On Mon, Jan 12, 2015 at 11:44:27PM +0100, Thomas Maisl wrote: > > > b) if you don't have a chance to go diving but have a dive computer around > > with some dives on it, simply create a new logbook (Ctrl-W) and download > > from that dive computer. Again, play with canceling the download, > > retrying, canceling the dialog, accepting some but not all dives, forcing > > a download of all dives, etc. > success with version 4.3.-353-g578e9c22af72 and Suunto Zoop on > 1. Win7 64bit (after downgrading ftdi-driver from 2.12 to 2.10 - before > permission denied because of driver signature - a new thing, don't know > why) and
Maybe you don't have a 'real' ftdi chip? Wasn't that driver doing something strange with fake chips? > 2. Win7 32bit (with ftdi 2.12) > - complete download of data > - abort download and > - select all dives to be accepted > - select some dives to be accpeted > - download of "newest" dives (after deleting some newer from the logbook) > - using of first three options (also combinations thereof) These are all things you tried. Did they all work? Any issues? > Another odd thing: > on Win7 32-bit the user survey still pops up on every restart of Subsurface > (did a direct upgrade from 183 to 353). I always cancel with the "ask later > again" option. The user survey indeed will pop up until you do it or tell it not to ask anymore. > On Win7 64-bit the survey doesn't pop up. I did upgrade from a more recent > version. So likely you told it to go away at some point. I'm honestly unsure how best to handle this - I don't want it to be annoying so I assumed people would either click "go away" or just fill it out. Having it pop up all the time is indeed annoying - but that's kinda your own fault by telling it to ask you again :-) /D _______________________________________________ subsurface mailing list [email protected] http://lists.subsurface-divelog.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/subsurface
