Can I install Client Profile by installing DotNetFx??Client_Packag

[dotAge]

Can I install Client Profile by installing DotNetFx??Client_Package_x86.exe
in turn?

For example:
1) if there isn't any .NetFramework have been installed, then all 3 packages
will be installed:

DotNetFx20Client_Package_x86
DotNetFx30Client_Package_x86
DotNetFx35Client_Package_x86

2) If there is .NetFramework 2.0 have been installed, then I only install
the last 2 packages:

DotNetFx30Client_Package_x86
DotNetFx35Client_Package_x86

3) If there is .NetFramework 3.0 have been installed, then I only install
the last package:

DotNetFx35Client_Package_x86

Because .NetFramework 3.5 client profile setup package is too large, and the
huge package dotnetfx35setup.exe(231M) always be downloaded and installed at
most scenarios by bootstrapper, it is intolerable.
I have tested the scenario 2 by a .Net 3.5 client only program with WCF
technology, it worked, but I am afraid that there will be some potential
risks, who can tell me about this?

Thanks!

 

[dotAge]

I tried to prohibit the bootstrapper downloading the huge file by commenting
the <Command PackageFile="dotnetfx35setup.exe">...</Command> and
<PackageFile Name="dotnetfx35setup.exe" .. /> from Product.xml, then place
all files excluding dotnetfx35setup.exe to self-extracting executable, it
installed successfully on a XP platform without any NetFramework
pre-installed, but it did nothing and reported successfully directly on a XP
platform with .NetFramework 2.0 full installed. I don't know why the
conditions defined as that in product.xml causing it bypassed the
DotNetFx30Client_Package_x86 and DotNetFx35Client_Package_x86. How can I
modify the conditions force to install the 2 packages under such a scenario?