What you need to alter is the definition of the GROUP. The first page you see when you select a Group from the homepage is defined in the Group definition. Also in there are items like what is the SQL used to define the system's that match, the Group name, etc, etc. None of this is stored in a tradition PHP file you would normally use. Group definition XML file are store (those that ship with OAv2) in /code_igniter/system/application/controllers/groups
If a Group definition contains a SQL statement for group_display_sql, then that is used. You have to also add which extra columns you would like displayed below this. There are a default list of columns which work with the default group_display_sql (which is used if a specific one does not exist in the definition).
So - as far as displaying the service pack for a Group listing is concerned, the attribute is stored in sys_sw_windows.windows_service_pack in the database. You will need to alter the Group Display SQL. You will also need to add it to the columns to be displayed. I've attached an example based on the Windows Server group.
As for displaying the username - take a look at the Windows XP group definition. It already does this. See if you can make it work for you and let us know how it goes. I can help further if you can't get it...
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