Windows 7 Hotfix repository

Trinket, if you can write a batch file you can integrate the msp updates. Its not hard, SoLoR has the updates extracted and a cmd to integrate them into the pre-prepared/extracted installer

Just integrate all the updates that SoLoR has and also integrate KB2468871 into all client/extended x86/x64 installers

BTW if you are using x64 you only need to install the x64 MSI's, they already include x86 libraries...another thing dont install via setup.exe, dont think it will work

 

Hi Trinket,
Could you please post your package of x64 silent .net4 framework installer so i can integrate it to my unattended seven dvd and i think other members of this forum would like it.
Thanks in advance.

 

Can we delete msp files from hotfixes folder of SOLOR's .net 4 installer after they have been integrated to reduce total size of the package?

 

If that did happen, it would be better to move it them to a folder stating they are not needed if using the integrated installer

 

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I see that these Update were not added to the repository of SoLoR
they are not installed?

thank

 

Only KB2487292 applies to Windows 7 and it is in the Repo'.

 

ok thanks

 

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Thanks, SoLoR for the repository update.

Repository updated by SoLoR on 13.3.2011 introduces a new hotfix, KB2510206, which is currently without KB article.

KB2510206:
Windows-OS-Kernel, 6.1.7601.17568 / 6.1.7601.21671
Windows-RtlQueryRegistry-TrustedTypes, 6.1.7600.16695 / 6.1.7600.20912

It seems that KB2510206 provides newer updates, compared to KB2417038-v2.

KB2417038-v2:
Windows-OS-Kernel, 6.1.7601.21649
Windows-RtlQueryRegistry-TrustedTypes, 6.1.7600.20888

However, SoLoR did not remove KB2417038 from the repository, indicating that KB2510206 does not superseed KB2417038-v2. My questions:

1. Is KB2510206 a kernel update, similar to KB2417038-v2? If so, I would certainly install it, since it is important.

2. Do I have to uninstall KB2417038-v2 before installing KB2510206, to reflect the superseeding relationship?

Thanks.

 

SoLoR you think you can introduce a new category in your legend for the superseded LDR hf's?

Maybe a strike thru or a asterisk* next to the kb article for those of us that use the cmd installer by burfadel to force install LDR files (I also use a modded version of the installer to force integrate the LDR files)

 

Thats correct, the update kb2417038-v2 isn't needed with the Installer. It doesn't matter if you have both updates installed using the installer, it just means you have several unnecessary files and folders installed if you do .

If the above suggestion is put into place, I'll edit my uninstall script so both scenario's can be covered.

 

if we integrate the drivers of ISO is to integrate the 2 Updates (KB2417038-v2 and KB2510206)?

or just KB2510206?

thanks

 

To mod the installer to "integrate" ldr updates all you have to edit is the following (4 instances)

Code:

%z%pkgmgr.exe /norestart /ip /m:%temp%\cabtemp\qfeldr\update-bf.mum
%z%pkgmgr.exe /norestart /ip /m:%temp%\cabtemp\qfeldr\update.mum

to

%z%dism /image:<your_path_to_offline_folder> /add-package /packagepath:%temp%\cabtemp\qfeldr\update-bf.mum /packagepath:%temp%\cabtemp\qfeldr\update.mum

And

Code:

%z%pkgmgr.exe /norestart /ip /m:%temp%\cabtemp\qfeldr\update.mum

to

%z%dism /image:<your_path_to_offline_folder> /add-package /packagepath:%temp%\cabtemp\qfeldr\update.mum

Then all you need to do is mount your image and run the cmd, it will extract and force integrate the LDR files into <your_path_to_offline_folder>

@burfadel, would be nice if we could enter a custom path to our offline image...also if the cmd could detect if we have AIK or OPK installed and use those files instead of the system32 files (expand, pkgmgr, dism, etc.)

Code:

"%programfiles%\windows aik\tools\%PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE%\servicing\"
"%programfiles%\windows opk\tools\%PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE%\servicing\"

TIA

 

**Internet Explorer 9 is out**

Since I can't post links yet, well just google it

 

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