Roy wood writes:
> Sorry to continue an OT discussion here but you are wrong. You can go to
> the Microsoft site and download the SP4. The pack you need to download
> is the one for network users. This is because people with multiple
> machine do not want to connect them individually to do the up
To my
>I urgently need to install the latest service pack on my W2k machines!
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Thanks to all who responded. I am now sorted!
Per
On Sat, 16 Aug 2003 19:25:28 +0100, Tony Firshman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
On Sat, 16 Aug 2003 at 14:23:06, P Witte wrote:
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I urgently need to install the latest service pack on my W2k machines!
However, it is a 120+Mb download! and I dont have broadband. Would any
o
On Sat, 16 Aug 2003 at 20:06:26, Roy wood wrote:
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>
>In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Tony Firshman
><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>>>I urgently need to install the latest service pack on my W2k machines!
>>>However, it is a 120+Mb download! and I dont have broadband. Would
Absolutely correct autorun.inf is windows only
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Dilwyn Jones
Sent: 16 August 2003 14:16
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Subject: Re: [ql-users] QL2004
The autorun.inf only works on Windows systems though, surely?
I d
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Tony Firshman
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
I urgently need to install the latest service pack on my W2k machines!
However, it is a 120+Mb download! and I dont have broadband. Would any of
you like to contact me about downloading this file onto a CD and sending it
to m
Tony,
That is not true - it is possible to get the complete SP as a single file.
The full SP4 for W2K is 129Mb (I know because I have it !). This can then
be applied to any flavour of W2K (workstation, server, advanced server).
I agree if you are online, you can download a setup program that
On Sat, 16 Aug 2003 at 14:23:06, P Witte wrote:
(ref: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>)
>
>I urgently need to install the latest service pack on my W2k machines!
>However, it is a 120+Mb download! and I dont have broadband. Would any of
>you like to contact me about downloading this file onto a CD and sendin
Phoebus Dokos wrote:
> ex ram1_lxx;'-m 32 -k ram1_vmlinux -r ram1_ramimg.gz -- root=/dev/ram"
>
> replace the "32" with the amount of memory you have on your system.
Using my acorn I formatted 2 new floppies DOS 1.44MB (they came Mac
formatted, which made them cheaper) then added lxx and vml
> >> Norman Dunbar wrote:
> >>> Tony Firshman wrote:
> >>> > I got mine two days ago.
> >>> Ah well, I live in what is laughingly called 'The North' - the
Postie
> >>> must take longer to get here !
> >>
> >> When I was in Aberdeen the post was really slow, it took 2 weeks
from
> >> Surrey. I reme
> } I mean, it should just leak out the cut end shouldn't it ? :o)
>
> No, it never leak!
> The signal propagates along the line, and when it reach the end of
the line,
> it partially reflect (just like waves do on harbour) and then
propagate back,
> crossing the new incoming signal... The bad thi
Hey guys, didn't your mums and dads ever tell you not to smoke in
public?
Dilwyn Jones
> Holy Smoke Batman !
>
> -
> Norman Dunbar
The autorun.inf only works on Windows systems though, surely?
I don't mind adding an autorun.info which would boot iit into a DOS or
Windows text viewer to show the readme.txt, that should be simple
enough, I could even use the free Word viewer to boot the readme.doc
file.
Ideally needs to be m
I urgently need to install the latest service pack on my W2k machines!
However, it is a 120+Mb download! and I dont have broadband. Would any of
you like to contact me about downloading this file onto a CD and sending it
to me for a fiver or so?
SOO unpatriotic and off-topic, I know, but I dont k
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