Unoffical Roytam1 Browser Installer - Project Thread

[mockingbird]

Hi i430vx, and thank you for your great installer.

I ran the installer today and it deleted my Serpent directory (x86) and it did not install anything.  Running the installer again does nothing.

Can you please update the program?

Thanks

[InterLinked]

3 minutes ago, mockingbird said:

Hi i430vx, and thank you for your great installer.

I ran the installer today and it deleted my Serpent directory (x86) and it did not install anything.  Running the installer again does nothing.

Can you please update the program?

Thanks

Any chance this fork of it works? https://w2k.phreaknet.org/

That's what I use to install mine, and it was working as of 2 weeks ago.

[mockingbird]

5 minutes ago, InterLinked said:

Any chance this fork of it works? https://w2k.phreaknet.org/

That's what I use to install mine, and it was working as of 2 weeks ago.

I just tried the fork...  Same issue.  I'm going to try and delete the Basilisk directory and see if that works.

Update:
Totally my fault!!!  This is a machine I've been working on that's in progress, and it's meant to replace my current bulky rig...  I didn't pay attention and plugged my ethernet into the wrong port (the default Intel i219 isn't supported by XP so I added a PCI adapter in there).

Thanks for the quick response @InterLinked

Edited November 15, 2021 by mockingbird

[InterLinked]

2 minutes ago, mockingbird said:

I just tried the fork...  Same issue.  I'm going to try and delete the Basilisk directory and see if that works.

Update:
Totally my fault!!!  This is a machine I've been working on that's in progress, and it's meant to replace my current bulky rig...  I didn't pay attention and plugged my ethernet into the wrong port (the default Intel i219 isn't supported by XP so I added a PCI adapter in there).

Thanks for the quick response @InterLinked

LOL, that would do it!

I was trying to PXE boot some computers today to reimage them this morning and was wondering why one of them didn't want to do it.

Turns out, it helps to make sure the Ethernet cable is plugged in