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‎Oct 25, 2011
06:55 AM
Suite and .MSU
Hello,
does someone know, how do get a .MSU into a suite package? ( e.g. PowerShell )
Regards
Johannes
does someone know, how do get a .MSU into a suite package? ( e.g. PowerShell )
Regards
Johannes
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‎Oct 25, 2011
10:23 AM
For now you'll have to take the approach briefly mentioned at the bottom of Package Operations - namely adding an EXE package and setting the command-line to the associated executable. In this case I believe the install operation's command-line would end up being something like:
"[SystemFolder]wusa.exe" "[ISPREREQDIR]your.msu"
(I'm a little confused whether there needs to be an additional backslash after [ISPREREQDIR], and you may want to look at the other command-line options offered by wusa.exe, such as /norestart - see wusa /?)
"[SystemFolder]wusa.exe" "[ISPREREQDIR]your.msu"
(I'm a little confused whether there needs to be an additional backslash after [ISPREREQDIR], and you may want to look at the other command-line options offered by wusa.exe, such as /norestart - see wusa /?)
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‎Oct 26, 2011
10:39 AM
Thanks for your workaround, Michael.