vLite 1.1.6 beta - SP Slipstream
2008.03.28 by nuhi
Oho, another version. Service Pack Slipstream support. Consider that feature
a true beta test.
vLite had a hidden Slipstream page since the service pack betas so this was
not so hard to adjust. You can see it by running older vLite with /sptest
switch.
However it stopped working on the final SP1 when MS locked it down.
So this version should work again. Try this latest one and let me know of
any issues with the Slipstream.
Of course it is always better to either capture or get a preintegrated DVD
because MS said that integrating is not recommended before SP2 is out.
Important notes:
- slipstreaming x64 SP from x86 host is not supported, you need x64 host
- make sure that you have at least 4GB free at the partition where your temp
folder is located (check in Options)
- SP1 supports only these 5 langauges for now: English (US), French, German,
Japanese, or Spanish (Traditional).
"Donny Broome" <donny@ATbroomeman.com> wrote in message
news:L2zLj.34693$rC6.10896@bignews4.bellsouth.net. ..
> Here are the details of why you CANNOT slipstream SP1 into Vista.
> http://tinyurl.com/37lfdw
>
>
> --
>
> ------------------------------
> Donny Broome
> www.broomeman.com/vista
> www.broomeman.com/tech
>
>
>
> "ahmad12" <ahmad12.37oa87@no-mx.forums.net> wrote in message
> news:ahmad12.37oa87@no-mx.forums.net...
>>
>> Is there any simple method or guide to slipstream Vista SP1 with my
>> Vista Ultimate DVD??
>>
>>
>> --
>> ahmad12
On Fri, 11 Apr 2008 14:52:44 +0300, "groovy"
<bill.Gerry@greenpond.co.uk.ch> wrote:
>> That is not Vista
>
>Whats not vista frank-o-dork?
>IM SLAPING YOU WITH A ROTTEN FISH, (after that the fish will smell worse
>than it did)
>
>Nice to see that you are still dumb as before.
>All my insults are correct then! Keep on provin them!
>
>From that site (since you are afraid of clicking). Its a program that lets
>you slipstream vista-tard.
Actually, this is not quite correct: It is a program which enables
one to create Vista Installation media which is MISSING modules, etc
the user doesn't want.
Vista slipstreaming is
1) NOT Implemented in the Vista image as released from Microsoft.
PERIOD. From this, I assume that vlite uses ILLEGAL
"backward-engineering" to accomplish its current EXPERIMENTAL
slipstreaming method. ANY image which uses this would be UNLICENSED
by Microsoft.
2) Microsoft's current "word" on Vista slipstreaming is that it WON'T
be available to consumers until SP2.
I do advise one to STAY AWAY from the
vLite experimental method, if he is concerned about his license, or if
he administers many machines commercially, or if his machines are
subject to periodic inspection by Microsoft Licensing.
>
>vLite 1.1.6 beta - SP Slipstream
>2008.03.28 by nuhi
>Oho, another version. Service Pack Slipstream support. Consider that feature
>a true beta test.
>vLite had a hidden Slipstream page since the service pack betas so this was
>not so hard to adjust. You can see it by running older vLite with /sptest
>switch.
>However it stopped working on the final SP1 when MS locked it down.
>So this version should work again. Try this latest one and let me know of
>any issues with the Slipstream.
>Of course it is always better to either capture or get a preintegrated DVD
>because MS said that integrating is not recommended before SP2 is out.
>
>Important notes:
>- slipstreaming x64 SP from x86 host is not supported, you need x64 host
>- make sure that you have at least 4GB free at the partition where your temp
>folder is located (check in Options)
>- SP1 supports only these 5 langauges for now: English (US), French, German,
>Japanese, or Spanish (Traditional).
>
>
>"Frank" <fab@notspam.com> wrote in message
>news:uBT8W33mIHA.1768@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
>> mitchio kaku wrote:
>>
>>> Carey Frisch [MVP] wrote:
>>>
>>>> No.
>>>>
>>> SLAP!!!!
>>>
>>> Yes
>>>
>>> try www.vlite.net
>>> (experimental still)
>>
>> Bit*h slap!!!
>> That is not Vista capin' crunch...you idiot!
>> Frank
>
Donald L McDaniel
Please reply to the correct thread and article.
================================================
On Thu, 10 Apr 2008 19:33:19 -0600, Bruce Chambers
<bchambers@cable0ne.n3t> wrote:
>Sam wrote:
>> Sorry for being so dum(b), but what is SlipStream?
>
>
> That would be create a new installation DVD with the Service Pack
>integrated into it, alleviating the need to install the service pack
>separately, after installing the OS. This used to be possible with
>Win2K and WinXP, but the new format of Vista's installation DVD doesn't
>permit it.
At least, not as the image stands today. Microsoft has said that it
could be available to consumers by SP2, but not before.
Donald L McDaniel
Please reply to the correct thread and article.
================================================
On Fri, 11 Apr 2008 19:53:03 +0300, "laugh at fanboy in the box"
<terra@mas.mar> wrote:
>here is why YOU CAN slipstream vista
>
>www.vlite.net
>
>vLite 1.1.6 beta - SP Slipstream
>2008.03.28 by nuhi
>Oho, another version. Service Pack Slipstream support. Consider that feature
>a true beta test.
>vLite had a hidden Slipstream page since the service pack betas so this was
>not so hard to adjust. You can see it by running older vLite with /sptest
>switch.
>However it stopped working on the final SP1 when MS locked it down.
>So this version should work again. Try this latest one and let me know of
>any issues with the Slipstream.
>Of course it is always better to either capture or get a preintegrated DVD
>because MS said that integrating is not recommended before SP2 is out.
>
>Important notes:
>- slipstreaming x64 SP from x86 host is not supported, you need x64 host
>- make sure that you have at least 4GB free at the partition where your temp
>folder is located (check in Options)
>- SP1 supports only these 5 langauges for now: English (US), French, German,
>Japanese, or Spanish (Traditional).
>
>\
NOTE, friend, that vLite is NOT a "true", nor is it a "valid" method,
since the Vista Gold image does NOT include a slip-streaming method at
this time.
I am convinced that vLite would have to use illegal
backward-engineering of the image to accomplish what they claim is
"slipstreaming" of Vista.
Microsoft HAS held out the possibility of incorporating a
slipstreaming method into the SP2 release.
>
>
>"Donny Broome" <donny@ATbroomeman.com> wrote in message
>news:L2zLj.34693$rC6.10896@bignews4.bellsouth.net ...
>> Here are the details of why you CANNOT slipstream SP1 into Vista.
>> http://tinyurl.com/37lfdw
>>
>>
>> --
>>
>> ------------------------------
>> Donny Broome
>> www.broomeman.com/vista
>> www.broomeman.com/tech
>>
>>
>>
>> "ahmad12" <ahmad12.37oa87@no-mx.forums.net> wrote in message
>> news:ahmad12.37oa87@no-mx.forums.net...
>>>
>>> Is there any simple method or guide to slipstream Vista SP1 with my
>>> Vista Ultimate DVD??
>>>
>>>
>>> --
>>> ahmad12
>
>
Donald L McDaniel
Please reply to the correct thread and article.
================================================
hey wiseguy, instead of throwing stupid unbased accusations, why dont you
download vlite try it, and then contanct the developer instead of throwing
mud?
You work for MSFT you low down vista building geek dont you? Dont say it in
here because you will be lynched by all the vista haters
"Donald L McDaniel" <orthocross@invalid.invalid.com> wrote in message
news:7qavv3pad9h2qcb5j04g7qlndkqa4strqi@4ax.com...
> On Fri, 11 Apr 2008 14:52:44 +0300, "groovy"
> <bill.Gerry@greenpond.co.uk.ch> wrote:
>
>>> That is not Vista
>>
>>Whats not vista frank-o-dork?
>>IM SLAPING YOU WITH A ROTTEN FISH, (after that the fish will smell worse
>>than it did)
>>
>>Nice to see that you are still dumb as before.
>>All my insults are correct then! Keep on provin them!
>>
>>From that site (since you are afraid of clicking). Its a program that lets
>>you slipstream vista-tard.
>
> Actually, this is not quite correct: It is a program which enables
> one to create Vista Installation media which is MISSING modules, etc
> the user doesn't want.
>
> Vista slipstreaming is
> 1) NOT Implemented in the Vista image as released from Microsoft.
> PERIOD. From this, I assume that vlite uses ILLEGAL
> "backward-engineering" to accomplish its current EXPERIMENTAL
> slipstreaming method. ANY image which uses this would be UNLICENSED
> by Microsoft.
> 2) Microsoft's current "word" on Vista slipstreaming is that it WON'T
> be available to consumers until SP2.
>
> I do advise one to STAY AWAY from the
> vLite experimental method, if he is concerned about his license, or if
> he administers many machines commercially, or if his machines are
> subject to periodic inspection by Microsoft Licensing.
>
>>
>>vLite 1.1.6 beta - SP Slipstream
>>2008.03.28 by nuhi
>>Oho, another version. Service Pack Slipstream support. Consider that
>>feature
>>a true beta test.
>>vLite had a hidden Slipstream page since the service pack betas so this
>>was
>>not so hard to adjust. You can see it by running older vLite with /sptest
>>switch.
>>However it stopped working on the final SP1 when MS locked it down.
>>So this version should work again. Try this latest one and let me know of
>>any issues with the Slipstream.
>>Of course it is always better to either capture or get a preintegrated DVD
>>because MS said that integrating is not recommended before SP2 is out.
>>
>>Important notes:
>>- slipstreaming x64 SP from x86 host is not supported, you need x64 host
>>- make sure that you have at least 4GB free at the partition where your
>>temp
>>folder is located (check in Options)
>>- SP1 supports only these 5 langauges for now: English (US), French,
>>German,
>>Japanese, or Spanish (Traditional).
>>
>>
>>"Frank" <fab@notspam.com> wrote in message
>>news:uBT8W33mIHA.1768@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
>>> mitchio kaku wrote:
>>>
>>>> Carey Frisch [MVP] wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> No.
>>>>>
>>>> SLAP!!!!
>>>>
>>>> Yes
>>>>
>>>> try www.vlite.net
>>>> (experimental still)
>>>
>>> Bit*h slap!!!
>>> That is not Vista capin' crunch...you idiot!
>>> Frank
>>
>
> Donald L McDaniel
> Please reply to the correct thread and article.
> ================================================
On Fri, 11 Apr 2008 22:33:11 +0300, "laugh at fanboy in the box"
<terra@mas.mar> wrote:
>hey wiseguy, instead of throwing stupid unbased accusations, why dont you
>download vlite try it, and then contanct the developer instead of throwing
>mud?
>
>You work for MSFT you low down vista building geek dont you? Dont say it in
>here because you will be lynched by all the vista haters
>
>
IF I worked for Microsoft, I would be required to disclose my industry
affiliations in each of my posts.
NOTE that no such affiliations are disclosed in any of my posts.
This is because I do not work for Microsoft in ANY capacity.
I do love the truth, however.
Whether my opinions are "unbiased" or not is completely irrlevant,
since what I've stated is the truth, whether you like it or not.
MIcrosoft has NOT YET released a consumer version of SP1 with a
mechanism for slipstreaming, and probably won't before SP2, as they've
stated.
And since the developer of vLite claims that he HAS enabled this, he
obviously did it by backward engineering the Service Pack.
Take your threats elsewhere, where people will appreciate them. They
have not moved me a bit. IF you WANT to impress me, try the TRUTH for
a change.
>"Donald L McDaniel" <orthocross@invalid.invalid.com> wrote in message
>news:7qavv3pad9h2qcb5j04g7qlndkqa4strqi@4ax.com.. .
>> On Fri, 11 Apr 2008 14:52:44 +0300, "groovy"
>> <bill.Gerry@greenpond.co.uk.ch> wrote:
>>
>>>> That is not Vista
>>>
>>>Whats not vista frank-o-dork?
>>>IM SLAPING YOU WITH A ROTTEN FISH, (after that the fish will smell worse
>>>than it did)
>>>
>>>Nice to see that you are still dumb as before.
>>>All my insults are correct then! Keep on provin them!
>>>
>>>From that site (since you are afraid of clicking). Its a program that lets
>>>you slipstream vista-tard.
>>
>> Actually, this is not quite correct: It is a program which enables
>> one to create Vista Installation media which is MISSING modules, etc
>> the user doesn't want.
>>
>> Vista slipstreaming is
>> 1) NOT Implemented in the Vista image as released from Microsoft.
>> PERIOD. From this, I assume that vlite uses ILLEGAL
>> "backward-engineering" to accomplish its current EXPERIMENTAL
>> slipstreaming method. ANY image which uses this would be UNLICENSED
>> by Microsoft.
>> 2) Microsoft's current "word" on Vista slipstreaming is that it WON'T
>> be available to consumers until SP2.
>>
>> I do advise one to STAY AWAY from the
>> vLite experimental method, if he is concerned about his license, or if
>> he administers many machines commercially, or if his machines are
>> subject to periodic inspection by Microsoft Licensing.
>>
>>>
>>>vLite 1.1.6 beta - SP Slipstream
>>>2008.03.28 by nuhi
>>>Oho, another version. Service Pack Slipstream support. Consider that
>>>feature
>>>a true beta test.
>>>vLite had a hidden Slipstream page since the service pack betas so this
>>>was
>>>not so hard to adjust. You can see it by running older vLite with /sptest
>>>switch.
>>>However it stopped working on the final SP1 when MS locked it down.
>>>So this version should work again. Try this latest one and let me know of
>>>any issues with the Slipstream.
>>>Of course it is always better to either capture or get a preintegrated DVD
>>>because MS said that integrating is not recommended before SP2 is out.
>>>
>>>Important notes:
>>>- slipstreaming x64 SP from x86 host is not supported, you need x64 host
>>>- make sure that you have at least 4GB free at the partition where your
>>>temp
>>>folder is located (check in Options)
>>>- SP1 supports only these 5 langauges for now: English (US), French,
>>>German,
>>>Japanese, or Spanish (Traditional).
>>>
>>>
>>>"Frank" <fab@notspam.com> wrote in message
>>>news:uBT8W33mIHA.1768@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
>>>> mitchio kaku wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Carey Frisch [MVP] wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> No.
>>>>>>
>>>>> SLAP!!!!
>>>>>
>>>>> Yes
>>>>>
>>>>> try www.vlite.net
>>>>> (experimental still)
>>>>
>>>> Bit*h slap!!!
>>>> That is not Vista capin' crunch...you idiot!
>>>> Frank
>>>
>>
Donald L McDaniel
Please reply to the correct thread and article.
================================================
perhaps a fomer MSFT employee, now free of the MSFT on the name, but still
in chains of the Vista way of thought?
"Donald L McDaniel" <orthocross@invalid.invalid.com> wrote in message
news:7rjvv35v5totrq18l95b59sl07i1rv8pjl@4ax.com...
> On Fri, 11 Apr 2008 22:33:11 +0300, "laugh at fanboy in the box"
> <terra@mas.mar> wrote:
>
>>hey wiseguy, instead of throwing stupid unbased accusations, why dont you
>>download vlite try it, and then contanct the developer instead of throwing
>>mud?
>>
>>You work for MSFT you low down vista building geek dont you? Dont say it
>>in
>>here because you will be lynched by all the vista haters
>>
>>
>
> IF I worked for Microsoft, I would be required to disclose my industry
> affiliations in each of my posts.
>
> NOTE that no such affiliations are disclosed in any of my posts.
> This is because I do not work for Microsoft in ANY capacity.
>
> I do love the truth, however.
> Whether my opinions are "unbiased" or not is completely irrlevant,
> since what I've stated is the truth, whether you like it or not.
>
> MIcrosoft has NOT YET released a consumer version of SP1 with a
> mechanism for slipstreaming, and probably won't before SP2, as they've
> stated.
>
> And since the developer of vLite claims that he HAS enabled this, he
> obviously did it by backward engineering the Service Pack.
>
> Take your threats elsewhere, where people will appreciate them. They
> have not moved me a bit. IF you WANT to impress me, try the TRUTH for
> a change.
>
>
>>"Donald L McDaniel" <orthocross@invalid.invalid.com> wrote in message
>>news:7qavv3pad9h2qcb5j04g7qlndkqa4strqi@4ax.com. ..
>>> On Fri, 11 Apr 2008 14:52:44 +0300, "groovy"
>>> <bill.Gerry@greenpond.co.uk.ch> wrote:
>>>
>>>>> That is not Vista
>>>>
>>>>Whats not vista frank-o-dork?
>>>>IM SLAPING YOU WITH A ROTTEN FISH, (after that the fish will smell worse
>>>>than it did)
>>>>
>>>>Nice to see that you are still dumb as before.
>>>>All my insults are correct then! Keep on provin them!
>>>>
>>>>From that site (since you are afraid of clicking). Its a program that
>>>>lets
>>>>you slipstream vista-tard.
>>>
>>> Actually, this is not quite correct: It is a program which enables
>>> one to create Vista Installation media which is MISSING modules, etc
>>> the user doesn't want.
>>>
>>> Vista slipstreaming is
>>> 1) NOT Implemented in the Vista image as released from Microsoft.
>>> PERIOD. From this, I assume that vlite uses ILLEGAL
>>> "backward-engineering" to accomplish its current EXPERIMENTAL
>>> slipstreaming method. ANY image which uses this would be UNLICENSED
>>> by Microsoft.
>>> 2) Microsoft's current "word" on Vista slipstreaming is that it WON'T
>>> be available to consumers until SP2.
>>>
>>> I do advise one to STAY AWAY from the
>>> vLite experimental method, if he is concerned about his license, or if
>>> he administers many machines commercially, or if his machines are
>>> subject to periodic inspection by Microsoft Licensing.
>>>
>>>>
>>>>vLite 1.1.6 beta - SP Slipstream
>>>>2008.03.28 by nuhi
>>>>Oho, another version. Service Pack Slipstream support. Consider that
>>>>feature
>>>>a true beta test.
>>>>vLite had a hidden Slipstream page since the service pack betas so this
>>>>was
>>>>not so hard to adjust. You can see it by running older vLite with
>>>>/sptest
>>>>switch.
>>>>However it stopped working on the final SP1 when MS locked it down.
>>>>So this version should work again. Try this latest one and let me know
>>>>of
>>>>any issues with the Slipstream.
>>>>Of course it is always better to either capture or get a preintegrated
>>>>DVD
>>>>because MS said that integrating is not recommended before SP2 is out.
>>>>
>>>>Important notes:
>>>>- slipstreaming x64 SP from x86 host is not supported, you need x64 host
>>>>- make sure that you have at least 4GB free at the partition where your
>>>>temp
>>>>folder is located (check in Options)
>>>>- SP1 supports only these 5 langauges for now: English (US), French,
>>>>German,
>>>>Japanese, or Spanish (Traditional).
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>"Frank" <fab@notspam.com> wrote in message
>>>>news:uBT8W33mIHA.1768@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl.. .
>>>>> mitchio kaku wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> Carey Frisch [MVP] wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> No.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>> SLAP!!!!
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Yes
>>>>>>
>>>>>> try www.vlite.net
>>>>>> (experimental still)
>>>>>
>>>>> Bit*h slap!!!
>>>>> That is not Vista capin' crunch...you idiot!
>>>>> Frank
>>>>
>>>
>
>
> Donald L McDaniel
> Please reply to the correct thread and article.
> ================================================
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