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Setep issue when installing .NET redistributable from CD

(Adam Shaked Gish)

7/9/2002 8:03:00 PM

Hello

Our product needs to install the .NET redistribution package which it
depends on. We do this by running dotnetfx\install.exe from within our
setup (we include in our setup all the fles that come with the
package).
This works well when our setup is copied to the local disk, or run
from a network drive. When we attempt to run the setup directly from
the CD we distribute to our customers there is a problem. You see the
setup proceeding for a while and then you get the message: "Please
insert the disk: Microsoft .NET Framework (English)", with OK and
Cancel options.
The user, not having any other disk at hand, presses cancel and the
whole process roles back.
Comment: burning the .NET distribution package on a separate CD (with
nothing else on it) reproduces this problem for us!

Please help!

Following is the bottom of the log file:

….
[07/09/02,15:54:44] Loading: C:\WINNT\System32\msi.dll
[07/09/02,15:54:44] ProductName: Microsoft .NET Framework (English)
[07/09/02,15:54:44] Reading ProductLanguage
[07/09/02,15:54:44] Trying to load msi.dll
[07/09/02,15:54:44] Loading: C:\WINNT\System32\msi.dll
[07/09/02,15:54:44] ProductLanguage: 1033
[07/09/02,15:54:44] Installing: D:\dotnetfx\netfx.msi
[07/09/02,15:54:44] Checking IIS...
[07/09/02,15:54:44] IIS not found
[07/09/02,15:54:45] Checking MDAC Version
[07/09/02,15:54:45] Looking for 2.70.7713.0
[07/09/02,15:54:45] Found MDAC Version: 2.70.7713.4
[07/09/02,15:54:45] MDAC Version OK
[07/09/02,15:54:45] StopDarwinService() - Call to ControlService()
failed!
[07/09/02,15:54:45] GetLastError() returned: <183> (service already
stopped?)
[07/09/02,15:54:45] Trying to load msi.dll
[07/09/02,15:54:45] Loading: C:\WINNT\System32\msi.dll
[07/09/02,15:54:45] Trying to load oleacc.dll
[07/09/02,15:54:45] Successfully loaded oleacc.dll
[07/09/02,15:54:45] Calling MsiInstallProduct() with commandline:
ADDLOCAL=All ARPSYSTEMCOMPONENT=1 ARPNOREMOVE=1 REBOOT=ReallySuppress
IIS_NOT_PRESENT=1
[07/09/02,15:56:03] MsiInstallProduct() returned 1602
[07/09/02,15:56:03]

[MsiInstallProduct]

ReturnCode=1602
[07/09/02,15:56:03] Preparing Dialog
[07/09/02,15:56:03] Message: Microsoft .NET Framework Setup has been
cancelled. Setup will now exit.
[07/09/02,15:56:03] Install.exe returning 1602
[07/09/02,15:56:03]

[Install.exe]

ReturnCode=1602
1 Answer

(Jacob Yang)

7/10/2002 9:55:00 AM

0

Hi,

I have not encountered the similar issue before. Based on my research and
experience, this message is reminding you to install the Microsoft .NET
Framework

If you want to include the .NET Framework in your Visual Studio .NET Setup
and Deployment projects, see the following Microsoft sample for how to
include the .NET Framework with your package:

Microsoft .NET Framework Setup.exe Bootstrapper Sample

http://msdn.microsoft.com/downloads/default.asp?url=/downloads/sam...
l=/MSDN-FILES/027/001/830/msdncompositedoc.xml

You can download the .NET Framework from the Microsoft Web site. The
Setup.exe Bootstrapper sample complements Dotnetfx.exe and a .NET Framework
application's Microsoft Windows Installer-based setup program (.msi file).
The purpose of the sample is to demonstrate how to create a single setup
program that, when launched, installs the .NET Framework redistributable
package Dotnetfx.exe, if necessary, and then installs a .NET Framework
application.

The .NET Framework is also available on the Visual Studio .NET installation
media. For additional information about the location of the .NET Framework
redistributable package, click the article number below to view the article
in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

Q308488 INFO: Download and Install the .NET Framework

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-...

Thanks,

Jacob Yang
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