How about --reinstall tried it (on linux). had to click "install"-yes "license"-yes and correct the install-dir. /link restarted and downloaded nothing, using old content. so with a short path like "z:\ios" setup is quick.
Am Donnerstag, 20. November 2003 03:17 schrieb Anton Rolls: > I recommend go to www.sysinternals.com > (lots of good stuff in there) > and download regmon "Registry Monitor". > Then you can watch what it is trying to > do exactly. > > Anton. > > > Hi, IIRC we once had a discussion if / how to get the IOS Link client to > > run from an USB stick. I just tried it but the Link client wants to > > install itself. I think this has to do that IOS Link searches for a > > registry key, if it's already installed. Does someone know which registry > > keys are used? > > > > As I don't expect RT to fix this issue in a time range, that I will live > > to see, I'm thinking about something different. How about a simple tool, > > that will catch registry access calls and reroute them to some ini files? > > With this it would be possible to decouple a lot of programs from a local > > registry. > > > > -- > > Robert M. M�nch -- To unsubscribe from this list, just send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with unsubscribe as the subject.
