integrate:C:\XPCD

this piece of code searchs the current folder for any file with the extension EXE. Then runs that executable withe the integrate switch to integrate the hotfix into the installation source at c:\xpcd.

A list of hotfixes can be found here: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=31886#

For more information you can check out the Unattended Guide at http://unattended.msfn.org

[Jekill]

Thaks a lot, IcemanND. I needed only to be sure of that.

It's enough for me.

I think also it's the easiest manner to do it.

One last thing. I guess I have to rename the "Notepad written" above sintax with .bat (or .cmd). Isn't it?

Thanks and bye.

[IcemanND]

Yes, if you create it in notepad when you save it the extension should be changed to .CMD.

Good luck.