Hi there,
on my laptop, mtn wouldn't pull net.venge.monotone.
There is no firewall or virus scanner running.
The db-file is freshly created.
The same command worked well on my other computer which is in the same
network.
The laptop is a Dell Latitude with Intel Core Duo and XP SP2. I played
Thomas Keller wrote:
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I actually rather like the existing logo, and have no real desire to
change it, except that I found out that we really ought to purge
ourselves of the existing one since it's derived from an image we don't
hold a license for. So
Graydon Hoare schrieb:
I actually rather like the existing logo, and have no real desire to
change it, except that I found out that we really ought to purge
ourselves of the existing one since it's derived from an image we don't
hold a license for. So I've updated it to a new rat, roughly the
Daniel Carosone dan at geek.com.au writes:
I'm not sure if this problem still exists, or is the cause of your
issue, but it might be worth trying. There used to be an issue
whereby you couldn't have a db or a workspace directly off the root of
a windows X: drive. Something in the boost path
Ingo Maindorfer ingo at liquidcooling.de writes:
on my laptop, mtn wouldn't pull net.venge.monotone.
There is no firewall or virus scanner running.
The db-file is freshly created.
The same command worked well on my other computer which is in the same
network.
Is the other computer also
Hi Matthew,
Is the other computer also running Windows XP SP2?
Yes.
We haven't had any other reports of problems like this. I've tried
reproducing this behaviour (with the exact same command-line options) on a
couple of different XP SP2 systems without any luck... pull works just fine
Hi,
The only difference between my computers is, that's my laptop running XP
from Dell witch has PAE switched on. I'll try to disable this and try it again.
Bye, Ingo
I turned off PAE and the XD-Protection, but mtn still fails pulling
venge.net
Cheers,
Ingo
Thomas Keller wrote:
Wow... now this does look pretty similar to a naked mole rat (no tail?)
Nah, naked mole rats look different. Blind, wrinkly, large curved
protruding teeth. Not especially pretty. Alex's tail is just hidden by
the camera angle.
Would you mind and share the svg
