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Hello ...,
there is no directory "wxp" etc created on the DVD for XP.
It exist on the disk but not on the DVD.

You will have the result
“Info: Medium does not support Microsoft Windows (wxp x86 enu)
Error: Medium neither supports your Windows nor your Office version”

Version 9.0 works correctly.

Please see .\doc\history.txt:

.\doc\history.txt wrote:Version 9.1 -- 04.04.14
...
- Fix: 'x86-cross-product' ISO images exceeded 4.7 GB (max. capacity of DVD-5 media) and therefore won't any longer contain updates for Windows XP and Office 2003 / 2007 and installation files for .NET 3.5 SP1 / 4.0
...

Hi Harrry,
I have created an ISO image for XP only. No office was included. It has taken 1,9 GB at version 9.0. It means that it not exceeded the capacity of a DVD.
You can't assume that this will be the reason.
The error message is
“Medium does not support Microsoft Windows (wxp x86 enu).”
“ERROR: Medium neither supports your Windows nor your Office version.”
That's right but it doesn't explain that there is no support at version 9.1 more.
Thanks

Please open a command prompt and enter the following commands

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cd "<your wsusou dir>\client"
tree


and post a screenshot of the output.

It's the tree from 9.1.
And you can have the UpdateGenerator.ini.
You can check my choice.

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+---wsusoffline
    +---bin
    +---client
    ¦   +---bin
    ¦   +---cmd
    ¦   ¦   +---custom
    ¦   +---cpp
    ¦   +---dotnet
    ¦   ¦   +---x86-glb
    ¦   +---exclude
    ¦   ¦   +---custom
    ¦   +---md
    ¦   +---msse
    ¦   ¦   +---x86-glb
    ¦   +---o2k10
    ¦   ¦   +---enu
    ¦   ¦   +---glb
    ¦   +---o2k3
    ¦   ¦   +---deu
    ¦   ¦   +---enu
    ¦   +---o2k7
    ¦   ¦   +---deu
    ¦   ¦   +---enu
    ¦   ¦   +---glb
    ¦   +---ofc
    ¦   ¦   +---deu
    ¦   ¦   +---enu
    ¦   ¦   +---glb
    ¦   +---opt
    ¦   +---oxp
    ¦   ¦   +---deu
    ¦   ¦   +---enu
    ¦   ¦   +---glb
    ¦   +---software
    ¦   ¦   +---custom
    ¦   ¦   +---msi
    ¦   +---static
    ¦   ¦   +---custom
    ¦   +---wddefs
    ¦   ¦   +---x86-glb
    ¦   +---win
    ¦   ¦   +---enu
    ¦   ¦   +---glb
    ¦   +---wsus
    ¦   +---wxp
    ¦       +---enu
    ¦       +---glb
    +---cmd
    ¦   +---custom
    +---doc
    +---exclude
    ¦   +---custom
    +---iso
    +---log
    +---sh
    +---static
    ¦   +---custom
    +---xslt


UpdateGenerator.ini:

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[Windows XP]
enu=Enabled
fra=Disabled
esn=Disabled
jpn=Disabled
kor=Disabled
rus=Disabled
ptg=Disabled
ptb=Disabled
deu=Disabled
nld=Disabled
ita=Disabled
chs=Disabled
cht=Disabled
plk=Disabled
hun=Disabled
csy=Disabled
sve=Disabled
trk=Disabled
ell=Disabled
ara=Disabled
heb=Disabled
dan=Disabled
nor=Disabled
fin=Disabled
[Windows Server 2003]
enu=Disabled
fra=Disabled
esn=Disabled
jpn=Disabled
kor=Disabled
rus=Disabled
ptg=Disabled
ptb=Disabled
deu=Disabled
nld=Disabled
ita=Disabled
chs=Disabled
cht=Disabled
plk=Disabled
hun=Disabled
csy=Disabled
sve=Disabled
trk=Disabled
ell=Disabled
ara=Disabled
heb=Disabled
dan=Disabled
nor=Disabled
fin=Disabled
[Windows Server 2003 x64]
enu=Disabled
fra=Disabled
esn=Disabled
jpn=Disabled
kor=Disabled
rus=Disabled
ptb=Disabled
deu=Disabled
[Windows Vista]
glb=Disabled
[Windows Vista x64]
glb=Disabled
[Windows 7]
glb=Disabled
[Windows Server 2008 R2]
glb=Disabled
[Windows 8]
glb=Disabled
[Windows Server 2012]
glb=Disabled
[Windows 8.1]
glb=Disabled
[Windows Server 2012 R2]
glb=Disabled
[Office 2003]
enu=Disabled
fra=Disabled
esn=Disabled
jpn=Disabled
kor=Disabled
rus=Disabled
ptg=Disabled
ptb=Disabled
deu=Disabled
nld=Disabled
ita=Disabled
chs=Disabled
cht=Disabled
plk=Disabled
hun=Disabled
csy=Disabled
sve=Disabled
trk=Disabled
ell=Disabled
ara=Disabled
heb=Disabled
dan=Disabled
nor=Disabled
fin=Disabled
[Office 2007]
enu=Disabled
fra=Disabled
esn=Disabled
jpn=Disabled
kor=Disabled
rus=Disabled
ptg=Disabled
ptb=Disabled
deu=Disabled
nld=Disabled
ita=Disabled
chs=Disabled
cht=Disabled
plk=Disabled
hun=Disabled
csy=Disabled
sve=Disabled
trk=Disabled
ell=Disabled
ara=Disabled
heb=Disabled
dan=Disabled
nor=Disabled
fin=Disabled
[Office 2010]
enu=Disabled
fra=Disabled
esn=Disabled
jpn=Disabled
kor=Disabled
rus=Disabled
ptg=Disabled
ptb=Disabled
deu=Disabled
nld=Disabled
ita=Disabled
chs=Disabled
cht=Disabled
plk=Disabled
hun=Disabled
csy=Disabled
sve=Disabled
trk=Disabled
ell=Disabled
ara=Disabled
heb=Disabled
dan=Disabled
nor=Disabled
fin=Disabled
[Office 2013]
enu=Disabled
fra=Disabled
esn=Disabled
jpn=Disabled
kor=Disabled
rus=Disabled
ptg=Disabled
ptb=Disabled
deu=Disabled
nld=Disabled
ita=Disabled
chs=Disabled
cht=Disabled
plk=Disabled
hun=Disabled
csy=Disabled
sve=Disabled
trk=Disabled
ell=Disabled
ara=Disabled
heb=Disabled
dan=Disabled
nor=Disabled
fin=Disabled
[ISO Images]
single=Disabled
cross-platform=Enabled
[USB Images]
copy=Disabled
path=
cleanup=Disabled
[Options]
cleanupdownloads=Enabled
verifydownloads=Enabled
includesp=Enabled
includedotnet=Enabled
includemsse=Disabled
includewddefs=Disabled
[Miscellaneous]
proxy=
wsus=

chenwsu wrote:It's the tree from 9.1.
And you can have the UpdateGenerator.ini.
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...
[ISO Images]
single=Disabled
cross-platform=Enabled
...

For the ISO image of Windows XP updates please mark the Create ISO image(s) option "per selected product and language", the section in UpdateGenerator.ini should be

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[ISO Images]
single=Enabled
cross-platform=Disabled


harry wrote:

chenwsu wrote:It's the tree from 9.1.
And you can have the UpdateGenerator.ini.
...

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...
[ISO Images]
single=Disabled
cross-platform=Enabled
...

For the ISO image of Windows XP updates please mark the Create ISO image(s) option "per selected product and language", the section in UpdateGenerator.ini should be

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[ISO Images]
single=Enabled
cross-platform=Disabled


Maybe you run into the same size problem. Just some hours ago I've produced an XP *.iso image; size: about 4.9 GByte

As just mentioned in the "misc" part of this forum: I'd prefer to write such an *.iso onto an USB stick. Under Linux: nearly no problem, and under windows the google search for "iso to usb stick" shows some programs for this job, p.e. http://www.computerbild.de/download/ISO-to-USB-6559588.html

That sounds just wrong, XP ISO is 1.5 GiB for me, like always (created with #571).

My XP ISO (including .NET & C++ & XP SP2) is about 2 GB, so 4.9 GB is definitely too big.

boco wrote:That sounds just wrong, XP ISO is 1.5 GiB for me, like always (created with #571).

Yes - that's right. There was another error (http://forums.wsusoffline.net/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=4211) which inflated the *.iso.

Should be corrected soon.