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| | Can't install Virtual Machines Additions on VPC 2007 SP1 + WinXP S When i start VirtualMachineAdditions.msi, it's running fine, but in the end of process (without any message) it's rolling back the installation. I have tried to run it with "/lxv* c:\log.txt /i" switches, but resulting 330-kB log doesn't contain any clue. What can i do to solve this problem? P.S. Both host and guest OS is WinXP SP3 (guest OS slightly stripped down by nLite for fast install and run). |
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| | Re: Can't install Virtual Machines Additions on VPC 2007 SP1 + WinXP S "RedRat" <RedRat@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:6F8F501A-DEBC-42EF-9EBD-3CD2F90629E8@xxxxxx Quote: > When I start VirtualMachineAdditions.msi, it runs fine, but in the end > of process (without any message) it rolls back the installation. I have > tried to run it with "/lxv* c:\log.txt /i" switches, but resulting 330-kB > log > doesn't contain any clue. What can I do to solve this problem? all that is required to install the Additions on a supported Windows guest is to use the VPC Console Action menu. This mounts the Additions virtual CD which, in turn, autoruns and begins the installation process. If you have downloaded the MSI from somewhere, are you absolutely certain that you haven't downloaded a previous version, maybe for VPC 2004...? -- Mark Rae ASP.NET MVP http://www.markrae.net |
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| | Re: Can't install Virtual Machines Additions on VPC 2007 SP1 + Win "Mark Rae [MVP]" wrote: Quote: > When you talk of the MSI, where have you got this from? Quote: > Generally speaking, all that is required to install the Additions on a supported > Windows guest is to use the VPC Console Action menu. This mounts the > Additions virtual CD which, in turn, autoruns and begins the installation process. the virtual HDD and tried to run it with different switches to reveal the root of problem. But even verbose logging not helps me. Everything seems OK, all files installed in the right place, all registry keys are written, but in the end of installation everything just rolled back. Without any error in the log. Really weird behaviour... :-\ Quote: > If you have downloaded the MSI from somewhere, are you absolutely certain > that you haven't downloaded a previous version, maybe for VPC 2004...? P.S. Is it possible to attach a part of log-file to the message? I'm beating my head for two days, but can't find any clue... :-/ P.P.S. Excuse my English... ;-) |
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| | Re: Can't install Virtual Machines Additions on VPC 2007 SP1 + WinXP S On Mon, 27 Apr 2009 07:13:03 -0700, RedRat <RedRat@xxxxxx> wrote: Quote: >When i start VirtualMachineAdditions.msi, it's running fine, but in the end >of process (without any message) it's rolling back the installation. I have >tried to run it with "/lxv* c:\log.txt /i" switches, but resulting 330-kB log >doesn't contain any clue. What can i do to solve this problem? > >P.S. Both host and guest OS is WinXP SP3 (guest OS slightly stripped down by >nLite for fast install and run). setup.exe? It could be that nLite removed a piece of the OS that the VM Additions need. -- Cheers, Steve Jain, Virtual Machine MVP http://vpc.essjae.com/ |
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| | Re: Can't install Virtual Machines Additions on VPC 2007 SP1 + Win "Steve Jain [MVP]" wrote: Quote: > What happens when you just let the Additions ISO autostart? Or run > setup.exe? "msiexec /i VMAdditions.iso", every time i got the same result - in the end of installation everything is suddenly rolled back without any errors or warnings. Even verbose log looks absolutely normal. Quote: > It could be that nLite removed a piece of the OS that the VM Additions need. this problem. Windows Installer and System Restore is up and running, all permissions for registry and directories is right. Now i'm simply sorting out different options in hope to find the right one. Maybe, you can give me a hint, what i have to check first of all? |
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| | RE: Can't install Virtual Machines Additions on VPC 2007 SP1 + WinXP S > When i start VirtualMachineAdditions.msi, it's running fine, but in the end Quote: > of process (without any message) it's rolling back the installation. I have > tried to run it with "/lxv* c:\log.txt /i" switches, but resulting 330-kB log > doesn't contain any clue. What can i do to solve this problem? |
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| | #7 (permalink) |
| | [SOLUTION] Virtual Machines Additions needs MS Network Client to be installed. Even if you have not network adapter. |
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