The ZIP archive must extracted to the root of a drive (for instance, C:\ or some other filesystem device.) If you extract it into a subdirectory (as WinZip's "Wizard Mode" will do if it is allowed to manage the extraction and/or execution of the archive) then the installation will not work. To resolve this problem, delete the first extraction and re-extract directly to the root of the drive, then run the setup.exe again from the root as required.

Documentation The latest downloadable update of the R6 documentation is Document Release 6.03 (about 770k.) Check your version by looking at the bottom of any page in the docs other than the table of contents or index. If your version is earlier than this, we suggest you download, unzip, and replace all .html files which you can locate by looking where the Help/Help Location dialog indicates for your system (this is an FX menu command.

Click on 'ignore' and let the installation finish. Everything will work, except for the Matroska Splitter. You are probably getting this error because there are one or more crucial Windows components missing on your system. Most likely comctl32.dll or DCOM.

ajc 1.0 does not try to locate javac in your path: it uses the javac classes directly. In JDK 1.2 and 1.3 these classes are found in tools.jar (in the lib directory of the JDK distribution), which must be on your classpath to make ajc work with javac. Inspect the java command that launches ajc to make sure that tools.jar is on the classpath for ajc; the -classpath option only applies to the sources compiled. I'm running under 1.4, but ajdoc asks for 1.

CDex 1.40 uses the windows socket library version 2, which is not standard shipped with Windows 95. This problem has been addressed in CDex 1.50. However, to run CDex 1.40 you have to upgrade your windows socket library from the following page:

Unfortunately, some errors can occur when downloading files from the Internet. The only possible solution is to try to download the file again.

Please check a few things. Is the the kernel module loaded? # modprobe mpio # lsmod | grep ^mpio mpio 3960 0 (unused)

Many people make the mistake of copying an ISO image directly to a CDROM. If you see one large iso image on your cd, as opposed to files and directories, that's probably what happened. This is not how it should be done. The ISO image is used to create a CDROM--it is not the actual thing that will go on a CDROM.

File corruption is caused by a broken download. To avoid file corruption, it is best to not use the network while you are downloading (surf the Internet for example). This will help to stop the file from becoming broken. Unfortunately, when file corruption happens during download, it can happen that downloading again does not fix the file. To get a new clean file, you first need to clear your browser cache to remove the old download.

ELA logging allows 3rd party product log messages to appear in the Check Point VPN-1/FireWall-1 log. This functionality is not required for proper performance of RainWall. It is only used to send log messages to the VPN-1/FireWall-1 log. The same messages are also sent by default to the system logs. To set up this functionality, you need to properly configure the ela.

The system needs a Sun disklabel to find it's partition information. This information is stored in the first block of the drive. If your bootdrive doesn't contain such a disklabel, you will have to create it using fdisk. Within fdisk, you have the command s, which can be used to build a new Sun disklabel for your drive. Older machines can only boot properly when the boot image and configuration file are located within the first GB, and sometimes within the first 2 GB of it's boot disk.

Yes. The downloaded version contains instructions on how to burn the files on to your own CD. You can make as many copies as you like. Remember to include ALL the files.

All products are available via download from our website. However, if you would like a CD shipped to you, then please allow 1-2 weeks to receive CDs sent to the US or Canada. All other locations should allow 2-3 weeks. There is an additional fee of $10, which includes the shipping and handling.

Using your own burning software is NOT recommended, since most of them are designed for multi-tasks and so they are not easy to use for this special purpose.

Simply follow the instructions on your preferred media player as you would do with any digital music files.

In order to copy or “burn” the movie (AVI files) from your "Shared Files" folder to a blank CD, your computer must have a writeable CD-ROM drive. The software that comes with your particular CD-ROM drive will allow you to burn the movie files onto the blank CD. You will need to download the software below which allows you to convert AVI files to VCD, SVCD, or DVD formats so they can be played on your VCD or DVD player.

In order to copy or “burn” the music mp3 files from your "Shared Files folder" to a blank CD, your computer must have a writeable CD-ROM drive. The software that comes with your particular CD-ROM drive will allow you to burn the mp3 files onto the blank CD. The software will automatically convert the MP3 format to CD format.

The program that is downloaded is in fact the Skinkers application installer, which must be run to install the application. Make sure you download this file to a memorable place (such as "Desktop" or "My Documents"). Once downloaded, double-click the file and follow the on screen instructions to install the Skinker.

The ./configure script does not check for the presence of libfam.la, and make needs libfam.la to compile Krusader. If you know how this can be solved, please let us know. Install libfam0-devel-foo.rpm. Note: when you install Mandrake™-Linux? 9.2 with the default settings, this package is not installed. If you need more information take a look at FAQ missing libs or headers.

Eric ka1eec points out that after building hamlib and installing with make install, you need to run ldconfig (as root) to regenerate the dynamic loader cache. If you have no root priviledge on your system, you can do without it by appending the install library directory to your LD_LIBRARY_PATH environement variable.

sql_bind uses the same mechanism to validate a domain as stock BIND does, you will need to have a SOA record per zone.

You can only have on SOA record per zone. Did you run read_dnswalk twice? If so, then you have duplicates of every entry in your zone not just the SOA records. You need to clean out your database tables and rerun read_dnswalk. If you are porting sql_bind to a new database, make sure that your "select" statment in sql_load() is correct. If your database supports the use of parentheses in a where clause, please use them.

Because most likely you are using a broken version of GNU flex. Basically, you have two choices to resolve the problem: a) you can stick with GNU flex and try using an outdated release of GCC, or b) you try replacing the (broken) GNU flex with a more compatible version available from http://lex.sf.net/.

You have set up relative mapping (repository prefix) under CVSNT, so that, for example, "D:\cvs\repo" maps to "/REPO". That means you should be able to use ":pserver:user@host:/REPO". However, CVSNT does not always communicate these paths to the client properly; in particular, Eclipse needs information for synchronization which is not included in this mode of operation.

If you're getting similar messages in dmesg: ov519_decomp: disagrees about version of symbol ov511_deregister_decomp_module ov519_decomp: Unknown symbol ov511_deregister_decomp_module ov519_decomp: disagrees about version of symbol ov511_register_decomp_module ov519_decomp: Unknown symbol ov511_register_decomp_module It's likely that the ov511 driver included in the 2.6 kernel is getting in the way. Move it someplace and try again: # mv /lib/modules/'uname -r'/kernel/drivers/usb/media/ov511.

If you are having trouble running the Shockwave movie, please visit the Shockwave Installation page to determine what might be wrong with your Shockwave installation. Make sure you can play back normal shockwave movies. You can find some to try out at the web sites of Macromedia, Sony, and many others. If a regular shockwave movie does not play correctly, then a ConnecteD one will not play either. Make sure the Windows CD Player is not open.

Yes and your app will still be auto-updateable via a network server you configured into the "ClickOnce" deployment when you created the CDs. This is a great solution for large applications or for applications that have pre-requisites installed with the...

There is a bug in SOAP::Lite versions prior to 0.52 that causes this error. Upgrade to a newer SOAP::Lite to eliminate this problem.

Several people have reported build problems; the configure script looks for an X distribution and then checks whether it is X11R5 or X11R6. On some systems the configure script stops, saying configure: error: You must have X11 Revision 5 or higher to compile LessTif while the system actually has X11R6. Apparently this has to do with installations of Linux, in which the include files (under /usr/include) often contain symbolic links to the source directories (either on disk or on CD-ROM).