On 05-May-12 10:31 AM, Bob Arnson wrote:
Are you using the same OS on the build machine?
I am almost certain that I used the same OS on the build machine (64-bit
Windows 7). But obviously there have been a lot of updates to Windows since
then. I was able to successfully build a NT4-compatible
On 02-May-12 11:51, Quinton Tormanen wrote:
The schema is 200, and when built back in 2010 using the same source
and toolset it worked up until the path validation.
Are you using the same OS on the build machine?
MSI (c) (88:6F): Note: 1: 2203 2: rmcwin.msi 3: -2147286779
MSI (c) (88:6F):
On 01-May-12 20:03, Bob Arnson wrote:
See wix.chm on WIXUI_DONTVALIDATEPATH for how to skip validation.
That sounds perfect Bob. Unfortunately, now when I build from the same
source/toolset, the resulting MSI won't start at all. It gives error 1620 on
WinNT4+SP6 (but works on newer OSes). This
All versions of WiX can generate MSIs targeting any version of Windows
Installer. However, you will have to be very careful about using WiX
toolset custom actions (usually via Extensions) because we compile against
the latest security approved CRTs which sets our minimum OS level to what
is still
On 01-May-12 11:17, Rob Mensching wrote:
I bet you're using the WixUI and that has a custom action in it to verify
paths. You'll have to hack that out (basically, create your own UI) to get
it all to run on NT4.
See wix.chm on WIXUI_DONTVALIDATEPATH for how to skip validation.
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We have an older product that supports WinNT4 (with SP6+IE4). The installer for
this product was built using WiX 3.0.5419.0. The last release was November
2010. We found that running the MSI file on WinNT4+SP6+IE4 appears to work
except that the user cannot get past selecting a target folder,
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