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Re: [Unattended] installation speed > ".ignore-error 194": msg#00026

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Subject: Re: [Unattended] installation speed > ".ignore-error 194"

Artturi Kyrömies wrote:
Not quite right.

I do not only _removed_ ".reboot-on 194" but _replaced_ it with
".ignore-error 194" so the install will not fail!

My goal was to use everything the "unattended way" except the reboot
mania with the updates.

I can not see how Autopatcher fits in... one thing are the missing
languages supported by this tool.

just my 2 cents...

Regards,
Jan



Hmm, I tried replacing the ".reboot-on 194" with ".ignore-error 194" on
a system I installed with Unattended, but then get the following
message: "Unrecognized pseudo-command .ignore-error 194
z:\updates\blah\blah\win-kb.exe" and "todo.pl exiting with status 255 ;
Halting", and then the installer, well, halts.

Anyone have any idea why this is happening, if Jan got this working like so?

I would love to get rid of the crazy reboot marathon (the switch
/norestart is not doing it) particularly if I'm installing hotfixes
quickly from our own network to an unpatched box.

I got it to work fine. But, It's .ignore-err, not .ignore-error. Also, there are a few updates that you do need to reboot after, or you'll have updates that won't install. So far I've on;y found it to be true with Windows 2000. After installing the SP4, installing IE6, you do need to reboot, but I think those were the only two that need to reboot.



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