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From: Dirk Huettemann on 22 Jan 2007 09:11
Oh yes,

I do this before you write this tip. I take a clear CD with SP2 integrated
(Select) and integrate the patch with the switch /integrate So I become the
follow dirs.
In last post I've wrote a mistake

In the i386/svcpack are this files
hfint.dat
KB888111WXSP2.cat
KB888111WXSP2.exe

The other files (hdaudio.inf too) are in the directory i386/CommonFiles not
svcpack that I wrote in the last posting !

But the result was the same. Don't find the file.
Can I be a result of a wrong unattend.txt file.

Thanks

"Mario Schmidt" wrote:

> Dirk Huettemann schrieb:
> > Hello,
> >
> > thank for your post. You're right. I don't know where was the problem
> > before. I copy the setup files again, start the setup with /integrate and
> > than it's work.
> >
> > But at this time I had the next problem. The I start the unattended setup
> > the setup begins an run only to the copy file dialog. Then stop an becomes a
> > error "Setup don't find the file hdaudio.inf". Then I search in the sources I
> > find the file in
> > svcpack under i386.
>
> I am sure you are not doing this on a "clean" base.
>
> Using the /integrate switch on updates does nothing else but creating
> the I386/svcpack.inf file which is executed during graphical setup
> phase. It only makes a copy of the update file in I386/svcpack folder
> which is normally (but silently) installed during setup. All integrated
> updates go into that folder.
>
> So your message should NEVER appear. Use a fresh I386 folder copy
> (integrate SP2 first if not already!), integrate the update with
> /integrate switch and try again.
>
From: Dirk Huettemann on 22 Jan 2007 09:18
Oh sorry, the only change in I386 is a $OEM$ Directory. It's a problem ?

Regards

"Dirk Huettemann" wrote:

> Oh yes,
>
> I do this before you write this tip. I take a clear CD with SP2 integrated
> (Select) and integrate the patch with the switch /integrate So I become the
> follow dirs.
> In last post I've wrote a mistake
>
> In the i386/svcpack are this files
> hfint.dat
> KB888111WXSP2.cat
> KB888111WXSP2.exe
>
> The other files (hdaudio.inf too) are in the directory i386/CommonFiles not
> svcpack that I wrote in the last posting !
>
> But the result was the same. Don't find the file.
> Can I be a result of a wrong unattend.txt file.
>
> Thanks
>
> "Mario Schmidt" wrote:
>
> > Dirk Huettemann schrieb:
> > > Hello,
> > >
> > > thank for your post. You're right. I don't know where was the problem
> > > before. I copy the setup files again, start the setup with /integrate and
> > > than it's work.
> > >
> > > But at this time I had the next problem. The I start the unattended setup
> > > the setup begins an run only to the copy file dialog. Then stop an becomes a
> > > error "Setup don't find the file hdaudio.inf". Then I search in the sources I
> > > find the file in
> > > svcpack under i386.
> >
> > I am sure you are not doing this on a "clean" base.
> >
> > Using the /integrate switch on updates does nothing else but creating
> > the I386/svcpack.inf file which is executed during graphical setup
> > phase. It only makes a copy of the update file in I386/svcpack folder
> > which is normally (but silently) installed during setup. All integrated
> > updates go into that folder.
> >
> > So your message should NEVER appear. Use a fresh I386 folder copy
> > (integrate SP2 first if not already!), integrate the update with
> > /integrate switch and try again.
> >
From: Mario Schmidt on 22 Jan 2007 15:11
Dirk Huettemann schrieb:
> Oh yes,
>
> I do this before you write this tip. I take a clear CD with SP2 integrated
> (Select) and integrate the patch with the switch /integrate So I become the
> follow dirs.
> In last post I've wrote a mistake
>
> In the i386/svcpack are this files
> hfint.dat
> KB888111WXSP2.cat
> KB888111WXSP2.exe

Ahhhh I got it! This changed with v2 of this update. Microsoft got it wrong.

All files in svcpack folder HAVE TO be in 8.3 filename. Just change both
KB888111WXSP2 filenames to KB888111 in svcpack folder and also their
reference in svcpack.inf and you should be fine!

Shame on Microsoft!!! I hate them for things like that!
From: Dirk Huettemann on 23 Jan 2007 12:59
Sorry,

it's don't work.Same error
Don't find
hdaudio.inf

I'm change the entrys in i386\svcpack.inf to what you write.
But I think it's a other Problem. By copy file in text mode setup the error
is display
The files are stored in i386\commonfiles\
hdaudio.inf
hdaudio.sys
ond more

Have you more idears ;=)

Thanks and Regards
Dirk


"Mario Schmidt" <mario.schmidt(a)mediavillage.de> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:ep35pu$ddv$1(a)news01.versatel.de...
> Dirk Huettemann schrieb:
>> Oh yes, I do this before you write this tip. I take a clear CD with SP2
>> integrated (Select) and integrate the patch with the switch /integrate So
>> I become the follow dirs.
>> In last post I've wrote a mistake
>>
>> In the i386/svcpack are this files
>> hfint.dat
>> KB888111WXSP2.cat
>> KB888111WXSP2.exe
>
> Ahhhh I got it! This changed with v2 of this update. Microsoft got it
> wrong.
>
> All files in svcpack folder HAVE TO be in 8.3 filename. Just change both
> KB888111WXSP2 filenames to KB888111 in svcpack folder and also their
> reference in svcpack.inf and you should be fine!
>
> Shame on Microsoft!!! I hate them for things like that!


From: Mario Schmidt on 23 Jan 2007 13:52
Dirk Huettemann schrieb:
> Sorry,
>
> it's don't work.Same error
> Don't find
> hdaudio.inf
>
> I'm change the entrys in i386\svcpack.inf to what you write.
> But I think it's a other Problem. By copy file in text mode setup the error
> is display
> The files are stored in i386\commonfiles\
> hdaudio.inf
> hdaudio.sys
> ond more
>
> Have you more idears ;=)

There is one last thing you may try:

Integrate manually.

Use a fresh I386 source. Then manually create the svcpack folder and
copy KB888111.exe into it.

Then create I386\svcpack.inf with this content:

---snip---
[Version]
BuildNumber=2600
MinorVersion=1
MajorVersion=5
Signature="$WINDOWS NT$"

[SetupData]
CatalogSubDir="\i386\SVCPACK"

[ProductCatalogsToInstall]

[SetupHotfixesToRun]
KB888111.exe /U /O /N /Z
---snap---

You will see a popup installing the update during setup at stage
"registering components". You may change the parameters to be completely
silent.

This WILL WORK because thats how I do it. This method works for all
updates which don' t rely on the GUI running. You may even install some
other programs which have "friendly" silent installers.
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