Igor Posted October 1, 2003 Posted October 1, 2003 I have extracted files from LiveDrvUni-Pack(ENG).exe and installed drivers normally with -r switch to obtain the response file setup.iss. Now, when I try to install drivers in silent mode with -s -f1"MyDirectory\setup.iss" switches, the setup process doesn't start at all but I obtain only a setup log with a ResultCode=-105 (For succesfull setup the value should be 0)The sound card is a Live Player 1024Any suggestions?
Alanoll Posted October 1, 2003 Posted October 1, 2003 you might have the iss file pointed to wrong.i'm not sure if the "\MyFolder" thing works. I used teh %systemdrive% variable so i don't have to worry about locations.but i had that error, and makin sure it pointed to teh file in the right folder helped.
Igor Posted October 1, 2003 Author Posted October 1, 2003 The path where is setup.iss is right and precisely I use "%systemdrive%\drivers\sblive\audio\setup\setup.iss". I have tried several times and I alwais obtain a resultcode=-105. What does it mean?
Igor Posted October 13, 2003 Author Posted October 13, 2003 Anyone that succesfully has installed in silent mode those drivers?
Numinous Posted October 13, 2003 Posted October 13, 2003 yeps.. well, i install the audigy drivers but im sure they contain live drivers too.. its all to do with the setup.iss.. follow the guidehttp://unattended.MSFN.org/xp/applications...stallshield.htmi use the command.. setup.exe -a -r -f1"c:\setup.iss" to record my options ..you'll find your setup.iss in c: then copy it overonly thing i do different..
Igor Posted October 13, 2003 Author Posted October 13, 2003 The only difference is -a switch. What does it mean?
Numinous Posted October 13, 2003 Posted October 13, 2003 The /a switch causes Setup.exe to perform an administrative installation. An administrative installation copies (and uncompresses) your data files to a directory specified by the user, but does not create shortcuts, register COM servers, or create an uninstallation log.hmmm probably better off without it heres a link http://documentation.installshield.com/rob...7cmain%20window
Stream2k Posted November 25, 2003 Posted November 25, 2003 Don't know if this will work for everyone but it does for me. I copied the root files, and two directories ('winxp_2k' & 'common')from //Audio/Drivers on my Soundblaster Live CD into a directory called 'LiveDrv' on my XPCD as shown below. The /s switch on CTZAPXX.exe appears to give a silent driver install. I call this up out of my main_batch.cmd file as shown below:start /wait %systemdrive%\Drivers\Sound\Creative\LiveDrv\CTZAPXX.exe /sNo surround mixer with this, just the drivers, but that's all i want :-) Only downside is that it takes 34.5MB of my CD up I'm sure i (you) could trim this down Hope this helps someone. Great forum & my 1st post
Marztabator Posted November 30, 2003 Posted November 30, 2003 This seems quite an interesting trick indeed. Anyone confirmed yet whether it works on their machines?
Igor Posted December 2, 2003 Author Posted December 2, 2003 Don't know if this will work for everyone but it does for me. I copied the root files, and two directories ('winxp_2k' & 'common')from //Audio/Drivers on my Soundblaster Live CD into a directory called 'LiveDrv' on my XPCD as shown below. The /s switch on CTZAPXX.exe appears to give a silent driver install. I call this up out of my main_batch.cmd file as shown below:start /wait %systemdrive%\Drivers\Sound\Creative\LiveDrv\CTZAPXX.exe /sNo surround mixer with this, just the drivers, but that's all i want :-) Only downside is that it takes 34.5MB of my CD up I'm sure i (you) could trim this down Hope this helps someone. Great forum & my 1st post Thank you very much
Screwz Luse Posted December 2, 2003 Posted December 2, 2003 Is there anything for the Sound Blaster Audigy by any chance? (I'm assuming those are for the Sound Blaster Live only)
DaveXP Posted December 2, 2003 Posted December 2, 2003 erm....i put the drivers in the $OEM$\$1\drivers folder that works fine, why not do that?
Screwz Luse Posted December 2, 2003 Posted December 2, 2003 Well, I tried that and it didn't seem to work for some reason. Ah, I'll double check my paths and everything.
Marztabator Posted December 2, 2003 Posted December 2, 2003 You are aware that the Soundblaster Drivers folder needs to be referenced in winnt.sif as well, right? Just checking.
Alanoll Posted December 2, 2003 Posted December 2, 2003 say you had everything install from a CD. how would you get it to be referenced in the winnt.sif?
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