The Microsoft .NET Framework SDK version 1.1 (released: 2006-11-29)
includes everything developers need to write, build, test, and deploy .NET Framework applications, documentation, samples, and command-line tools and compilers.
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What works Debugging of .NET applications using commandline cordbg. Various other commandline tools (ildasm, disassembling .NET binaries, resgen ...)
What does not
- Installation hangs sometimes when displaying "creating shortcuts". Kill the installer from another console (wineserver -k) because the installer is already at its end. A second time installation attempt should succeed. Needs some investigation (service?)
.NET Framework 1.1 Redistributables installation is needed as prerequisite. Refer to .NET Framework 1.1 installation HOWTO for installation instructions.
Example command lines you can use to perform unattended installations for the .NET Framework 1.1 SDK installation:
Silent installation
These command lines will run the .NET Framework 1.1 SDK setup in fully silent mode. The setup package will extract to a temporary location and
installation will begin with no user interaction and no visible UI. The user will see no visible indication that setup is running.
$ wine setup.exe /q:a /c:"install.exe /q"
Standard unattended installation
These command lines will run the .NET Framework 1.1 SDK setup in standard unattended mode. The setup package will extract to a temporary location and installation will begin with no user interaction. A progress dialog will appear on the screen during installation, and it will disappear when setup is complete. Errors encountered during installation might pop up message boxes during installation if they occur.
$ wine setup.exe /q:a /c:"install.exe /qb"
Unattended installation with no cancel button available in the UI
These command lines will run the .NET Framework 1.1 SDK
setup in unattended mode with no cancel button. The behavior of setup is the same as with the command lines above except the cancel button will be hidden on the progress page during installation. This allows the user to know that a setup is in progress but prevent them from
cancelling it (unless they kill the process).
$ wine setup.exe /q:a /c:"install.exe /qb!"
.NET 1.1 SDK installation hangs at the end
This is caused by self registration of Microsoft CLR Debugger for first time:
