wrote:
> If you have the time, it might be interesting to do
> the clean install.
> At least you might learn whether eCS will install
> cleanly under a
> simpler set of circumstances.
> You can probably reload your backup in a matter of
> 30 minutes or less,
> so a bit more experimentation shouldn't be too
> costly.
Thanks, Colin. I will do this shortly. Right now I'm
wondering if something else may have some bearing on
this. My install CD #1 passed the built-in
verification option during the installation attempt.
However, I just ran it manually -- standalone -- via
the .CMD file in the root of the CD, and captured the
output to a report file. There seem to be a whole lot
of the following error, concentrated in the 2nd. half
of the file list:
XCOMP141: File missing in Checksum file
The check ultimately halts with a 0005 exception,
though it seems to reach the end of the PSFONTS files
, very near the end of the Checksum list.
Does this mean the cd is suspect ?
Jordan
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