Matthew Toseland <toad at ...> writes: > > Is your disk full?
Well, I hope this reply comes in under Matthew Toseland's reply to my post. Dunno really how to use this thing. Nope, plenty of space. I really wish you could just download a complete up-to-date freenet package. All they'd have to do is just make updating a normal part of the installation process, but the package still installs if update fails. Same result, better process, more freedom. And not dependant *ahem, ahem* on their having non-corrupt files on the server. You could just use another source. I tried using the webinstaller again this afternoon, to update the complete package I downloaded from http://www.vrhome.com/freenet/, but it seems to time out on the larger files, that is when it gets to freenet.jar. I tried it over again, and it gets 3/4 there and the connection goes almost dead, but will keep downloading about 1 kb maybe every 30 seconds. I have a very slow connection. Anyway freenet, it works now. I was also getting the Could not find main class error, but that is fixed by the package I got. The only problem with the package I downloaded was I had to point it to javaw.exe, but it had a nice error message which told me what to do. Martin > > On Sun, Sep 25, 2005 at 03:50:00PM -0600, #-Martin-# wrote: > > I cannot get Freenet, because the web installer does not work. I have > > tried it many times now, and it aborts. I tried downloading files from > > here: http://freenetproject.org/snapshots/, but perhaps they were the > > wrong ones, or not all of the right ones. The webinstall says i have > > updated files, and would I like to use them? but when I say yes, it > > says it cannot write to the disk. > > I'm using XP, modem connection > > Is there a zip file somewhere with all of Freenet in it, that I could > > just download? why do you use this webinstaller??? I see other people > > here have had the same problem. I could download a package here: > > http://www.vrhome.com/freenet/, but I don't see anywhere on the main > > freenet site telling which is the current version of freenet, and I > > don't want to get an old one. Please help. > > > > Thanks, > > > > Martin
