you win5eraph wrote:You may want to consider a new release soon. The Flash update deals with two security issues.

pack updated version 1.2.0 20100212 ....
you win5eraph wrote:You may want to consider a new release soon. The Flash update deals with two security issues.
thanx for the tip of transforming XP 2 MCE ... regarding the issue of the order in which one should integrate pieces... I am afraid that QFE must go first, as the prime integration operation,... I mean before IE8, WMP11...since those two are explicitly oversighted in QFE structure policy... although the former (QFE pack) it represents the very platform for the latter ones... (IE8, WMP11).trippinferret wrote:Hi user_hidden
Just finished integrating your pack and a few others, here's what I did.
Onepiece IE8 1.9.0
Onepiece Windows Media Player 11 v2.0.0
Onepiece Net Framework 1.1.4322.2443
User_Hidden QFE Updatepack 1.2.0
Ricktendo64 XP to MCE05
All integrated successfully ........
start a new thread about your addons.vodacuza wrote:I've made my first silent installersconsisting of 3 updates I personally use over QFE.
could someone tell me if i did it right, pls ?
- CAPICOM-KB931906-v2102.exe
- WindowsRightsManagementServicesSP2-KB979099-Client-x86-ENU.exe
- Silverlight.exe (3.0.50106.0 - last one, updated)
I would like to integrate them using RVMi
mine KBs over QFE.7z
Yes, I'm still chasing this gremlin! When doing a clean integration with 1.20 (I'm testing 1.18 at the moment) and the rest of my addons, the subsequent .iso tests fine in VM. If I modify the source using XPtsp (which doesn't modify any files included in kb955759), that hotfix will continue to show up over and over again regardless how many times I allow MU/WU to install it.speedy859 wrote:I've been having this odd issue where if I integrate this pack (using RVMi 1.6) on clean XP Pro SP3 and XP Home SP3 sources and then make a multiboot disc using XP PowerPacker, this one update (KB955759) shows up when I run Microsoft Update. If I tell MU to install it, nothing seems to change; the update remains listed when I run MU again.
Weirder is that this issue does not present itself when I don't make a multiboot disc (i.e. just burn the slipstreamed XP Pro disc by itself). I'm not using any other update packs or anything. Anyone encounter this?
I will update for the next release.vmanda wrote:Just activated and ms site pointed me to download a new LegitCheckControl.cab containing LegitCheckControl.dll version 1.9.42.0
Not pointed me until today even if dll date is 25.06.2009. Strange microsoft ways ! seem to be one verry delayed update.
inside of latest pack (1.20 20100212) is legitcc.dll version 1.9.40.0 10.03.2009.
i updated the pack locally.vmanda wrote:Just activated and ms site pointed me to download a new LegitCheckControl.cab containing LegitCheckControl.dll version 1.9.42.0
dont worry about having the "latest" version.vodacuza wrote:waw, so they abandoned the ethic rules they've used as with and playing dirty now, becoming tricky, or I am becoming paranoid . maybe the declared version (even digital signing) is one, and the content is new, could someone compare the present one with the old version one it says it is ?
I solved my issue without needing to remove KB955759 from the pack. For some reason or another, it was the method I was using to create the final ISO that affected this. The parameters I used with CDImage (supplied by the multiboot guide on MSFN) resulted in the error with KB955759. Creating the image with mkisofs, however, made it so the image was fine. I used the following parameters:mr_smartepants wrote:Yes, I'm still chasing this gremlin! When doing a clean integration with 1.20 (I'm testing 1.18 at the moment) and the rest of my addons, the subsequent .iso tests fine in VM. If I modify the source using XPtsp (which doesn't modify any files included in kb955759), that hotfix will continue to show up over and over again regardless how many times I allow MU/WU to install it.speedy859 wrote:I've been having this odd issue where if I integrate this pack (using RVMi 1.6) on clean XP Pro SP3 and XP Home SP3 sources and then make a multiboot disc using XP PowerPacker, this one update (KB955759) shows up when I run Microsoft Update. If I tell MU to install it, nothing seems to change; the update remains listed when I run MU again.
Weirder is that this issue does not present itself when I don't make a multiboot disc (i.e. just burn the slipstreamed XP Pro disc by itself). I'm not using any other update packs or anything. Anyone encounter this?
Very odd.
I'm regressing back through the updatepacks to find the point it starts working again.
@U_H, is there a quick way for me to remove kb955759 from this updatepack for testing?
Do you intend to say that, the iso created by rvmI (ver-1.6), cannot be customized by UltraISO, to augment some files/folders ?vodacuza wrote:.......................
I remember that using RVMi to create iso it makes an extra file on the image...which on earlier versions I could manage to transform somehow using Ultraiso and make it vanish although keeping bootinfo ..but lately did not succeed anymore, ....................
I wasn't saying that, Ultraiso it's a powerful tool... you may add/remove whatever to the iso with it, I was referring to the specific task of removing that "mskifo" file that appears on the root of the iso image, after using the RVMi to create iso (the final phase of the RVMi). I was saying that with previous releases of RVMi and with previous releases of Ultraiso I somehow could manage to get rid of that mskifo from the root... by saving boot info to desktop, deleting mskinfo file from image, reapplying boot info from the desktop (all 3 operations provided by using Ultraiso) Well, wasn't able anymore , so I just quit RVMi after integrations..and let nlite deal with the matter of creating iso , nlite has too that possibility . I use the final Ultraiso, alwaysBhishmar wrote: Do you intend to say that, the iso created by rvmI (ver-1.6), cannot be customized by UltraISO, to augment some files/folders ?
kb97662 was reported and already implemented in this IE8:boydaigai wrote:I tested update pack, Nice work.Thanks user_hidden
new hotfixs : kb97662 and kb979306
as far as using my updatepack with KB977165 integrated there is no issues when installing or using the pc.clandren wrote:anyone read about this? http://social.answers.microsoft.com/For ... 92b69f2fd1
seems to be a problem related to KB977165
acording to this page ending support for sp3 will be verry soon: 21.04.2010 for regular updates,vodacuza wrote:hopefully microsoft will do what they are threatening us and discontinue support for XP, thus we will be stress free ...
My personal opinion: SP3 release has not been carefully prepared, since 21.04.2008, almost all windows xp components have been updated/patched..........
Only Software Assurance customers who still run Windows XP can enroll in the Extended Hotfix Support Agreement if they want to receive non-security related hotfixes. The enrollment offer for consumers ended on July 14, 2009.
On April 8, 2014, all Windows XP support, including security updates and security-related hotfixes, will be terminated.
I noticed the same issue with Adobe Flash 10.0.45.2 for Internet Explorer.paulyboi wrote:@ user_hidden....
The list of inclusions for this pack says Adobe Flash Player.
This does not appear to be included in Ver 1.2.0
Is this a glitch or otherwise.?
No biggie either way as its easy to include an 'vmanda' Addon to the project.
Flash activex control for IE is installed correctly.jaynbe wrote:I noticed the same issue with Adobe Flash 10.0.45.2 for Internet Explorer.paulyboi wrote:@ user_hidden....
The list of inclusions for this pack says Adobe Flash Player.
This does not appear to be included in Ver 1.2.0
Is this a glitch or otherwise.?
No biggie either way as its easy to include an 'vmanda' Addon to the project.
It seems not correctly installing with this updatepack: to fix in the next pack.