Service Pack Slipstreaming with Win2kPro OEM and SP1

[Strahdv]

I'm trying to inject the downloadable form of SP1 (sp1network.exe - 80something meg) into Windows 2000 Professional OEM. Is this possible? Whenever I use update.exe to try to do it, it tells me not all the neccisary files are present. Anyone have ideas? Do I need the retail version of win2kpro to do this? How do I use Windows 2000 service pack slipstreaming?

 

[Strafe]

Try Paul Thurott's WinSuperSite. His latest article talks about slipstreaming.

 

[SUOrangeman]

It's in SP1's release notes. Something like 'update /s:{directory of existing \i386}'

-SUO

 

[Strahdv]

Thanks for the replies, but I think there is some confusion. I've followed the directions to the LETTER. After I type update.exe -s:c:\cd, it tells me not all the files are there for a slipstream. The only explaination I can think of is that I'm using an OEM version of Win2k Pro.

 

[vailr]

May be a difference between the downloadable SP1 vs. the CD version.
File "clusapi.dll" is needed, but missing from the 83 MB SP1 downloaded from MS.
Anyone have a link for this file? Or workaround?
Here's directions for slipstreaming:
http://windows2000.about.com/library/weekly/aa000917a.htm

 

[Strahdv]

Paul Thurott's WinSuperSite says that you can use sp1network.exe (The 83M downloadable version). I don't know if it's true or not. I have no clue who the hell Paul Thurott is.