How un-attendant new and/or silent new installation?
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How un-attendant new and/or silent new installation?
Personalise installation
Hi everybody,
Whit the version 8.1, I execute install64.exe whit install64.inf and wincmd.key.
How I do personalise my installation whit tcmd851ax64.exe or tcmd851ax32_64.exe?
Thank you.
Hi everybody,
Whit the version 8.1, I execute install64.exe whit install64.inf and wincmd.key.
How I do personalise my installation whit tcmd851ax64.exe or tcmd851ax32_64.exe?
Thank you.
Hi and welcome.
Is your question meant like:
"How do I update my personalized TC v8.1
with TC v8.51a without losing my configuration" ?
If yes, ... I don't know how actual that is, but there is a wiki entry about that topic:
http://www.ghisler.ch/wiki/index.php/Backup
Is your question meant like:
"How do I update my personalized TC v8.1
with TC v8.51a without losing my configuration" ?
If yes, ... I don't know how actual that is, but there is a wiki entry about that topic:
http://www.ghisler.ch/wiki/index.php/Backup
If you are installing Total Commander over an existing installation you usually do not need to backup anything (for exceptions, see
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The new installers tcmd851ax64.exe or tcmd851ax32_64.exe do not use a separate self-extractor and installer any more. They use the previous install.exe with attached ZIP (0 compression) containing the install.inf, langugea, readme and CAB files. You can delete the EXE signature after the end of the ZIP and then modify the install.inf within the ZIP to your needs. Make sure to use 0 compression (storing). Currently the installer will only install files from the CAB file, not from the zip directly.
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Installer package contains executable stub, ZIP archive and digital signature. You can view installer executable with e.g. FileInfo plugin, it shows where signature starts. E.g. for tcmd851ax32.exe:
Then open file with hex editor and delete that part of the file, i.e. last 6448 bytes of the file.
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DATA DIRECTORY (Virtual Address and Size)
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Security table rva: 0039B750h size: 00001930h
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How un-attendant new and/or silent new installation?
Hello,
I edited also edited the file "tcmd851ax32_64.exe" to access the both INF files in it.
But when i put those files back into the original "tcmd851ax32_64.exe" without compression it only starts the original setup. For somehow it doesn't use the INF configuration files.
Also on a PC where never this setup has run. Does anyone has a clue?? Can some one help me out here??
I edited also edited the file "tcmd851ax32_64.exe" to access the both INF files in it.
Code: Select all
DATA DIRECTORY (Virtual Address and Size)
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Security table rva: 006106C8h size: 00001930h
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Also on a PC where never this setup has run. Does anyone has a clue?? Can some one help me out here??
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Thx for the quick response - it worked... as far as putting my changed Install.inf files back into the "tcmd851ax32_64n.exe".
But I get the same problem as MichaelHell, the installation makes no use of the changes (silent, different Installpath, ...)
And yes, I've edited both inf files, the Install.INF AND the Install64.INF
So - any advice for this???
Cheers
Thx for the quick response - it worked... as far as putting my changed Install.inf files back into the "tcmd851ax32_64n.exe".
But I get the same problem as MichaelHell, the installation makes no use of the changes (silent, different Installpath, ...)
And yes, I've edited both inf files, the Install.INF AND the Install64.INF
So - any advice for this???
Cheers
Cheer up, Karl
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Please delete the comment starting with // in the [auto] section. It is causing problems to the manual parser because it contains [] in the comment.
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Yes, there is a new version of the self-extracting installer here:
https://plugins.ghisler.com/addons/newinstaller.zip
Usage:
1. Rename/backup the file sfxhead.sfx in the Totalcmd directory
2. Replace it with the one in the above ZIP
3. Pack the files with option "Self-extracting archive" and comprerssion ratio set to 0
Additional files must be listed in the install.inf like this (e.g. for the key):
[Install]
1=install.cab,c
2=wincmd.key
[Installd]
1=install.cab,c
2=wincmd.key
https://plugins.ghisler.com/addons/newinstaller.zip
Usage:
1. Rename/backup the file sfxhead.sfx in the Totalcmd directory
2. Replace it with the one in the above ZIP
3. Pack the files with option "Self-extracting archive" and comprerssion ratio set to 0
Additional files must be listed in the install.inf like this (e.g. for the key):
[Install]
1=install.cab,c
2=wincmd.key
[Installd]
1=install.cab,c
2=wincmd.key
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v8.x install.exe
<"v8.x install.exe" - thread merged here by mod>
At previous versions of Total Commander ( <= 7 ) if you like to have a custom installer, I remember you extract the installer, change INSTALL.INF to you match your needs e.g. auto=1 etc, and then just executed the extracted INSTALL.EXE
Now I can see the INSTALL.INF inside the installer (e.g. tcmd852x64.exe) but the INSTALL.EXE is not there any more . Is there a separate x64 INSTALL.EXE , or what I have to do for having the same functionality ;
thanks,
George Mpouras
At previous versions of Total Commander ( <= 7 ) if you like to have a custom installer, I remember you extract the installer, change INSTALL.INF to you match your needs e.g. auto=1 etc, and then just executed the extracted INSTALL.EXE
Now I can see the INSTALL.INF inside the installer (e.g. tcmd852x64.exe) but the INSTALL.EXE is not there any more . Is there a separate x64 INSTALL.EXE , or what I have to do for having the same functionality ;
thanks,
George Mpouras