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Installing build 26

vefatica

vefatica

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Got this the first time. The second time it worked.

Code: 
Exception - [SEH_AV_DEP_BADPTR] ACCESS_VIOLATION (0xc0000005) at address 0xae14fe1a988a840f.

    *** Stack Trace (x86) ***

[0x988a840f]   -----
[0x6f697a94]   MsiSetOfflineContextW()
[0x6f55a45c]   MsiInvalidateFeatureCache()
[0x6f5b5b92]   MsiGetPropertyW()
[0x0027defc]   -----
[0x0028b9c0]   -----
[0x0029321b]   -----
[0x00293012]   -----
[0x00288b4b]   -----
[0x0028d1a7]   -----
[0x0028cfa8]   -----
[0x00239d51]   -----
[0x00239f02]   -----
[0x00238e01]   -----
[0x00235db4]   -----
[0x0052f9fc]   -----
[0x0055005c]   -----
[0x00650073]   -----
[0x00730072]   -----
[0x0076005c]   -----
 
A similar thing happened on my work machine (XP) ... crash the first time, success the second time. Both were b24 to b26.

vefatica said:
Got this the first time. The second time it worked.

Code: 
Exception - [SEH_AV_DEP_BADPTR] ACCESS_VIOLATION (0xc0000005) at address 0xae14fe1a988a840f.

    *** Stack Trace (x86) ***

[0x988a840f]   -----
[0x6f697a94]   MsiSetOfflineContextW()
[0x6f55a45c]   MsiInvalidateFeatureCache()
[0x6f5b5b92]   MsiGetPropertyW()
[0x0027defc]   -----
[0x0028b9c0]   -----
[0x0029321b]   -----
[0x00293012]   -----
[0x00288b4b]   -----
[0x0028d1a7]   -----
[0x0028cfa8]   -----
[0x00239d51]   -----
[0x00239f02]   -----
[0x00238e01]   -----
[0x00235db4]   -----
[0x0052f9fc]   -----
[0x0055005c]   -----
[0x00650073]   -----
[0x00730072]   -----
[0x0076005c]   -----
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On Wed, 12 Oct 2011 10:56:21 -0400, rconn <> wrote:

|---Quote (Originally by vefatica)---
|A similar thing happened on my work machine (XP) ... crash the first time, success the second time. Both were b24 to b26.
|---End Quote---
|
|The installer developers want a verbose log:
|
|tcmd.exe /L*V logfilename

What am I supposed to do with that command line (and when)? TCMD chokes on it.
 
From: vefatica
| rconn wrote:
|| The installer developers want a verbose log:
||
|| tcmd.exe /L*V logfilename
|
| What am I supposed to do with that command line (and when)? TCMD
| chokes on it.

I suppose it's a command to use with the installer - you are supposed to DWRM!

I had suggested long ago that the installer and the product have different filenames, to make it easier to know which kind a file is, and to make communications easier. For a while I thought that MS installers do not permit that, but we have a bunch of counterexamples: installers for the LE and for the 64b versions.
--
Steve
 
On Wed, 12 Oct 2011 11:50:22 -0400, rconn <> wrote:

|---Quote---
|> What am I supposed to do with that command line (and when)?
|> TCMD chokes on it.
|---End Quote---
|You're supposed to use that on the installer, not the installed TCMD.EXE.
|The TCMD.EXE installer is just a wrapper around msiexec, which is what
|generates the installation log.
|
|The installer developers need a log of a failed (crashed) installation.

It is still now clear what you're asking me to do ... and when.
 
On Wed, 12 Oct 2011 15:39:46 -0400, rconn <> wrote:

|---Quote---
|> ---Quote (Originally by rconn)---
|> 1) Download the installer.
|>
|> 2) Run it with the /L*V option.
|>
|> 3) If it crashes, send me the log. If it doesn't crash, go to 1.
|> ---End Quote---
|> Shouldn't he go to *2*? I mean, why clog the network? ;-)
|---End Quote---
|No, go to 1. It only (sometimes) happens the first time he tries to install
|a new build.

That's right and IIRC, the fix in XP was to DL and install manually (not via
OPTION /U).
 
On Tue, 18 Oct 2011 11:31:17 -0400, vefatica <> wrote:

|---Quote (Originally by rconn)---
|1) Download the installer.
|
|2) Run it with the /L*V option.
|
|3) If it crashes, send me the log. If it doesn't crash, go to 1.
|---End Quote---
|Another failed install! Find INSTALL27.ZIP attached.
|
|Attached to this message is install27.zip (http://jpsoft.com/forums/attachments/support/237d1318951834-installing-build-26-install27.zip)

Odd ... the last line in the log of the failed install is

Code: 
Action start 11:24:01: ProgressDlg.

On the second try (successful, no new download) the log does not contain such a
line.
 
From: vefatica
Subject: RE: [Support-t-3276] Installing build 26
| Attached to this message is install27.zip

Oxymoron? Or have I missed the announcement of B27's availability?
--
Steve
 
On Tue, 18 Oct 2011 12:32:16 -0400, Steve Fabian <> wrote:

|From: vefatica
|Subject: RE: [Support-t-3276] Installing build 26
|| Attached to this message is install27.zip
|
|Oxymoron? Or have I missed the announcement of B27's availability?

I didn't see it either, but it must be official since I DL'd it from the web
site, and on my work machine, got it via "OPTION /U".
 
Here's one that crashes all the time for me.

At work, I don't have TC installed in the default "C:\Program Files\JPSoft\...." In order to keep my personal software separate from my work provided software, I install in "C:\MyProgramFiles\JPSoft\...."

Here's where the crash comes in every time. Sometimes, while installing an update, I forget to change the install folder from "C:\Program Fil..." and continue to the next screen then remember and click the back button. I then change the install path to "C:\MyProga..." then continue with the Next buttons to the point of installation. It crashes every single time.

If I remember to change the install path the first time through, the install works correctly.
 
rconn said:
Can you generate a verbose installer log? And the crash info (taken from
the screen) would be useful for me to pass on to the Windows Installer
developers.
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Will do that right now since build 27 is available.
 
I haven't installed yet. How do I run the logger "/L*V logfile.txt" from the updater? Or how do I run the downloaded installer executable as an updater while passing the logging switch? If I run the installer from the CMD prompt with just the logging switch, it wants to Add Components or Repair, it doesn't go to the upgrade.
 
> I haven't installed yet. How do I run the logger "/L*V logfile.txt" from
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the

> the updater? Or how do I run the downloaded installer executable as an
> updater while passing the logging switch? If I run the installer from the
> CMD prompt with just the logging switch, it wants to Add Components or
> Repair, it doesn't go to the upgrade.
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You should be able to just run the installer like this:

tcmd.exe /L*V install.log

(Or tcmdx64.exe if you're using the 64-bit version.) But if you crashed
during the previous install attempt, Windows will display the repair or
uninstall dialog. In that case, uninstall and then try installing again.
 
CRAP!

I did it and it failed. Then I decided to get a better screen shot and it ended up working the second time (and third and fourth ...) and I lost the install log file.

Here's the screen shot.
 

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