Camarade_Tux

Backup your data first. (you've been warned) Insert your CD. See how your whole drive has been formatted and how all files have been removed. The "Insert your CD." can be changed to "Forget you have the CD in your drive and reboot.".

"goto :eof" is normal : it is to exit the script. And the script doesn't really exit, it first writes to a log. Briefly, I edited the script and added some "echo" commands: echo 3 sed --version >nul 2>&1 || goto __checkExtUtilsError echo 4 goto :eof 3 is displayed but 4 is not. And I'm not experienced at all with batch.

Everything seems to be OK on XP SP1a. I'll try to find what the problem with ASMS compression is. Thanks a lot.

I can't run it : "ERROR: Some of the external utilities are not accessible. Check the bin subdir. " Path has no space in it, workdir is the correct one. I added some dbeug infos and on line 344, wget is not found, though it is present. You should also add a "Pause" at line 350 or 351.

... again I copied a working i386\ASMS over the buggy one and tried again. ... would have been better if I did not forget to recreate the iso/ edit: went ok, checking HFs. edit2: I probably woke up too early... I forgot to add Hfs. I should probably go back to bed. :/ And VirtualConsole for Avedesk is working. However, it can be CPU hungry, especially with makecab.

Probably agree too. edit : I knew I had something stupid to do : ^^

You're welcomed. Ad for next version, I don't know. I think nuhi knows what will be in next version. I think he knows but I'm not 100% sure.

I thought so because your installer looks pretty weird. Have you tried using the 7zip.nsi file in \DOC, inside 7zip's source ? That one should be enough since we can already extract the content of the installer with 7zip. edit: just did it. I still have to check something for one file though. So : new hfslip -> nlite -> virtual machine -> clean 7zip install in VMWare -> report

For the first problem, I think TV was on at the same time. And for the second, I think two other computers were running. -> No popwer loss, and no defective power supply.

-> austerity\config\base.rc I advise you to remove spaces on top and in right but to keep 1 or 2 pixels on the bottom and left of the windows : therefore you can have your popup and config menu quickly. edit: for me, it lets me access my "recycle" ^^ (this annoyed me because when I want to close a window, I just move the mouse to the upper right corner and click, with this space, I click on litestep's desktop... :/ )

I knew there was something in this theme! @Cygnus, the cleanest way is to restore your backup. Then, press Shift and left-click on your desktop. You'll get a new menu. Go to "bar options", "disable vwm". edit: if you want, I can help you change the width of the border you get around windows too. (why translating a theme or an app teaches you lots of things. ^_^ )

You can perfectly get it. Ho, weird, I got 30 minutes with nothing to do. And I LOVE Litestep.

Visual Effects -> Activate Window(s) Tracking. Never noticed that one before. *weird* *X-files* *aliens* *global conspiracy driven from Croatia*

I thought you wanted to do that post-install. The problem with this keys is that only one bit has to be changed to disable the tweak. Though I can find which one to change, I can't change it easily. Or... I can. Will see tomorrow. You can set your computer, with this tweak disabled, then export the corresponding key and run the reg file on next installations with the same CD.

Any graph or history ? Try removing some plugins to see how it evolves.

Btw, how do you rebuild the installer ?

It's incredible. I always forget the exact name. http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?s=&amp...st&p=515455

Hum, used a floppy with a post-it on it. It damaged the floppy drive... this was at my father's office.

Nero and PowerDVD are installed later. At the end of installation, do you have a msvcrt71.dll file on your computer ? If you do, just move QTAlt at the end. If not, you'll have to put it there. Also, an app that use a dll may not complain during installation.

Hi everybody, I was discussing about nlitement on another board and had an idea to ease component restore (had no time to check it). As far as I remember, sysoc.inf can be used to play with optionnal components but leaving it with antries that have been removed will result in errors during installation. What would happen if winnt.sif was used to disable the installation of an optionnal component ? Would we still get an error ? And if this is not enough to restore a component (a missing .inf), I'll be glad to write a script to automate that.

I thought they would say "simply ineffective" but no : they conclude it's a conspiracy.

A silent anounce in fact.

Does dxdiag.exe report anything ?

ya i just noticed that too. almost all boards have the dual channell setup for slot (1+3) or (2+4) but occasionaly you find boards where its (1+2) and (3+4). just some stupid crap. As far as I'm concerned, there's no difference : I always read manuals.

Thanks. And, I've set my pagefile to 512MB so I shouldn't need PAE either. I'll make a C app soon to check wether PAE is enabled or not : you just need to have a pointer and check if it's 32-bit or 64-bit. And I already tried with /NOEXECUTE=alwaysoff : it has no effect on PAE, only on DEP. I'll check my bios btw.