Discussion:
Managed DirectX 9.0 installation in XPe
(too old to reply)
VijayS
2004-12-03 01:01:30 UTC
Permalink
Hi all,

A standard Windows installation of DirectX requires the user to use the
command line <b>DXSetup.exe /InstallManagedDX</b> to install the
managed (.net) DirectX functionality.

Does anyone know whether the standard DirectX 9 XPe component (SP2)
installs these <b>managed</b> features onto the device?
Thanks in advance.

- Vijay Santhanam
Mario
2004-12-03 08:09:20 UTC
Permalink
I don't know if its possible to install it with the original component....

But I have created a component, which calls as an FBA Gen command the
mdxredist....
This installs managed directX and it is working without any problems....

Best Regards,
Mario
Post by VijayS
Hi all,
A standard Windows installation of DirectX requires the user to use the
command line <b>DXSetup.exe /InstallManagedDX</b> to install the
managed (.net) DirectX functionality.
Does anyone know whether the standard DirectX 9 XPe component (SP2)
installs these <b>managed</b> features onto the device?
Thanks in advance.
- Vijay Santhanam
VijayS
2004-12-06 04:56:21 UTC
Permalink
Hi Mario,

Using mdxredist.msi works perfectly to install managed Direct X.

However, the FBA Gen command I made gets an unspecific error when I try
to build the configuration.

It says, "Error 1004: Invalid resource: "Install_Managed_DX9"

I can't work out why I'm getting this error.

Mario, could you please email me the component you created for this?
Thanks,
-Vijay
VijayS
2004-12-06 05:20:41 UTC
Permalink
Duh, I worked it out.
The phase value should be 8500 and up according to XPe "Step by Step".
VijayS
2004-12-06 05:47:05 UTC
Permalink
FBA gives the following error when trying to install Managed DirectX
during first-boot


"An error occured during the installation of assembly
Microsoft.DirectX,Version="1.0.0900.0", Culture="neutral",
PublicKeyToken="....."
HResult: 0x8002802F"

How can I get around this error?
Is there another way to install Managed DX with FBA?

Loading...