> > > > You have to re-install the IPv6 kit every time you upgrade (and > > sometimes patch) Internet Explorer, to get the IPv6 enabled version of > > wininet.dll. > > Not entirely true; > If you install the patch I engineered you will also get a wininet.dll > versioned 6.58.1.1, and with the comment "IPv6 Technology Preview". > This will be 'safe' for quite some time as wininet.dll isn't revised > that much. At least it survived on my box for quite some time now ;)
Hi, I have Win 2K, Advanced Server, SP2, and the Install wininet.dll wont install because it is looking for SP1. The wininet.dll that came in the package msripv6-bin-1.4.exe is not suitable for IE-6, or anything on W2K-AS as it states in it's readme file. It's early IE and NT suitable only The wininet.dll that comes in the package tpipv6-001205.exe won't install because it looks for SP1, and I'm sp2. So in short, with W2K-AS + SP2, I have no IPv6 connectivity for IE-6. I might add the IPv6 package itself works fine. Just can't get any browsers to understand IPv6. Including last nights Mozilla download. If you have a wininet.dll that works on my set up - I'd sure appreciate a copy. Cheers Robert > > And XP works out of the box, you only need to type the ipv6 install > part. > By the way I heared only XP "Pro" (consumer Pro that is ;) does support > IPv6 and that XP "Home" doesn't.. unverified though as I will be > skipping XP completely, drivers support and colors blabla.... > > Maybe it's time to 'engineer' a stolen-dll version from XP, but I don't > know if that's legal, editing resources probably isn't either but heh... > > Greets, > Jeroen > --------------------------------------------------------------------- The IPv6 Users Mailing List Unsubscribe by sending "unsubscribe users" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
