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glears
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Slipsteaming XP Service packs

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I know how to slipstream a service pack but was wondering if you can slipstream multiple service packs. I have at home service pack 1 which included the virtual machine. I want to slipstream SP1 and SP2 in Windows XP. Is this possible or will it cause problems.
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SP2 contains all that is in SP1, so you would only have to slipstream sp2 into your XP cd.
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Post by glears »

Actually, service pack 2 would have everything that service pack 1a has. Microsoft introduced service pack 1a after they were ordered to no longer offer Virtual Machine(JAVA). I've got the original service pack 1 at home which has the virutal machine. Otherwise, I would only slipstream SP2.
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Oops missed the virtual machine part. I don't know why it wouldn't work, I was just thinking it's easier to slipstream one SP versus two. You can download the Micro$oft virtual machine here.
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Post by glears »

Thanks Dude, I'll download the VM from that site and only slipstream RC2.
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Post by The Dude »

I should have mentioned this earlier, Autostreamer is a small utility that will slipstream the sp for you. Norm originally posted this gem. :thumb:
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