> seems like MS has been working hard to prevent that :-/
> Every web page I have seen are dynamical serverside created.
> The download button for each KB also uses javascript.
Well, I suppose it could still generate the bat file, and then tell
you what you have to go download. It feels a bit like
I wonder if it would be a good idea to script up something in perl to
mine the current set from that page, download any new ones and create
a script (xpsp2_current_updates.bat or so) to install them? Is there
anywhere to mine the different language download urls from?
WDYT?
Will.
On 28/09/2007,
>
> and I thought that maybe we could:
>
> create %winver%-ms07-sep.bat %winver%-ms07-aug.bat ... etc.
>
> This way you could:
>
> a) Apply all these patches in order.
> b) trace back where did it come from.
>
> WDYT?
>
I like that idea, Esp as users seem to be using ryanvm's update pack
to slip
Applogies if this is in the wroing place, i asked in users, but nobody
seems to know.
I have made some changes to the /etc/master script, and afer
repackaging the rootfs with:
find . | cpio -H newc -o | gzip -9 > ../initrd_new
I no longer have any virtual terminals, `openvt -c 2 bash` gives:
Un
Sourceforge changed their cvs, a simple one line edit to the
/tools/script-update file fixed it:
30c30
<
CVSLINK="http://unattended.cvs.sourceforge.net/*checkout*/unattended/unatte
nded/install/scripts"
---
>
CVSLINK="http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/*checkout*/unattended/unatte
nded/install/
