how to integrate/slipstream new updates

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       #11

    Thanks. Take kb3177467 for example. Using wget/curl and the 3 URLs below, one can download these three files:

    windows6.1-kb3177467-x64_7203ed8c6247dc914f8a3c95f64d754fe651f998.cab
    windows6.1-kb3177467-x64_42467e48b4cfeb44112d819f50b0557d4f9bbb2f.msu
    Windows6.1-KB3177467-x64.msu


    Code:
    http://download.windowsupdate.com/d/msdownload/update/software/crup/2016/08/windows6.1-kb3177467-x64_7203ed8c6247dc914f8a3c95f64d754fe651f998.cab
    
    http://download.windowsupdate.com/d/msdownload/update/software/crup/2016/08/windows6.1-kb3177467-x64_42467e48b4cfeb44112d819f50b0557d4f9bbb2f.msu
    
    https://download.microsoft.com/download/2/4/7/247BDD8A-6AAE-4466-B137-3B2918D0CEAB/Windows6.1-KB3177467-x64.msu
    That first URL (for the cab) is from your export example.

    The two msu files are identical in size (9319), the cab is a bit smaller (9146). The filenames contain the sha1 hashes.
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       #12

    Jackpot!

    Urthboundmisfit wrote "I grabbed a direct d/l link (x64) from Windows Update log"

    The log itself is in plain text c:\windows\WindowsUpdate.log.

    The file is verbose but buried inside are all the direct download links.

    last step is to script:
    1) parse the log for URLs of the installed msu's
    2) curl/wget the all the msu URLs into a directory
    3) sort the msu's based on the timestamps of the cab files in \Windows\SoftwareDistribution\Download\*
    4) dism the directory into the image
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  3. Posts : 29
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       #13

    another way to get listing of installed updates:

    TechNet Wiki

    Code:
    wmic qfe list full /format:htable > hotfixes.htm
    Also, the update history is available through the link in WIndows Update, I

    it also available in a different format through ControlPanel> Programs >Programs and Features > Installed Updates

    Still, the amazing thing is that the plain-text log file reports all the complete URLs for msu's of the installed updates.
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  4. Posts : 16,161
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       #14

    "the plain-text log file reports all the complete URLs"

    Yes. That is why I suggested the program to you.
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       #15

    there is no need to download/install/learn/maintain/deal-with-its-bugs any program, the msu URLs are already available in plain text in the windowsupdate log file, free for the greping.
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  6. Posts : 16,161
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       #16

    Yes, we know that.
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