> This is my mistake. I assumed that since ipconfig.exe exits
> with status 13 for me, it exits with status 13 for everybody.
> And I am a tad obsessive about checking exit statuses. But
> I have reports of ipconfig.exe exiting with 11 and now 14, so
> that code needs a little work.
>
> The fast&loose workaround is to comment out these two lines (circa
> 101) in install/dosbin/install.pl:
>
> $status == $expected_status
> or die "$cmd > $tmpfile failed, status $status";
>
> (That is, put a '#' at the start of each line.)
I just ran across this one today. I just commented out:
# print 'IP address: ', get_value ('_meta', 'ipaddr'), "\n";
In the install.pl file... The script then went on. Is there a reason I
should comment out the lines that you described? I don't see any real
reason for this code to be there except that you may want to, "Output some
interesting info." :)
I have not gone further than this in the install as I have been trying to
track the problem down in your code. This is no easy task when people have
the nerve to bug me at work! :) It is also somewhat difficult because, as
they say, Perl is write only code! :) Just being silly, I find this code
to be well documented and the methodology to be very strait forward.
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