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I had no trouble installing crystal reports xi using this string:
setup.exe PIDKEY=xxx CLIENTLANGUAGE=EN ADDLOCAL=ALL REBOOT=ReallySuppress /qn
This works for the French and English setup just fine (its a multilanguage edition). But the german version thinks it needs a reboot at the end. Using the switch 'reboot=reallySuppress' just leads to an error message popping up at the end. omitting that switch leads to a reboot that comes unexpected for the script.
I looked at the log file and, apparently, crystal wants to install some drivers in c:windowssystem32spooldrivers..stdnames.gpd and thinks that these are in use. Therefore, they need be replaced only at the next startup.
The errormessage is 1604, Setup incomplete.
So how can I prevent the setup from rebooting, while not having the complaining box popping up ?
Or could I find out who is using the files it wants to replace ?
I do a reboot after installing it anyway, so I would be happy to perform the required reboot myself..
(I have no packaging tool. Is there one that is free ?)
I had no trouble installing crystal reports xi using this string:
setup.exe PIDKEY=xxx CLIENTLANGUAGE=EN ADDLOCAL=ALL REBOOT=ReallySuppress /qn
This works for the French and English setup just fine (its a multilanguage edition). But the german version thinks it needs a reboot at the end. Using the switch 'reboot=reallySuppress' just leads to an error message popping up at the end. omitting that switch leads to a reboot that comes unexpected for the script.
I looked at the log file and, apparently, crystal wants to install some drivers in c:windowssystem32spooldrivers..stdnames.gpd and thinks that these are in use. Therefore, they need be replaced only at the next startup.
The errormessage is 1604, Setup incomplete.
So how can I prevent the setup from rebooting, while not having the complaining box popping up ?
Or could I find out who is using the files it wants to replace ?
I do a reboot after installing it anyway, so I would be happy to perform the required reboot myself..
(I have no packaging tool. Is there one that is free ?)