06-29-2010, 10:01 AM
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Software distribution with MSI
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I will deploy software via GPO. My software supplier give me instruction how to install from commandline. Software should be installed in two steps (example 1): 1) install default parameters msiexec /i a.msi /q REG_FRAGTAB=1 2) install language pack msiexec /i a.msi /q ADDLOCAL=Polish I prepare two mst and try to run (example 2): 1) msiexec /i a.msi /q TRANSFORMS=1.mst ( and it works the same way like above step 1) 2) msiexec /i a.msi /q TRANSFORMS=1.mst - and it doesn't work like step 2 above. All parameters in this mst I add to Property table. ADDLOCAL doesn't work when I run in second step. ( I investigate this by runing step2 without /q. I run msiexec /i a.msi TRANSFORMS=1.mst. Without /q I was watching what was choosen by the installer. Problem is that language Polish wasn't choosen like in step 2 example 1. msiexec /i a.msi /q ADDLOCAL=Polish. And problem is only with windows 2000 (in Windows XP and VISTa, 7 all steps from example 2 works well too). What I'm doing wrong ? (what is wrong with Windows 2000) I need install this software via GPO. I need two mst but I haven't idea how to force use mst in step 2 example 2. Has anyone idea ? Thanks for help, Xentri |
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08-12-2010, 04:01 PM
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Re: Software distribution with MSI
"Xentri" <Xentri@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:75D932BE-C60D-4151-B226-06AB7079534F@microsoft.com... > Hi, > I will deploy software via GPO. My software supplier give me instruction > how > to install from commandline. Software should be installed in two steps > (example 1): > 1) install default parameters > msiexec /i a.msi /q REG_FRAGTAB=1 > > 2) install language pack > msiexec /i a.msi /q ADDLOCAL=Polish > > I prepare two mst and try to run (example 2): > 1) > msiexec /i a.msi /q TRANSFORMS=1.mst ( and it works the same way like > above > step 1) > 2) msiexec /i a.msi /q TRANSFORMS=1.mst - and it doesn't work like step 2 > above. > > All parameters in this mst I add to Property table. ADDLOCAL doesn't work > when I run in second step. ( I investigate this by runing step2 without > /q. I > run msiexec /i a.msi TRANSFORMS=1.mst. Without /q I was watching what was > choosen by the installer. Problem is that language Polish wasn't choosen > like > in step 2 example 1. msiexec /i a.msi /q ADDLOCAL=Polish. > > And problem is only with windows 2000 (in Windows XP and VISTa, 7 all > steps > from example 2 works well too). > What I'm doing wrong ? (what is wrong with Windows 2000) > I need install this software via GPO. I need two mst but I haven't idea > how > to force use mst in step 2 example 2. > > Has anyone idea ? > > Thanks for help, > Xentri Dear Xentri, You are welcome for all you're help! And were you trying to write display or disploy? And did you type those files on MS-DOS Prompt? And those are all the ideas I have. If you have more problems, please let me know by emailing me at 2 addresses. LarsenK@verizon.net or kuhlpc#2@optimum.net. From, Kenny |
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08-19-2010, 04:01 PM
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Re: Software distribution with MSI
On 8/12/2010 10:56 AM, Kenneth A. Larsen wrote:
> "Xentri"<Xentri@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:75D932BE-C60D-4151-B226-06AB7079534F@microsoft.com... >> Hi, >> I will deploy software via GPO. My software supplier give me instruction >> how >> to install from commandline. Software should be installed in two steps >> (example 1): >> 1) install default parameters >> msiexec /i a.msi /q REG_FRAGTAB=1 >> >> 2) install language pack >> msiexec /i a.msi /q ADDLOCAL=Polish >> >> I prepare two mst and try to run (example 2): >> 1) >> msiexec /i a.msi /q TRANSFORMS=1.mst ( and it works the same way like >> above >> step 1) >> 2) msiexec /i a.msi /q TRANSFORMS=1.mst - and it doesn't work like step 2 >> above. >> >> All parameters in this mst I add to Property table. ADDLOCAL doesn't work >> when I run in second step. ( I investigate this by runing step2 without >> /q. I >> run msiexec /i a.msi TRANSFORMS=1.mst. Without /q I was watching what was >> choosen by the installer. Problem is that language Polish wasn't choosen >> like >> in step 2 example 1. msiexec /i a.msi /q ADDLOCAL=Polish. >> >> And problem is only with windows 2000 (in Windows XP and VISTa, 7 all >> steps >> from example 2 works well too). >> What I'm doing wrong ? (what is wrong with Windows 2000) >> I need install this software via GPO. I need two mst but I haven't idea >> how >> to force use mst in step 2 example 2. >> >> Has anyone idea ? >> >> Thanks for help, >> Xentri > > > > Dear Xentri, > You are welcome for all you're help! And were you trying to write display or > disploy? And did you type those files on MS-DOS Prompt? And those are all > the ideas I have. If you have more problems, please let me know by emailing > me at 2 addresses. LarsenK@verizon.net or kuhlpc#2@optimum.net. > > From, > Kenny > > |
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08-21-2010, 01:01 AM
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Re: Software distribution with MSI
On 8/19/2010 10:15 AM, Kenneth A. Larsen wrote:
> On 8/12/2010 10:56 AM, Kenneth A. Larsen wrote: >> "Xentri"<Xentri@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:75D932BE-C60D-4151-B226-06AB7079534F@microsoft.com... >>> Hi, >>> I will deploy software via GPO. My software supplier give me >>> instruction >>> how >>> to install from commandline. Software should be installed in two steps >>> (example 1): >>> 1) install default parameters >>> msiexec /i a.msi /q REG_FRAGTAB=1 >>> >>> 2) install language pack >>> msiexec /i a.msi /q ADDLOCAL=Polish >>> >>> I prepare two mst and try to run (example 2): >>> 1) >>> msiexec /i a.msi /q TRANSFORMS=1.mst ( and it works the same way like >>> above >>> step 1) >>> 2) msiexec /i a.msi /q TRANSFORMS=1.mst - and it doesn't work like >>> step 2 >>> above. >>> >>> All parameters in this mst I add to Property table. ADDLOCAL doesn't >>> work >>> when I run in second step. ( I investigate this by runing step2 without >>> /q. I >>> run msiexec /i a.msi TRANSFORMS=1.mst. Without /q I was watching >>> what was >>> choosen by the installer. Problem is that language Polish wasn't >>> choosen >>> like >>> in step 2 example 1. msiexec /i a.msi /q ADDLOCAL=Polish. >>> >>> And problem is only with windows 2000 (in Windows XP and VISTa, 7 all >>> steps >>> from example 2 works well too). >>> What I'm doing wrong ? (what is wrong with Windows 2000) >>> I need install this software via GPO. I need two mst but I haven't idea >>> how >>> to force use mst in step 2 example 2. >>> >>> Has anyone idea ? >>> >>> Thanks for help, >>> Xentri >> >> >> >> Dear Xentri, >> You are welcome for all you're help! And were you trying to write >> display or >> disploy? And did you type those files on MS-DOS Prompt? And those are >> all >> the ideas I have. If you have more problems, please let me know by >> emailing >> me at 2 addresses. _LarsenK@verizon.net_ or _kuhlpc#2@optimum.net_. >> >> From, >> Kenny >> >> > |
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08-22-2010, 06:01 PM
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Re: Software distribution with MSI
On 8/20/2010 7:40 PM, Kenneth A. Larsen wrote: On 8/19/2010 10:15 AM, Kenneth A. Larsen wrote: On 8/12/2010 10:56 AM, Kenneth A. Larsen wrote:
"Xentri"<Xentri@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:75D932BE-C60D-4151-B226-06AB7079534F@microsoft.com... Hi, I will deploy software via GPO. My software supplier give me instruction how to install from commandline. Software should be installed in two steps (example 1): 1) install default parameters msiexec /i a.msi /q REG_FRAGTAB=1 2) install language pack msiexec /i a.msi /q ADDLOCAL=Polish I prepare two mst and try to run (example 2): 1) msiexec /i a.msi /q TRANSFORMS=1.mst ( and it works the same way like above step 1) 2) msiexec /i a.msi /q TRANSFORMS=1.mst - and it doesn't work like step 2 above. All parameters in this mst I add to Property table. ADDLOCAL doesn't work when I run in second step. ( I investigate this by runing step2 without /q. I run msiexec /i a.msi TRANSFORMS=1.mst. Without /q I was watching what was choosen by the installer. Problem is that language Polish wasn't choosen like in step 2 example 1. msiexec /i a.msi /q ADDLOCAL=Polish. And problem is only with windows 2000 (in Windows XP and VISTa, 7 all steps from example 2 works well too). What I'm doing wrong ? (what is wrong with Windows 2000) I need install this software via GPO. I need two mst but I haven't idea how to force use mst in step 2 example 2. Has anyone idea ? Thanks for help, Xentri Dear Xentri, You are welcome for all you're help! And were you trying to write display or disploy? And did you type those files on MS-DOS Prompt? And those are all the ideas I have. If you have more problems, please let me know by emailing me at 2 addresses. LarsenK@verizon.net or kuhlpc#2@optimum.net. From, Kenny |
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08-24-2010, 03:01 AM
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Re: Software distribution with MSI
On 8/22/2010 12:20 PM, Kenneth A. Larsen wrote:
> On 8/20/2010 7:40 PM, Kenneth A. Larsen wrote: >> On 8/19/2010 10:15 AM, Kenneth A. Larsen wrote: >>> On 8/12/2010 10:56 AM, Kenneth A. Larsen wrote: >>>> "Xentri"<Xentri@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >>>> news:75D932BE-C60D-4151-B226-06AB7079534F@microsoft.com... >>>>> Hi, >>>>> I will deploy software via GPO. My software supplier give me >>>>> instruction >>>>> how >>>>> to install from commandline. Software should be installed in two >>>>> steps >>>>> (example 1): >>>>> 1) install default parameters >>>>> msiexec /i a.msi /q REG_FRAGTAB=1 >>>>> >>>>> 2) install language pack >>>>> msiexec /i a.msi /q ADDLOCAL=Polish >>>>> >>>>> I prepare two mst and try to run (example 2): >>>>> 1) >>>>> msiexec /i a.msi /q TRANSFORMS=1.mst ( and it works the same way like >>>>> above >>>>> step 1) >>>>> 2) msiexec /i a.msi /q TRANSFORMS=1.mst - and it doesn't work like >>>>> step 2 >>>>> above. >>>>> >>>>> All parameters in this mst I add to Property table. ADDLOCAL >>>>> doesn't work >>>>> when I run in second step. ( I investigate this by runing step2 >>>>> without >>>>> /q. I >>>>> run msiexec /i a.msi TRANSFORMS=1.mst. Without /q I was watching >>>>> what was >>>>> choosen by the installer. Problem is that language Polish wasn't >>>>> choosen >>>>> like >>>>> in step 2 example 1. msiexec /i a.msi /q ADDLOCAL=Polish. >>>>> >>>>> And problem is only with windows 2000 (in Windows XP and VISTa, 7 all >>>>> steps >>>>> from example 2 works well too). >>>>> What I'm doing wrong ? (what is wrong with Windows 2000) >>>>> I need install this software via GPO. I need two mst but I haven't >>>>> idea >>>>> how >>>>> to force use mst in step 2 example 2. >>>>> >>>>> Has anyone idea ? >>>>> >>>>> Thanks for help, >>>>> Xentri >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> Dear Xentri, >>>> You are welcome for all you're help! And were you trying to write >>>> display or >>>> disploy? And did you type those files on MS-DOS Prompt? And those >>>> are all >>>> the ideas I have. If you have more problems, please let me know by >>>> emailing >>>> me at 2 addresses. _LarsenK@verizon.net_ or _kuhlpc#2@optimum.net_. >>>> >>>> From, >>>> Kenny >>>> >>>> >>> >> > |
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08-25-2010, 01:01 AM
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Re: Software distribution with MSI
On 8/23/2010 9:32 PM, Kenneth A. Larsen wrote:
> On 8/22/2010 12:20 PM, Kenneth A. Larsen wrote: >> On 8/20/2010 7:40 PM, Kenneth A. Larsen wrote: >>> On 8/19/2010 10:15 AM, Kenneth A. Larsen wrote: >>>> On 8/12/2010 10:56 AM, Kenneth A. Larsen wrote: >>>>> "Xentri"<Xentri@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >>>>> news:75D932BE-C60D-4151-B226-06AB7079534F@microsoft.com... >>>>>> Hi, >>>>>> I will deploy software via GPO. My software supplier give me >>>>>> instruction >>>>>> how >>>>>> to install from commandline. Software should be installed in two >>>>>> steps >>>>>> (example 1): >>>>>> 1) install default parameters >>>>>> msiexec /i a.msi /q REG_FRAGTAB=1 >>>>>> >>>>>> 2) install language pack >>>>>> msiexec /i a.msi /q ADDLOCAL=Polish >>>>>> >>>>>> I prepare two mst and try to run (example 2): >>>>>> 1) >>>>>> msiexec /i a.msi /q TRANSFORMS=1.mst ( and it works the same way >>>>>> like >>>>>> above >>>>>> step 1) >>>>>> 2) msiexec /i a.msi /q TRANSFORMS=1.mst - and it doesn't work >>>>>> like step 2 >>>>>> above. >>>>>> >>>>>> All parameters in this mst I add to Property table. ADDLOCAL >>>>>> doesn't work >>>>>> when I run in second step. ( I investigate this by runing step2 >>>>>> without >>>>>> /q. I >>>>>> run msiexec /i a.msi TRANSFORMS=1.mst. Without /q I was watching >>>>>> what was >>>>>> choosen by the installer. Problem is that language Polish wasn't >>>>>> choosen >>>>>> like >>>>>> in step 2 example 1. msiexec /i a.msi /q ADDLOCAL=Polish. >>>>>> >>>>>> And problem is only with windows 2000 (in Windows XP and VISTa, 7 >>>>>> all >>>>>> steps >>>>>> from example 2 works well too). >>>>>> What I'm doing wrong ? (what is wrong with Windows 2000) >>>>>> I need install this software via GPO. I need two mst but I >>>>>> haven't idea >>>>>> how >>>>>> to force use mst in step 2 example 2. >>>>>> >>>>>> Has anyone idea ? >>>>>> >>>>>> Thanks for help, >>>>>> Xentri >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Dear Xentri, >>>>> You are welcome for all you're help! And were you trying to write >>>>> display or >>>>> disploy? And did you type those files on MS-DOS Prompt? And those >>>>> are all >>>>> the ideas I have. If you have more problems, please let me know by >>>>> emailing >>>>> me at 2 addresses. _LarsenK@verizon.net_ or _kuhlpc#2@optimum.net_. >>>>> >>>>> From, >>>>> Kenny >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>> >> > |
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08-30-2010, 10:01 PM
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Re: Software distribution with MSI
On 8/24/2010 7:26 PM, Kenneth A. Larsen wrote:
> On 8/23/2010 9:32 PM, Kenneth A. Larsen wrote: >> On 8/22/2010 12:20 PM, Kenneth A. Larsen wrote: >>> On 8/20/2010 7:40 PM, Kenneth A. Larsen wrote: >>>> On 8/19/2010 10:15 AM, Kenneth A. Larsen wrote: >>>>> On 8/12/2010 10:56 AM, Kenneth A. Larsen wrote: >>>>>> "Xentri"<Xentri@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >>>>>> news:75D932BE-C60D-4151-B226-06AB7079534F@microsoft.com... >>>>>>> Hi, >>>>>>> I will deploy software via GPO. My software supplier give me >>>>>>> instruction >>>>>>> how >>>>>>> to install from commandline. Software should be installed in two >>>>>>> steps >>>>>>> (example 1): >>>>>>> 1) install default parameters >>>>>>> msiexec /i a.msi /q REG_FRAGTAB=1 >>>>>>> >>>>>>> 2) install language pack >>>>>>> msiexec /i a.msi /q ADDLOCAL=Polish >>>>>>> >>>>>>> I prepare two mst and try to run (example 2): >>>>>>> 1) >>>>>>> msiexec /i a.msi /q TRANSFORMS=1.mst ( and it works the same way >>>>>>> like >>>>>>> above >>>>>>> step 1) >>>>>>> 2) msiexec /i a.msi /q TRANSFORMS=1.mst - and it doesn't work >>>>>>> like step 2 >>>>>>> above. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> All parameters in this mst I add to Property table. ADDLOCAL >>>>>>> doesn't work >>>>>>> when I run in second step. ( I investigate this by runing step2 >>>>>>> without >>>>>>> /q. I >>>>>>> run msiexec /i a.msi TRANSFORMS=1.mst. Without /q I was watching >>>>>>> what was >>>>>>> choosen by the installer. Problem is that language Polish wasn't >>>>>>> choosen >>>>>>> like >>>>>>> in step 2 example 1. msiexec /i a.msi /q ADDLOCAL=Polish. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> And problem is only with windows 2000 (in Windows XP and VISTa, >>>>>>> 7 all >>>>>>> steps >>>>>>> from example 2 works well too). >>>>>>> What I'm doing wrong ? (what is wrong with Windows 2000) >>>>>>> I need install this software via GPO. I need two mst but I >>>>>>> haven't idea >>>>>>> how >>>>>>> to force use mst in step 2 example 2. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Has anyone idea ? >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Thanks for help, >>>>>>> Xentri >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Dear Xentri, >>>>>> You are welcome for all you're help! And were you trying to write >>>>>> display or >>>>>> disploy? And did you type those files on MS-DOS Prompt? And those >>>>>> are all >>>>>> the ideas I have. If you have more problems, please let me know >>>>>> by emailing >>>>>> me at 2 addresses. _LarsenK@verizon.net_ or _kuhlpc#2@optimum.net_. >>>>>> >>>>>> From, >>>>>> Kenny >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>> >> > |
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08-31-2010, 06:01 PM
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Re: Software distribution with MSI
On 8/30/2010 4:24 PM, Kenneth A. Larsen wrote:
> On 8/24/2010 7:26 PM, Kenneth A. Larsen wrote: >> On 8/23/2010 9:32 PM, Kenneth A. Larsen wrote: >>> On 8/22/2010 12:20 PM, Kenneth A. Larsen wrote: >>>> On 8/20/2010 7:40 PM, Kenneth A. Larsen wrote: >>>>> On 8/19/2010 10:15 AM, Kenneth A. Larsen wrote: >>>>>> On 8/12/2010 10:56 AM, Kenneth A. Larsen wrote: >>>>>>> "Xentri"<Xentri@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >>>>>>> news:75D932BE-C60D-4151-B226-06AB7079534F@microsoft.com... >>>>>>>> Hi, >>>>>>>> I will deploy software via GPO. My software supplier give me >>>>>>>> instruction >>>>>>>> how >>>>>>>> to install from commandline. Software should be installed in >>>>>>>> two steps >>>>>>>> (example 1): >>>>>>>> 1) install default parameters >>>>>>>> msiexec /i a.msi /q REG_FRAGTAB=1 >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> 2) install language pack >>>>>>>> msiexec /i a.msi /q ADDLOCAL=Polish >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> I prepare two mst and try to run (example 2): >>>>>>>> 1) >>>>>>>> msiexec /i a.msi /q TRANSFORMS=1.mst ( and it works the same >>>>>>>> way like >>>>>>>> above >>>>>>>> step 1) >>>>>>>> 2) msiexec /i a.msi /q TRANSFORMS=1.mst - and it doesn't work >>>>>>>> like step 2 >>>>>>>> above. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> All parameters in this mst I add to Property table. ADDLOCAL >>>>>>>> doesn't work >>>>>>>> when I run in second step. ( I investigate this by runing step2 >>>>>>>> without >>>>>>>> /q. I >>>>>>>> run msiexec /i a.msi TRANSFORMS=1.mst. Without /q I was >>>>>>>> watching what was >>>>>>>> choosen by the installer. Problem is that language Polish >>>>>>>> wasn't choosen >>>>>>>> like >>>>>>>> in step 2 example 1. msiexec /i a.msi /q ADDLOCAL=Polish. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> And problem is only with windows 2000 (in Windows XP and VISTa, >>>>>>>> 7 all >>>>>>>> steps >>>>>>>> from example 2 works well too). >>>>>>>> What I'm doing wrong ? (what is wrong with Windows 2000) >>>>>>>> I need install this software via GPO. I need two mst but I >>>>>>>> haven't idea >>>>>>>> how >>>>>>>> to force use mst in step 2 example 2. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Has anyone idea ? >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Thanks for help, >>>>>>>> Xentri >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Dear Xentri, >>>>>>> You are welcome for all you're help! And were you trying to >>>>>>> write display or >>>>>>> disploy? And did you type those files on MS-DOS Prompt? And >>>>>>> those are all >>>>>>> the ideas I have. If you have more problems, please let me know >>>>>>> by emailing >>>>>>> me at 2 addresses. _LarsenK@verizon.net_ or _kuhlpc#2@optimum.net_. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> From, >>>>>>> Kenny >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>> >> > |
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08-31-2010, 06:01 PM
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Re: Software distribution with MSI
>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Dear Xentri, >>>>>>>> You are welcome for all you're help! And were you trying to >>>>>>>> write display or >>>>>>>> disploy? And did you type those files on MS-DOS Prompt? And >>>>>>>> those are all >>>>>>>> the ideas I have. If you have more problems, please let me know >>>>>>>> by emailing >>>>>>>> me at 2 addresses. _LarsenK@verizon.net_ or >>>>>>>> _kuhlpc#2@optimum.net_. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> From, >>>>>>>> Kenny >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>> >> > > |
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