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08-17-2013, 06:36 AM
Friedrich,
I discovered in testing Clarion 9.0 that when creating a test installer
using SB 8.0.4092, and using the rt_dotnetframework2_x86.sbi script, you
cannot get the framework to install on XP SP3 because of this in the script:
! If XP, SP2 is required
If %WINVER% Equals "$WIN_XP$" Then
If %SERVICEPACKNUMBER% Does Not Equal "2" Then
Set Variable %DOTNET2_INSTALLIT% to "-1000"
End
End
I changed my own copy of rt_dotnetframework2_x86.sbi script to:
! If XP, SP2 or greater is required
If %WINVER% Equals "$WIN_XP$" Then
If %SERVICEPACKNUMBER% Less Than "2" Then
Set Variable %DOTNET2_INSTALLIT% to "-1000"
End
End
Not sure if you should change the shipping version of
rt_dotnetframework2_x86.sbi, or if there is a good reason to NOT install
that version of the framework on XP SP3?
Thanks...jack
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Who: L Jack Wilson
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How: Remove Capital Letters from above for a valid email address
Why: Standard Disclaimer fits nicely here.
I discovered in testing Clarion 9.0 that when creating a test installer
using SB 8.0.4092, and using the rt_dotnetframework2_x86.sbi script, you
cannot get the framework to install on XP SP3 because of this in the script:
! If XP, SP2 is required
If %WINVER% Equals "$WIN_XP$" Then
If %SERVICEPACKNUMBER% Does Not Equal "2" Then
Set Variable %DOTNET2_INSTALLIT% to "-1000"
End
End
I changed my own copy of rt_dotnetframework2_x86.sbi script to:
! If XP, SP2 or greater is required
If %WINVER% Equals "$WIN_XP$" Then
If %SERVICEPACKNUMBER% Less Than "2" Then
Set Variable %DOTNET2_INSTALLIT% to "-1000"
End
End
Not sure if you should change the shipping version of
rt_dotnetframework2_x86.sbi, or if there is a good reason to NOT install
that version of the framework on XP SP3?
Thanks...jack
--
********************************************
Who: L Jack Wilson
Where: ljwilson@dNiOgSiPtAaMlav.com
How: Remove Capital Letters from above for a valid email address
Why: Standard Disclaimer fits nicely here.