Hotfixes integration to the sp2 slipstreamed cd ?

Command like this
c:\WindowsXP-KB885835-x86-ENU.exe /integrate:c:\xp /norestart /n
places all hotfixes to a separated folder without real (full) integration to
\i386, and hotfixes are installed as a conventional updates.
The same does software such as nLite.

Is there any program that really integrate hotfixes to winxp distributive
folder /i386??

I’ll appreciate any advice.
Best, L

"i_zuly" wrote in message
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Command like this
c:\WindowsXP-KB885835-x86-ENU.exe /integrate:c:\xp /norestart /n
places all hotfixes to a separated folder without real (full)
integration to
\i386, and hotfixes are installed as a conventional updates.
The same does software such as nLite.

Is there any program that really integrate hotfixes to winxp
distributive
folder /i386??

I'll appreciate any advice.
Best, L



Maybe this will help you. You can do this manually.
http://unattended.msfn.org/beginner/.../integrate.htm

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William

Thanks, but no, this and similar sites describe the same as I pointed above.

c:\WindowsXP-KB885835-x86-ENU.exe /integrate:c:\xp /norestart /n

This command integrates sp2 to /i386, but copies hotfixes to a separated
folder without real integration. I’m looking for a program that integrates
hotfixes to /i386
L


"WTC" wrote:

"i_zuly" wrote in message
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Command like this
c:\WindowsXP-KB885835-x86-ENU.exe /integrate:c:\xp /norestart /n
places all hotfixes to a separated folder without real (full)
integration to
\i386, and hotfixes are installed as a conventional updates.
The same does software such as nLite.

Is there any program that really integrate hotfixes to winxp
distributive
folder /i386??

I'll appreciate any advice.
Best, L



Maybe this will help you. You can do this manually.
http://unattended.msfn.org/beginner/.../integrate.htm

--
William