SMS 2003 SP2 - does slipstreamed version exist ?

[Mirdus0001]

I tried to find an install source, SMS 2003 with SP2 integrated, on MSDN without success.

Now I try to integrate SP2 in the installationfiles SMS2003 with SP1

I recive error as below no matter what path I write.

Path to the installation files: E:\SMS2003
examples:
en_SMS_2003_sp2.exe /integrate:E:\SMS2003SMSsetup\bin\i386
en_SMS_2003_sp2.exe /integrate:E:\SMS2003\SMSsetup\bin
en_SMS_2003_sp2.exe /integrate:E:\SMS2003\SMSsetup
en_SMS_2003_sp2.exe /integrate:E:\SMS2003

Thnaks for any tip or advice.



[smssp2.log]
0.032:
===========================================================================­=====
0.047: 2006/09/05 14:17:52.843 (local)
0.047: e:\f0f5290f74c7f75931\update\update.exe (version 6.1.22.0)
0.047: Slipstream mode
0.047: Service Pack started with following command line:
/integrate:E:\SMS2003\smssetup\bin\i386 /log:e:\smssp2.log
0.125: Package Type: CLASSIC
0.125: GetBuildInformation: Error 0x3 while trying to retrieve target OS
version information from E:\SMS2003\smssetup\bin\i386.
0.125: GetTargetOSInformation: Error retrieving build information: GLE = 0x3
0.125: IntegrateHotfix: Error 0x3 while gathering information about target
E:\SMS2003\smssetup\bin\i386.
0.125: Hotfix Integration failed with error 0x3
4.047: Message displayed to the user: An error occurred while attempting to
integrate this software update package. Verify that the architecture,
language, and service pack level of this software update are valid for the
target distribution folder.
4.047: User Input: OK
4.047: An error occurred while attempting to integrate this software update
package. Verify that the architecture, language, and service pack level of
this software update are valid for the target distribution folder.

 

[skissinger]

Slipstreaming SMS 2003 SP2 is not supported (and so far no one I know has been able to do so, in an unsupported fashion)

If you have a MSDN subscription, the slipstreamed CD should be in the September or October set. Otherwise check with your MS Rep.

Blog:

http://myitforum.com/cs2/blogs/skissinger/