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Anyone else tried slipstreaming KB916048?

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I put the QFE file from http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=916048 into my HF folder but it does not seem to have made it into the SOURCESS folder. The storport.sys file that ended up in my SOURCESS folder was the original Windows 2003 SP1 version.

Has anyone else encountered this issue?

Works for me. What's the date on the original file?

Edit...

Oh wait... What do you mean by "you put the QFE file in the HF folder?" The HF folder is for hotfixes...

Edited by Tomcat76

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Well, it's a QFE file isn't it? :wacko:

Where should I put it if not /HF?

You can try in FIX. This will update the file but I don't know if Windows setup will accept it without the CAT file.

I'd put WindowsServer2003-KB916048-x86-xxx.exe in HF and don't bother with extracting it.

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OK, I'll try it again with v1.20 and see what happens.

Thanks.

ps: Tomcat76, check your messages.

BTW... I see in your sig you're using Server 2003 x64. Is that the one you're trying to update?

HFSLIP doesn't yet support 64-bit versions of Windows, I'm afraid. That could be the reason for your problem.

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No, I'm creating a slipstreamed DVD for 2003 SP1 x86 Enterprise Edition. My local machine is running x64.

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I got the right version of storport.sys when I ran HFSLIP v1.2.0. Not sure what sure what happened previously but it's all working now.

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