I have created several packages for installing Visual Studio 2008. These packages, when executed manually from the source directory, have run successfully. The problem is when I deploy the packages using SCCM 2007, they bomb. I am using the setup.exe /unattendfile vs2008.ini command to customize the install. During the install process, the prerequisite software is installed correctly. When the Visual Studio 2008 install downloads to the local PC, the install starts, then breaks. I have to manually go to the downloaded files in the cache folder and run the command line described above to run the install. The rest of the task sequence breaks and has to be manually continued as well. My initial thoughts were permission related, but when I created a separate task sequence to be executed while I was logged in, it bombed as well.
My question: What am I missing? It really seems silly that a Microsoft product will not install using Microsoft's own management tool.
I will gladly answer any and all requests for additional information pertaining to this problem.
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I have created several packages for installing Visual Studio 2008. These packages, when executed manually from the source directory, have run successfully. The problem is when I deploy the packages using SCCM 2007, they bomb. I am using the setup.exe /unattendfile vs2008.ini command to customize the install. During the install process, the prerequisite software is installed correctly. When the Visual Studio 2008 install downloads to the local PC, the install starts, then breaks. I have to manually go to the downloaded files in the cache folder and run the command line described above to run the install. The rest of the task sequence breaks and has to be manually continued as well. My initial thoughts were permission related, but when I created a separate task sequence to be executed while I was logged in, it bombed as well.
My question: What am I missing? It really seems silly that a Microsoft product will not install using Microsoft's own management tool.
I will gladly answer any and all requests for additional information pertaining to this problem.
Thanks,
Mike
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