On Thu, Feb 26, 2009 at 12:13 PM, Nathan Kidd <nathan-...@spicycrypto.ca>wrote:
> All that said, if I were you I would do this: > > Grab a live Ubuntu CD, and run the conversion from there. You'll get a > nice friendly GUI and a terminal like cygwin. There's no simple exe to > run, but the instructions aren't too hard to follow. You don't need to > necessarily install anything to your HD. You can talk to your FAT/NTFS > drives directly. (This all based on an assumption that your "windows or > cygwin" comment means you really don't want to touch Linux -- it would, > of course, be better to install to your HD so you don't have to repeat > anything if you reboot.) Nathan, that's a great suggestion! I had never thought of recommending to people that they use a Ubuntu Live CD. I use Ubuntu now full-time which is why I stopped creating the nightly .exe's. I'll be sure to add that to the wiki. That said, I do have Windows 7 running in a VirtualBox, but no longer have the ActiveState PerlApp tool to make .exe's with. Is anyone familiar with pp? http://search.cpan.org/~smueller/PAR-Packer-0.982/lib/pp.pm I would like to get a newer nightly build uploaded if possible; it looks like that tool may do the trick. toby
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