On 09/03/2005 at 02:42 AM, inkleput{at}isp.com wrote:
>"Phil Parker" said:

>>>Two directories of what kind?  The 056 installer complained
about not finding
>>>several things until I let it install on C:.  Are these
>>>directories inside or outside the ADC directory itself.  

>>Neither. CDBurn *is* the ADC cirectory,

>Whoa, the installer installs into an ADC_056 deep in the bowels of C:, so I
>moved it to E:\ADC_56.

Maybe he changed something since I installed a few months ago. adc_056 is
inside E:\Apps\CDBurn here, and I didn't come up with that name
"CDBurn" -- it
isn't the sort of naming convention I follow,

>Now you're telling me it should be installed in a CDBURN directory, when the
>installer puts it in ADC_056?

No, I'm telling you what the GI did here when I used it to deinstall (CW's
word, not mine!) 0.53 and itself before installing the "new,
improved" GI and
then dear old 0.56. Since the only thing I did was specify E:\Utilities as
where GI should install itself (actually, under, not in, as it turns out) and
E:\Apps for 0.56, I'm assuming the rest is default. (I certainly wanted it to
be.)

>Now something told me I needed a CDR2_0_0 directory.  

It should be made as part of the install process.

>You are telling me that the very two directories that hold and operate my
>CDRecord/2 program, shouldn't be there.  

No, I'm telling you what happened here, which I've explained I have good
reason to believe is the default.

Coming from 3+ directly to eCS 1.2, I just remembered something that eCS asks
during the install, and that is default locations for appls and tools/utils.
Look in config.sys and see if you have a "set programs=" line and
if so, where
it points. IIRC, the eCS default is :\Programs. If so, change it to
something more to your liking; I use E:\Apps.

I can't find where E:\Utilities got set, but I vaguely remember the eCS
installer asking and me answering. (Assuming not a false memory syndrome!)

-- 
    Phil Parker
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URL http://www.math.wichita.edu/~pparker/
Random quote:
  Frouds Law:
  A transistor protected by a fast-acting fuse will protect the
  fuse by blowing first.




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