nLite will not integrate Windows 2000 Hotfix

[LeveL]

There are a few small hotfixes that nLite will not integrate into Windows 2000

like the Jscript hotfix and Malicious Software Removal Tool hotfix, but these

are only small.

The problem is, there is a HUGE hotfix called Windows2000-KB891861-v2-x86-ENU.EXE

that is over 30Mb (it seems to contain half of system32 when I look whats inside it!) and nLite

does not give any error to say it has not integrated it, but it does not integrate, the hotfix

is still needed on Windows Update.

I don't want to add 30Mb to my ISO (I could just use the /Q /O /Z switch to install it)

and I am not sure about using the HFSLIP method after using nLite on the OS, is there

any way to slipstream this hotfix into the source without having to add the 30Mb

file to the ISO?

This "Rollup Update" contains a lot of updated files, like I say if it is slipstreamed

properly somehow, I am sure the source won't increase in size at all:

uniproc *DIR*, update *DIR*, wms *DIR*, acctres.dll, adsiis.dll, adsldp.dll, adsldpc.dll, adsmsext.dll, advapi32.dll, afd.sys, asp.dll, authz.dll, autochk.exe, basesrv.dll, browser.dll, browseui.dll, cabinet.dll, callcont.dll, catsrv.dll, catsrvut.dll, cdfs.sys, chkdsk.exe, ciodm.dll, clbcatex.dll, clbcatq.dll, cluscfg.exe, clusocm.inf, clussvc.exe, cluster.inf, cmd.exe, colbact.dll, comadmin.dll, comrepl.dll, comsetup.dll, comsvcs.dll, comuid.dll, crypt32.dll, cryptdlg.dll, cryptnet.dll, cryptsvc.dll, cryptui.dll, csrsrv.dll, dao360.dll, default.asp, dhtmled.ocx, directdb.dll, dnsapi.dll, dnsrslvr.dll, dplayx.dll, dpwsockx.dll, dsexts.dll, dsprop.dll, dtcsetup.exe, dxmasf.dll, empty.cat, es.dll, eventlog.dll, expsrv.dll, fastfat.sys, faxui.dll, fltlib.dll, fltmc.exe, fltmgr.sys, fontview.exe, ftdisk.sys, gdi32.dll, gpedit.dll, grpconv.exe, h323.tsp, h323msp.dll, halmacpi.dll, hfsecper.inf, hfsecupd.inf, hhctrl.ocx, hlink.dll, html32.cnv, httpext.dll, hypertrm.dll, iischema.dll, iisext.dll, imgview.htt, inetcomm.dll, inetres.dll, inseng.dll, ipnat.sys, ipnathlp.dll, itircl.dll, itss.dll, jscript.dll, kdcsvc.dll, kerberos.dll, kernel32.dll, krnl386.exe, ksecdd.sys, linkinfo.dll, llssrv.exe, localspl.dll, lsasrv.dll, lsass.exe, mdac.cat, mf3216.dll, mountmgr.sys, mpr.dll, mq1repl.dll, mq1sync.exe, mqac.sys, mqads.dll, mqclus.dll, mqdscli.dll, mqdssrv.dll, mqmig.exe, mqmigrat.dll, mqoa.dll, mqperf.dll, mqqm.dll, mqrt.dll, mqsec.dll, mqsnap.dll, mqupgrd.dll, mqutil.dll, mrxsmb.sys, msasn1.dll, msconv97.dll, msdtclog.dll, msdtcprx.dll, msdtctm.dll, msdtcui.dll, msdxm.ocx, msexch40.dll, msexcl40.dll, msgina.dll, msgsvc.dll, mshtml.dll, msiexec.exe, msjet40.dll, msjetol1.dll, msjint40.dll, msjter40.dll, msjtes40.dll, msltus40.dll, msmq.cpl, msoe.dll, msoeres.dll, msoert2.dll, mspbde40.dll, msrating.dll, msrd2x40.dll, msrd3x40.dll, msrepl40.dll, mst120.dll, mstask.dll, mstask.exe, mstext40.dll, msv1_0.dll, mswdat10.dll, mswrd632.wpc, mswstr10.dll, msxbde40.dll, msxml3.dll, msxml3r.dll, mtstocom.exe, mtxclu.dll, mtxdm.dll, mtxlegih.dll, mtxoci.dll, mup.sys, nddenb32.dll, netapi32.dll, netbt.sys, netcfgx.dll, netdde.exe, nethood.htt, netlogon.dll, netmon.exe, newdev.dll, nmcom.dll, nntpfs.dll, nntpsvc.dll, nscm.exe, nsiislog.dll, nsisapi.exe, nspmon.exe, ntdll.dll, ntdsa.dll, ntfs.sys, ntkrnlmp.exe, ntkrnlpa.exe, ntkrpamp.exe, ntlanman.dll, ntoskrnl.exe, ntvdm.exe, ntvdmd.dll, nwrdr.sys, odbc32.dll, odbcbcp.dll, odbccp32.dll, oeimport.dll, ole32.dll, olecli32.dll, olecnv32.dll, osloader.exe, pngfilt.dll, profmap.dll, psbase.dll, psxss.exe, quartz.dll, query.dll, rasapi32.dll, rasdlg.dll, rasman.dll, rasscrpt.dll, rdbss.sys, rdpwd.sys, remotesp.tsp, ris.vbs, rpcproxy.dll, rpcrt4.dll, rpcss.dll, samlib.dll, samsrv.dll, scecli.dll, scesrv.dll, schannel.dll, scsiport.sys, seclogon.dll, services.exe, sfcfiles.dll, shdocvw.dll, shell32.dll, shlwapi.dll, sp3res.dll, spmsg.dll, spoolss.dll, spoolsv.exe, spuninst.exe, spupdsvc.exe, sqlsrv32.dll, srv.sys, srvsvc.dll, system.adm, tapisrv.dll, tcpip.sys, tshoot.ocx, txfaux.dll, udfs.sys, umandlg.dll, untfs.dll, updcustom.dll, url.dll, urlmon.dll, user32.dll, userenv.dll, vbajet32.dll, vbscript.dll, vdmdbg.dll, w32time.dll, w32tm.exe, wab32.dll, wab32res.dll, webvw.dll, win32k.sys, winhttp.dll, wininet.dll, winlogon.exe, wins.exe, winsrv.dll, wintrust.dll, wkssvc.dll, wldap32.dll, wlnotify.dll, wordpad.exe, wow32.dll, write32.wpc, xolehlp.dll.

This lot is more than 90Mb It is 25% of the Windows folder!

If theres no way to do this I will have to just add the big lump

of a 30Mb hotfix and install silently before last reboot.

Edited November 19, 2006 by LeveL

[Kiki Burgh]

I don't want to add 30Mb to my ISO (I could just use the /Q /O /Z switch to install it)

and I am not sure about using the HFSLIP method after using nLite on the OS, is there

any way to slipstream this hotfix into the source without having to add the 30Mb

file to the ISO?

hi LeveL! why not try slipstreaming it via HFSLIP then nLite to reduce further your source? this HF is supported by HFSLIP?

[LeveL]

hi LeveL! why not try slipstreaming it via HFSLIP then nLite to reduce further your source? this HF is supported by HFSLIP?

Thanks for the quick reply.

Well, I was being lazy and not wanting to strip it again but, its

fairly easy the way I have got things set up... can HFSLIP also

integrate these...

MDAC253-KB911562-x86-ENU.exe

Windows2000-KB891861-v2-x86-ENU.EXE

Windows2000-KB900725-x86-ENU.EXE

Windows2000-KB917008-x86-ENU.EXE

Windows2000-KB917344-56-x86-enu.Exe

Windows2000-KB923191-x86-ENU.EXE

Windows-KB890830-V1.22.exe

The thing is I have already integrated every other hotfix with nLite, even

my "source" folder has them integrated, eeeeek! Maybe using HFSLIP after

nLite might work?

Other option is to totally start again with Windows 2000 SP4 and slipstream

the dozen upon dozens of hotfixes in with HFSLIP then have that as the source

folder and start stripping (a copy of) that. Eeeeesh its had IE6 and DX9c integrated

with HFSLIP a long time ago, I think I got to start all over again but nevermind.

[Kiki Burgh]

yup, those are supported by HFSLIP ... give it a shot LeveL

[LeveL]

yup, those are supported by HFSLIP ... give it a shot LeveL

Thanks, everything integrated fine

And they all went home happily ever after.