ICE 30
Please how do you resolve ICE 30? Do you just delete those repeated files or you can resolve them?
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Posted by:
cygan
18 years ago
this error is to check that each file is only installed once to any folder. it occurs usually in vendor msi's only where the installation has to take into account operating systems and installs 2 different versions of a file to the same folder
the only way that I know to resolve ICE 30
if your operating system will be supporting long file names which I guess it will then open the msi in ORCA and delete the short files names from the file table. this will generate more invalid ICE 03 errors delete these as well
thats how I got rid of all my ICE 30 errors
the only way that I know to resolve ICE 30
if your operating system will be supporting long file names which I guess it will then open the msi in ORCA and delete the short files names from the file table. this will generate more invalid ICE 03 errors delete these as well
thats how I got rid of all my ICE 30 errors
Posted by:
Lillude
18 years ago
mostly in the case of the vendor MSI the two components which are installing the same name files have some installation conditions with them. For example one component may have a condition WINNT>500 and the other may have WINNT<500 i.e. to ensure that which component will get installed based on the operation system on which the MSI is going to be installed.
so in such a case only one of the components will match the install condition...so in such a case ICE 30 can be ignored as the files wont be getting installed twice at the same location
so in such a case only one of the components will match the install condition...so in such a case ICE 30 can be ignored as the files wont be getting installed twice at the same location
Posted by:
AngelD
18 years ago
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