Multi-volume Distribution: Difference between revisions
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The first example splits a large product distribution of a | The first example splits a large product distribution of a | ||
theoretical 2.1GB into 1 root installer and 3 more installers of 700 MB | theoretical 2.1GB into 1 root installer and 3 more installers of 700 MB | ||
each (to fit on | each (to fit on 700 MB compact disks.) | ||
The second example is one installer which copies files from multiple disks onto the users' hard drive. | The second example is one installer which copies files from multiple disks onto the users' hard drive. |
Revision as of 01:47, 22 August 2006
Author: Afrow UK (talk, contrib) |
Description
Two NSIS examples for multi volume distribution (i.e. more than one CD for a product).
The first example splits a large product distribution of a theoretical 2.1GB into 1 root installer and 3 more installers of 700 MB each (to fit on 700 MB compact disks.)
The second example is one installer which copies files from multiple disks onto the users' hard drive.
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