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Re: vmware Sarvesvara (BVKS) Dasa15-Nov-03 18:11 Sarvesvara (BVKS) Dasa 15-Nov-03 18:11  Matt Newman wrote: Alot Will 256 MB b ok?? to let 128 for 2000 and the remaining for XP?? I was born intelligent Education ruined me!. Re: vmware Matt Newman15-Nov-03 19:14 Matt Newman 15-Nov-03 19:14  SPS wrote: Will 256 MB b ok?? to let 128 for 2000 and the remaining for XP?? It will work, but if you have a chance to upgrade to 512+ it will be worth it Matt Newman I am the anti-linux "If you're Master Chief and you're facing the Flood, grab a shotgun and save the last checkpoint" - Me, cause I was bored Re: vmware Sarvesvara (BVKS) Dasa15-Nov-03 20:10 Sarvesvara (BVKS) Dasa 15-Nov-03 20:10  Matt Newman wrote: It will work Thats enough for me in the begining I was born intelligent Education ruined me!. Re: vmware -- NA --16-Nov-03 19:55 -- NA -- 16-Nov-03 19:55  SPS wrote: Win 2000 Server That needs 256mb RAM all to itself. I'd upgrade. I've got 640mb RAM and performance under VMWare (ok, I haven't tried others) is only just acceptable. Paul That demands capital punishment!! Death by a herd of marauding Bobs! - Ryan Binns modified 18-Jul-18 11:59am. Re: vmware Sarvesvara (BVKS) Dasa16-Nov-03 20:26 Sarvesvara (BVKS) Dasa 16-Nov-03 20:26  Thanks for the info I was born intelligent Education ruined me!. Commerce Server & IE Sarvesvara (BVKS) Dasa13-Nov-03 5:57 Sarvesvara (BVKS) Dasa 13-Nov-03 5:57  Hi, My friend tried to indtall Commercec server 2000, in his PC. The PC s/ configuration is.. Win 2000 Server with NTFS partition... IE 6 (It has VS .NET instaled it.. that gave me IE 6). The problem was, he says, he got a message saying that it needs IE 5 or higher version when the PC already has IE 6 in it. Any solution.... other than downgrading the IE 6??? I was born intelligent Education ruined me!. Re: Commerce Server & IE Roger Wright13-Nov-03 6:27 Roger Wright 13-Nov-03 6:27  It's unbelievable that MS is still doing this! I ran into it when I installed Visual Studio 97 - it refused to install unless I had IE3.2 on the machine when I had already upgraded to IE4x. The only way around it was to let VS destroy my IE installation by continuing with it's outdated install, then to reinstall the IE4 upgrade. That was a major PITA because I was still on dialup, and the download took several days to complete! One possibility I can suggest, though it did me no good then, is to search the CD and read every README file on it - there's probably dozens. One of them may have a workaround for this problem. I hope so... "Your village called - They're missing their idiot." Re: Commerce Server & IE Sarvesvara (BVKS) Dasa13-Nov-03 6:31 Sarvesvara (BVKS) Dasa 13-Nov-03 6:31  Roger Wright wrote: The only way around it was to let VS destroy my IE installation by continuing with it's outdated install, then to reinstall the IE4 upgrade Were u able to upgrade ur IE, after ur Commerce Server Installation?? This should go fine for me.. Roger Wright wrote: One possibility I can suggest, though it did me no good then, is to search the CD and read every README file on it - there's probably dozens. One of them may have a workaround for this problem. Hmmmmm.... I was born intelligent Education ruined me!. Re: Commerce Server & IE Roger Wright13-Nov-03 8:29 Roger Wright 13-Nov-03 8:29  As I said, this experience was with Visual Studio, not Commerce Server. But yes, the upgrade back to the current version of IE went smoothly. It was just a royal PITA that would have been totally unnecessary if MS had expended the tiniest bit of effort. I'm surprised to learn that they still don't; as bad as they are at making installations work smoothly, they do have an excellent history of fixing mistakes. This one should not have fallen through the cracks. "Your village called - They're missing their idiot." Re: Commerce Server & IE Matt Newman13-Nov-03 17:40 Matt Newman 13-Nov-03 17:40  Its not only MS that does this, game makers are really bad at this. For example, I have many DX8 games that get really pissed when the installed DX version is greater than 8 Matt Newman I am the anti-linux "If you're Master Chief and you're facing the Flood, grab a shotgun and save the last checkpoint" - Me, cause I was bored Re: Commerce Server & IE Roger Wright13-Nov-03 18:01 Roger Wright 13-Nov-03 18:01  It occurs to me that it only took a few years to perfect plug-and-play hardware that uses a standardized method of identifying itself to the OS. Why is it still so hard to make software play nice? Is it that difficult to create a built in identification code with a formatting standard that makes it easy to detect that a more advanced (and presumably compatible) version has already been intalled? This doesn't sound like a rocket science problem, especially as it doesn't require consulting with every manufacturer in the world to create the standard. If your software identified itself with a value from day one, at a consistent location in the binary code, or a consistent entry in the registry, with something like [productcode].[majorrelease].[minorrelease].[revisioncode] wouldn't it be easy to detect a more advanced version and let the install continue? Why is this so hard to do? "Your village called - They're missing their idiot." Re: Commerce Server & IE Matt Newman14-Nov-03 5:02 Matt Newman 14-Nov-03 5:02  Roger Wright wrote: Why is this so hard to do? I don't know, especially for COM objects like DX that are by fully backwards compatible, it would seem that it would just as easy to check >= than just == Matt Newman I am the anti-linux "If you're Master Chief and you're facing the Flood, grab a shotgun and save the last checkpoint" - Me, cause I was bored Re: Commerce Server & IE Sarvesvara (BVKS) Dasa13-Nov-03 23:27 Sarvesvara (BVKS) Dasa 13-Nov-03 23:27  Roger Wright wrote: But yes, the upgrade back to the current version of IE went smoothly It didnt for me.... it still asks for a IE 5.5 or greater version of IE - while the PC has IE 6.0 in it.... I was born intelligent Education ruined me!. Re: Commerce Server & IE Roger Wright14-Nov-03 2:54 Roger Wright 14-Nov-03 2:54  SPS wrote: it still asks for a IE 5.5 or greater Is this after you installed Commerce Server and after you then upgraded again to IE6? "Your village called - They're missing their idiot." Re: Commerce Server & IE Sarvesvara (BVKS) Dasa14-Nov-03 18:03 Sarvesvara (BVKS) Dasa 14-Nov-03 18:03  Yes it does ask so... Actually the steps performed were, uninstall my IE 6 and installed IE 5.5 install Commerce Server 2000 (I dont have a answer for 'why not 2002 version??') Then ugraded to IE 6 (the PC needs IE 6 for the VS.NET requirement) And created a site using commerce server 2000 Tried to run the bizdesk It asks for IE 5.5 or later version - when the BIZ desk starts uncompressing the .CAB file (thru the activeX component) --- Still confused about it... I was born intelligent Education ruined me!. Re: Commerce Server & IE Roger Wright14-Nov-03 19:42 Roger Wright 14-Nov-03 19:42  SPS wrote: Still confused about it... Me, too! This is a major MS fubar. Having no experience with Commerce Server I'm afraid that I can't help you. But it is nice to know that, if anyone ever asks me to install Commerce Server, I'll be smart enough to tell them to find someone else to do it. I wish I could be more helpful, but this is sounding like another total screwup from Microsoft like Small Business Server 4.5 - I could never make that load of garbage work right despite 4 years' trying, and their tech support is a complete fiction; there is no such thing. I'd advise you to walk away from it, but I know that that's no longer an option for you. I hope someone smarter than I am will pick up this thread and show you a solution - I can't. "Your village called - They're missing their idiot." Re: Commerce Server & IE Sarvesvara (BVKS) Dasa14-Nov-03 22:19 Sarvesvara (BVKS) Dasa 14-Nov-03 22:19  Thanks for the reply.... I was born intelligent Education ruined me!. Re: Commerce Server & IE Sarvesvara (BVKS) Dasa14-Nov-03 18:08 Sarvesvara (BVKS) Dasa 14-Nov-03 18:08  Can u guide me on this... I heard that there is some 'utility' that can make me book 2 OS at the same time. Any idea? I was born intelligent Education ruined me!. Xp and SIS 305 video cards Michael A. Barnhart10-Nov-03 0:49 Michael A. Barnhart 10-Nov-03 0:49  Can anyone confirm that XP and the SIS 305 video chip has conflicts. I can not load XP on my test system with out the installer crashing. I will get a backup video card next week. Everything else (98, Me, W2k) works, fine. "For as long as I can remember, I have had memories. Colin Mochrie." Access Linux partitions with windows Jonathan Slenders9-Nov-03 9:14 Jonathan Slenders 9-Nov-03 9:14  Is it possible to access linux partitions with windows. So i can make my own linux ext2 explorer for windows (xp). I always use c# for programming. Thanks Jonathan Slenders (jonathanslenders@hotmail.com) Re: Access Linux partitions with windows Giles9-Nov-03 10:45 Giles 9-Nov-03 10:45  Easiest thing to do would be to share the directories you need using Samba. "Je pense, donc je mange." - Rene Descartes 1689 - Just before his mother put his tea on the table. Shameless Plug - Distributed Database Transactions in .NET using COM+ Re: Access Linux partitions with windows Matt Newman11-Nov-03 17:17 Matt Newman 11-Nov-03 17:17  I believe there was an open source project for some ext2, but I haven't payed any attention to it and when I did see it, it wasn't nearly stable. Samba would be a much better choice. Matt Newman I am the anti-linux "If you're Master Chief and you're facing the Flood, grab a shotgun and save the last checkpoint" - Me, cause I was bored Re: Access Linux partitions with windows Alexander M.,14-Nov-03 22:49 Alexander M., 14-Nov-03 22:49  yes, there is an open-source file system project, i haven't testet it yet, but it looks fine... Don't try it, just do it! accessing windows registry from other windows Fad B8-Nov-03 7:22 Fad B 8-Nov-03 7:22  Hi I have 2 OS on my mashine ( 2 windows 2k) Is it possible to access the first windows registry when I'm in the second windows. I mean I booted with the second windows and I need to change the registry of the first windows. Thanks for any help Fadi Re: accessing windows registry from other windows Chris F11-Nov-03 16:34 Chris F 11-Nov-03 16:34  Hi , I believe you can mount "non active" registry hives in your "active" registry then modify it then export it back to the original location . I have done this while troubleshooting a defunct os .

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