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2008-06-26
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"Face it...Diablo was released prematurely...it seems to be chock-full-of-bugs."
Haven't I seen the above message many, many times?
Maybe we should make a form that someone could check off, thus making posting easier. The form would be
"Face it..._____ was released prematurely...it seems to be chock-full-of-bugs."
In particular, OS2008 got that comment a lot, and I see how that has gone down the tubes...
But I learned working for a major software company that the more popular your software, the more bugs are inevitably discovered when it goes into wide release, no matter how diligent your beta testing.
Maybe this is an argument for not using version 1.0 of anything, but I just take problems philosophically and remember that I can always reflash if worst comes to worst (even if reflashing is supposedly obsolete now).
Haven't I seen the above message many, many times?
Maybe we should make a form that someone could check off, thus making posting easier. The form would be
"Face it..._____ was released prematurely...it seems to be chock-full-of-bugs."
In particular, OS2008 got that comment a lot, and I see how that has gone down the tubes...
But I learned working for a major software company that the more popular your software, the more bugs are inevitably discovered when it goes into wide release, no matter how diligent your beta testing.
Maybe this is an argument for not using version 1.0 of anything, but I just take problems philosophically and remember that I can always reflash if worst comes to worst (even if reflashing is supposedly obsolete now).
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2008-06-26
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@ eastern north carolina usa
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#363
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well i have a another log....and i just disabled all repos...except for the top 3...nokia ones...gonna sit here and try updaiting again...maybe i should try in red pill...may have to start over...reinstall and see if it woks...
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2008-06-26
, 13:43
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@ the end of my rope
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Diablo doesn't seem to be recognizing the backups I have stored on my card. Could this be because I moved them to my computer once, reformatted the card, and then moved them back?
Any way to run a backup from xterm?
Any way to run a backup from xterm?
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2008-06-26
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@ Irving, TX
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Originally Posted by joepagiii
Now your log looks more like mine... almost everything it is complaining "wrong domain". WTF wrong domain???
well i have a another log....and i just disabled all repos...except for the top 3...nokia ones...gonna sit here and try updaiting again...maybe i should try in red pill...may have to start over...reinstall and see if it woks...
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2008-06-26
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@ Halifax, NS
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Originally Posted by geneven
Actually, the line that got parroted only too often was "not ready for prime time". Oy. Here I was using OS2008 happily (during prime time) for six months, not realizing it wasn't ready.
"Face it...Diablo was released prematurely...it seems to be chock-full-of-bugs."
Haven't I seen the above message many, many times?
Especially now with updating... just dive in and keep updating. Kinda like Debian, sometimes the bugs just vanish over time.
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2008-06-26
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@ Halifax, NS
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#367
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Originally Posted by lm2
I suspect backups are recognized by the folder name. Make sure your folder is called "backups" (all lower case + plural). Each backup should be in a subfolder under that.
Diablo doesn't seem to be recognizing the backups I have stored on my card. Could this be because I moved them to my computer once, reformatted the card, and then moved them back?
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2008-06-26
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Originally Posted by BoxOfSnoo
You're right. Worked like a charm. Thanks!
I suspect backups are recognized by the folder name. Make sure your folder is called "backups" (all lower case + plural). Each backup should be in a subfolder under that.
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2008-06-26
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Joined on Dec 2007
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Rhapsody Users-
Good news. A Diablo compatible version is now available for install. No need to jump through any of the suggested hoops in the thread; the program will install correctly from the app manager.
Good news. A Diablo compatible version is now available for install. No need to jump through any of the suggested hoops in the thread; the program will install correctly from the app manager.
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2008-06-26
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Originally Posted by Discodave
It seems this is happening for a number of applications. For example, I couldn't install the Wizard Mounter application on the day Diablo was released due to dependency issues but I was able to yesterday.
Rhapsody Users-
Good news. A Diablo compatible version is now available for install. No need to jump through any of the suggested hoops in the thread; the program will install correctly from the app manager.
Thanks to everyone who already worked hard on this release and to everyone who is continuing to work to make the NITs great.
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