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The system was custom built, and the OEM Windows purchased for it (So its not a Dell/HP style OEM). The new motherboard is a different chipset (its a Socket A system, so finding the same MB would be difficult now anyway, and I have a suitable replacement here).
The issue is, can an OEM licence be transfered like that? I thought the main limitation of the OEM licence was that it cannot be transfered to a 'new' computer, so does replaceing the motherboard make the computer appear as 'new'.
Thanks...
Stormblade
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 Can i install WinCE into my notebook? if it is possible can you help me? thank
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You'd need WinCE drivers for all the relevant hardware, like the video, network etc. There is an x86 WINCE, but you then can't run non-WINCE applications, of course.
There's emulation available, would that do...?
Steve S
Developer for hire
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I would want to use my notebook with WinCe
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Windows CE is not an end-user operating system. It requires some critical device drivers to be linked into the operating system image, which is intended to be written to a ROM. It's intended for handheld and embedded devices. It does not have the capability of swapping to disk as the desktop does - you are limited to the amount of physical RAM in the system.
Windows CE will run on a so-called CEPC (a PC configured with specific hardware) but this is really only intended for testing parts of an operating system image before the final hardware is available.
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I need to update the CLASSPATH environment variable using a batch file. I tried using the code below:
echo %CLASSPATH%
set CLASSPATH=%CLASSPATH%;c:/Test
echo %CLASSPATH%
pause
This sets the CLASSPATH env var but only temporarily. I want to update the environment variable permanantly using batch file.
Any help apprecited.
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For it to be really persistent (survive exits of CMD.EXE and reboots), you'd need to modify the registry, such as HKCU\Environment,
or HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment
which I don't think you can do from a .BAT file.
Can't recall off the top of my head how you'd do it for an individual user. Oh, and I'd use \ not / as a directory separator, for consistency, or you might find the one API that can't use them interchangeably
Steve S
Developer for hire
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Thanks. So is there no way from which I can update my registry key entry for CLASSPATH?
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If you can find a commandline tool to edit the registry, then yes, you can. You might want to check into the Windows 2000 or XP resource kits to see if there is a tool you can use.
Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic
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Does anyone know where can i download the MS-DOS system, versions 2.0 or 3.0?
"no xe tuto oro quel che luse"
rechi+
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I believe these versions were only available to OEMs, the concept of upgrading your operating system had not really occurred yet. If you're really lucky you might find floppy disk images of these versions around on the web somewhere.
You will probably also need a suitably-ancient computer to run them on, since they're highly unlikely to understand modern hardware!
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Hi,
I have a small network with jana server, I want to that my all machine connect to other machine with FTP which is out side my LAN .
please any body give solution steap by steap .
thanks for this.
nilesh
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Hi,
Here we connect to the FTP serve using IE browser, in address box of IE just enter ftp://ipaddress of server than click GO or press enter button, then it asks for username and password, in that you has to enter the username and password alloted for you in that.
check this link
http://www.codeproject.com/script/comments/forums.asp?forumid=1644&select=1668641&df=100&fr=26
Bye
Exelio
-- modified at 7:26 Thursday 14th September, 2006
Know is Drop, Unknown is Ocean
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Hello Sir,
you are correct,but when I do this in client machine which is access
internet through jana proxy server .the error is occured--
The ftp conection was terminaed with an error!
The taret server returned th following error message:
530 user anonymous canot in.
plz sugess me.
nilesh
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nkjha1 wrote: 530 user anonymous canot in
Try to check this article[^]. It might give you some idea to solve the problem.
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Hi all,
iam new to this message board.
Iam looking for some information regarding Asterisk-the open source PBX revolution.
I wasnt sure which message board to go to.
Does anyone here know any idea abt Asterisk or should I be messaging on a different message board?
Thanks heaps in advance.
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Allthough I know a few users here (me included) use it, your best bet might be here:[^]
These are official Digium Asterisk forums.
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thanks for the link.
As you said, you are also using Asterisk, you may be able to help me out.
Iam trying to understand how CDR's get created using Asterisk's CDR functions in the ASterisk's DialPlan. There is no proper flow as to where the CDR get created, initialised and updated etc.,
I browsed through the documentation and the source code and could find the various ast_cdr functions but couldnt understand the flow.
Can you help me with this or anyone who knows this?
Thanks in advance.
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Sorry, I have not started to work with CDR yet. I thought it was done automatically once you enabled it though.
This[^] is another excellent link to lots of good Asterisk Info.
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thanks for another link.
CDR's get generated automatically, but what Iam trying to do is that I need to create CDR's within my customized dial plann code. for which I need to understand how Asterisk dialplan generate the CDR's using the various CDR functions provided by the ASterisk.
but anyway, thanks for your help.
If you happen to get any info. regarding the above, please feel free to drop in a message to me.
Thanks again.
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Hi,
I see a error message when I ping a machine with IP or name from any
were in my LAN- No network provider accepted the given network path.
But that machine can ping any machine with IP or name and also access internet from server.
I have to take some file from that machine ,so please give me any solution.
Thanks for this.
nilesh
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Hi,
I solved my problem myself, to off the firewall. after this my problem
is solved .I access inernet throught jana server.
Thanks.
nilesh
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nkjha1 wrote: I solved my problem myself, to off the firewall. after this my problem
is solved .I access inernet throught jana server.
In my opinion, you should not turn off your firewall. You should turn on the firewall but specific which port that could allow you to access to an internet.
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Hi,
I am trying to understand how the "Use FIPS compliant algorithms" setting affects communications between applications running in WinXP SP2 and a Win2003 server. It doesn't seem to affect communications as documented. Whether enabled or disabled, I can still send files to and receive files from my Win 2003 server. Can anyone explain this? Can anyone recommend a good book on Win 2003 servers? Another problem that I am having is that I can't log into this server using Remote Desktop from my WinXP workstation even though remote login is enabled in that server.
Any help appreciated,
Royce
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