How to set correct installation order for windows updates in dism?

Question

System administration

I want to "speed up" the installation of the operating system (namely, windows server 2012). For this purpose, I use DISM as a way to integrate update packages inside the ISO image. The problem is this - service packs for good should not be installed in any, but in a certain sequence. From scratch, "pumping" all the updates turns out to be 168 service packs (all sorts of KBs), but how do you know in what order they were installed? If such a possibility? (If somehow it would be cool to automatically download all the files. Now I use wsus.offline.update)
PS
In dism itself, the sequence of rolling packages onto the image can be set, but the problem is in the sequence. Climbing all the service packs with your hands will not work quickly,

Answer 1

It seems to have solved the problem. The main thing here is to download all the updates. To do this, you must first install the updates, then run the script: https://keithga.wordpress.com/2014/10/29/offline-p...
Now that all the updates have been downloaded, you can already work with dism:
1. dism /image:c:\dism\offline /Add-Package /PackagePath:"f:\install\windows\2012.update
2. dism /unmount-image /mountdir:c:\dism\offline /commit
Further - not relevant to the question, but for the task itself - important.
Unforeseen problem. The size of install.vim starts to exceed 4GB due to implemented updates. It needs to be split:
And the install.vim file itself - delete.After that, you can make an iso-shku:
1. copype.cmd amd64 c:\dism\boot
2. oscdimg -n -m -o -bc:\dism\boot\fwfiles\etfsboot.com c:\dism\iso "F:\install\windows\windows_2012_R2_update. 04.iso"