Hi Niall,
Under Client Push Installation properties
General tab:
Enabled automatic site-wide client push, unchecked.
Installation Properties tab:
SMSSITECODE=<my site> SMSCACHESIZE=20000 SMSMP=<my mp> FSP=<my fs> PATCH=<UNC path to SP1.msp>
Under Hierarchy Settings
Automatic Client upgrade tab:
Upgrade client automatically, checked.. I don't remember turning this on because we use Deep Freeze for some machines, so this would be a waste of resrouces.
When I ran the upgrade, everything was green. The first thing that I attempted was do to an OSD because WDS is usually the first thing to break. When I couldn't PXE boot, I reinstalled it twice but it was throwing a 80004005 trying to connect to the management point, I decided to look somewhere else. When I looked at my component status, I saw that SMS_MP_CONTROL_MANAGER was in error. I tried to restart it but it would error querying the component. This was when I attempted to reinstall the management point. While monitoring the mpsetup.log I saw that it was trying to install the client as a pre-req and that was failing, so I went to look at my ccmsetup.log and noticed the "PATCH="
mpsetup.log
<10/23/13 10:54:49> Installing pre-req using command line "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Configuration Manager\client\ccmsetup.exe" /UpgradeWithServer:mp <10/23/13 10:54:49> Pre-req installer "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Configuration Manager\client\ccmsetup.exe" /UpgradeWithServer:mp finished with exit code 1 <10/23/13 10:54:49> Failed to Install Pre Req CcmSetup. Return Code is 1
ccmsetup.log
[LOG[Loaded command line: "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Configuration Manager\client\ccmsetup.exe" "/runservice" "/mp:<my mp>" "SMSSITECODE=<my site code>" "SMSCACHESIZE=20000" "FSP=<my fsp>" "PATCH=<UNC to SP1 .msp>]