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Copying files to PPC2002 Emulator using post-build setup
The issues I'm having relate to things like copying files from inside the /JUMPSTART directory on the server to the jumpstarting client. For instance: /usr/bin/cp ${SI_CONFIG_DIR}/Conf/inittab /a/etc/inittab_new # This works /usr/bin/cp ${SI_CONFIG_DIR}/Conf/hosts /a/etc/hosts_new # This does not.

/etc/rc changes
When it comes to copying files, the LS-120 does have the same problem that the ZIP drive has. That is when copying lots of small files to and from takes a while longer than say, one large compressed file. Another idea is to check out the newer x2 devices that are now PIO3/4 mode devices.

Installing Stuff...HELP!!
Hold the Ctrl key down and click on file 5 with your mouse, etc. until all the file you want are highlighted in blue. Then click on the Move button. You can click on the Move or Copy commands. With Move, files are moved into the new folder you select and removed from My Pictures. With Copy, files are left in My

Automating Excel Data Import
I cannot find any information regarding how to use batch commands to copy the files to the target emulator. I have tried env. variables like: $(REMOTETARGETPATH), $(RemoteDir), etc, but I get the following error when the post-build executes: "The syntax of the command is incorrect". I've tried "copy" and "xcopy",

Grant Documentation
It's a quantum leap over DOS although DOS is still tops for running batch files, copying with wild cards etc. Amazing how many people have said DOS is dead, but you can't manage without it, you will always need it when you need to get under the bonnet. ... The one big problem with windows is that you can't get it

If I remove a User Account - Can I keep the files etc?
In order to use 32 bit processes like ie6setup.exe OR even explorer.exe one must first have had loaded shlwapi.dll file by Windows. And you don't have good copy of that file, so none of this will work out for you. Sorry about that, you are kinda squared screwed or screwed raised to a higher power if you will.

Reinstall Windows
It is only a few dollars For registered copy and is well worth it. However I then discovered the free open source installer who called inno. The advantage of inno over WinZip is that you can package a bunch of files into a file for download, and it also has the ability to set up shortcuts etc. on your desktop,

Displaying a progress-bar while copying etc.
At first I thought this wouldn't be too hard - there are ways in C++ Builder to rename files, delete files, make directories, etc, etc. So I thought there must be at least one thing there that would allow copying and moving files. After looking through the help there was only two ways I could find to copy a file

Copying files
Things I don't like, * Sluggish file management - copying, unzipping, deleting etc. It's supposed to be faster in SP1. Not by much. Besides several hotfixes which improve performance when copying files it's Windows Defender that slows copy processes down. If you configure it to not scan files that are moved/copied

Spider-Man.....What if sales....
I want the destination file to be named, "Copy of xxx", where "xxx" is the name of the existing file. If "Copy of xxx" already exists then I want the destination named, "Copy (2) of xxx", etc. I could write code myself to check if the destination file already exists and then adjust my filename appropriately.

Displaying a progress-bar while copying etc.
My plan is to use BartPE to copy the files over to a bootable USB hard drive. This solves any files in use errors when copying files from itself, right? Or this problem doesn't occur Yeah I have Partition Magic, DriveCopy, etc. But I want to only make a backup of the OS and programs. Not the rest of the data.

Clean install
Does anyone know how to copy files according to their timestamp? HUNT *.exe nu "copy" "drctry" for today's files HUNT *.exe ny "copy" "drctry" for yesterday's & today's files HUNT *.exe nf#-5 "copy" "drctry" for files after 5 days ago etc. Get HUNT via sig line 3. If "copy" won't do *your* copying, put the name of

error loading explorer.exe ....must reinstall etc.
It's because I've been upgrading my /etc files by copying files in /usr/src/etc into etc maintaining the hierarchy I've found in the source directory. I now know I should have looked more closely at the Makefile to see that the /usr/src/etc/etc.i386 files are actually stored in /etc instead of /etc/etc.i386.

Cannot Copy All Files From Hard Disk
Assuming you will eventually delete Windows.old copy the *.pst files(s) to eg Documents Folder then open them within OL, do NOT import any pst, you will lose rules & other settings "jtieh" <jt...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:CCBB37C7-2564-4605-A8F8-51A2A901CEDF@microsoft.com.

Copying Large files disconnects drive
I couldn't rename the /etc/passwd file, 'cause 'man perlfunc' says: rename OLDNAME, NEWNAME Change the name of file. Will not work accross file system boundaries. So my question is, how to write a Perl script that could update or rename this file ? Not to avoid your question, but how do people go about copying

PowerPoint to flash, or Silverlight Converter that supports ...
Options #2 and #3 require copying files "on the fly." I generally do this with a tar pipe: tar cflp - . | (cd /to-dir; tar xvfp -) This preserves file ownerships, permissions, symbolic links, etc. The "l" parameter keeps the operations restricted to one filesystem, so if you've many filesystems, either omit that or

apache 2.2.8 authdbm woes
But many systems have a need to use motd, or even /etc/profile to invoke news, etc. Is there a workaround? Why should scp do that? scp is for copying files from a different machine, not logging into the machine. If you want do log in use ssh and you get the motd and everything else... Regards, Jens I mean,

Copying Files to CD?
It freezes every time it is copying driver.cab. If i copy the cd to the HD and run the setup it will still freeze the computer on the same file. I have no clue what to do. The computer seems to work longer before freezing if I am copying files and things like that. THings that use graphics or sound tend to make it

copying files based on recent date
... senses and rallies to fix the Marvel Universe...and BND was totally pointless and didn't resolve anything in anyway that made sense. Seems to me that a big part of any such fix is to have a large number of computer records, hard copy files, etc. and government employees memories erased. Sounds like BND to me :(

Setting up and aborting large transfers on (E)IDE disks
Are all of the files in the same format - contain exactly the same headers (if any) and number of columns etc? I will assume that we are talking about 1 file per day for a moment, located at month\day\test name\*.CSV One low tech, extremely high powered way to deal with this exact scenario - Use the CLI copy