Sam Lewis wrote: Also check for a bad download. I always have to brace myself for unexpected time consumption! This time after downloading 0.9.6, removing the 0.9.5 tree and unzipping all the files 0.9.6 would not run! All I got was the splash screen, the Warp Centre activity monitor would be up for while and then fall to zero. Removing old profiles did not make any difference. Then doing a fresh UnZip I noticed some messages flash past. Then I ran UnZip -t <foldername>\mozilla-os2-vacpp-0.9.6.zip and there it was - "at least one error in the zip file". Dogone it! Did another download, install and up it came. (I used 0.9.5 to do the fresh download).
Mozilla's ftp saving file process is much more solid and stable than 4.61 which falls over easily. But for a lengthy download I have found it wise to not have any other internet traffic flowing in or out of the dialup (with Injoy's NAT that means not accessing the internet from any other computer on the LAN). Thus I infer that the ftp process should have the connection all to itself to minimise the chance of a bad download. Victor Bien > I did the installation as described below with mozilla-os2-vacpp-0_9_6.zip. > When I doubleclick on the Warpzilla Icon nothing happens. I am running OS/2 > Warp 4.0 FP 11. Any suggestions? > Thanks, > Sam > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > >>In <9sh2al$[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, on 11/09/2001 >> at 06:08 PM, "Krister Hallergard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: >> >> >>>Hi, am newbie to mozilla. Have been looking for installation >>>instructions but not found any. Just unzipping to c:\mozilla and adding >>>set path c:\mozilla\bin causes the splash screen to give sys3175 - >>>xpcom.dll with 0.9.2, and with 0.9.5 the splash screen locks up. Have >>>W3, FP40 and Java 1.1.8. Must have missed something. >>> >>I've never quite figured out why the distributions don't have an install >>readme. To install: >> >> - remove entire old tree >> - unzip >> - run warpzfol.cmd >> >>You don't need any changes to config.sys unless you want to put your >>configuration files outside the Mozilla tree. It makes upgrades a bit >>simplier. I use: >> >> SET MOZIlLA_HOME=D:\Home >> >>I've heard that folks have gotten Moz to run on Warp3, but it's not one of >>the supported platforms, AFAIF. >> >>Steven >> >>-- >>------------------------------------------------------------------- >>Steven Levine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> MR2/ICE 2.29g #10183 >>Warp4/FP11.5 www.scoug.com irc.webbnet.org #scoug (Wed 7pm PST) >>------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >
