Danny Terweij wrote:

> From: "Bruce Campbell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> 
> > > which simply states:
> > >  XP + .NET have builtin IPv6 support
> > >  2k needs the patch
>  
> > Note that its explicitly W2k SP1 .  The patch will not 
> apply if (I think)
> > SP2 or (confirmed) SP3 have been applied.
> 
> The w2k patch will work at SP1 SP2 SP3.
> 
> 
> Replace this in hotfix.inf :
> 
> [Version]
> 
>     Signature="$Windows NT$"
> 
>     NtBuildToUpdate=2195
>     NtMajorVersionToUpdate=5
>     NtMinorVersionToUpdate=0
>     NtServicePackVersion=512
>     NtMinimumServicePackVersion=256

This won't work for SP3, which needs NtServicePackVersion=1024 ;)
The 'problem' is that the IPv6 'patch' is really a hotfix and not a
driver.
Hotfixes depend on the actual SPx being available denoted by the
NtServicePackVersion number:
SP0 = 0
SP1 = 256
SP2 = 512
SP3 = 1024

That's why I made to zip's, one for SP2, and one for SP3, note also that
they contain a wininet.dll with the version hexedit-upgraded so that it
will
work with IE6. I don't think there are many people still using IE5.0/5
nowadays :)

Greets,
 Jeroen

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