[Release] NT5.2 EoS Delta Addon 2017-06_1

[5eraph]

FlashAX addon updated to 23.0.0.205.

[5eraph]

FlashAX addon updated to 23.0.0.207.

[5eraph]

Delta addon updated to 2016-12_1.

FlashAX addon updated to 24.0.0.186.

[5eraph]

Delta addon updated to 2017-03_1.

FlashAX addon updated to 25.0.0.127.

[5eraph]

Delta addon updated to 2017-05_1.

FlashAX addon updated to 25.0.0.171.

[maur0]

[Dibya]

hi 5eraph ,
Waiting for update their lot released this month

[5eraph]

This month's Delta addon has been merged with a new release of the update pack, Dibya.

FlashAX addon updated to 26.0.0.131.

[Dibya]

Thanks

[petrus.maxima]

hi 5eraph
I couldnt find the `NT5.2 EoS Delta Addon 2017-06_1` link did you integrate it to any other packed
thanks for your efford

[5eraph]

You don't need it with the latest version of the update pack (v2017-06_2).

[alsyundawy]

waiting ...

[alsyundawy]

waiting update @5eraph

[shhnedo]

waiting update @5eraph

https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.co ... ows+xp+x64
No new updates since June 2017.

[5eraph]

Could update time zones and certificates, but they're easy file replacements. You can pull the files out of the POSReady addon and directly replace those in the source after integrating the update pack.

[mockingbird]

Could update time zones and certificates, but they're easy file replacements. You can pull the files out of the POSReady addon and directly replace those in the source after integrating the update pack.

5eraph - How do you update the timezone file(s)? In AMD64, I'm only seeing TZCHANGE.EX_, but in XPSP3_QFE_POSReady_Addon_20180520_5er I see tzchange.exe, tzupdate.inf, and windowsxp-kb4020322-x86-embedded-enu also has a tzchange.dll.

I did extract the root updates without issue, compressed them with this:
cabarc.exe /m lzx:21 n c:\rvkroots.ex_ c:\rvkroots.exe

and then overwrote them in AMD64 after integrating your last pack with RVM.

Thanks

[5eraph]

The only time zone file that you need is tzupdate.inf from the POSReady addon. It is created by a script I run after installing the latest time zone update to an unaltered Windows install in a virtual machine. Rename the INF to TimeZone.inf and replace the file in your source.

You can edit line 5 to match the x64 source file if you want, but it's not strictly necessary.

[mockingbird]

Thanks a lot. Can I right click install after the fact (i.e. does this install the update?)

[5eraph]

That does not install the update: the INF file is technically a registry hive. To make it "right-click installable" you could try replacing the first 5 lines with the following code. I can't guarantee it will install correctly by this method, though. If a time zone being updated is one you're currently using then you may need to change your current time zone a few times to make it stick, because a copy of the one you're using is stored elsewhere in the registry. This method also does not remove obsolete entries added by previous time zone updates.

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[Version]
Signature="$Windows NT$"

[DefaultInstall]
AddReg     =AddReg