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Hi Rafael,no - my system is not that messed up. I used a standard feature of Win7 and created a username with a space in it; nothing was ever moved.
I have C: (small SSD), D: (DVD) and E: (big HD). Here is how you get to my state:
- install system clean on C: and format E: - add user(s) with a space in the name- create new folders for Desktop/Pictures/Documents/Music etc. on E: (using same path as already exists on C:) - use Properties of Desktop/Pictures/Documents/Music etc. to "Move" folders from C: to E: (one selects the previously created folder) - create new folders for Programs and Programs(x86) (using same path as already exists on C:) - manually modify target folder in MSI/setup.exe installation dialog of programs (i.e. VisualStudio) so they end up on E:
Cheers, Andreas On 6/6/11 7:10 AM, Rafael Rivera wrote:
Oh, I missed the command in the initial email, oops!Understand the tool could use some robustness tweaks, but your system really sounds like it's been hacked to pieces.Can you print out the values for the aforementioned environment variables? Sounds like they're pointing to invalid paths. Was Program Files moved too? If so how?/rafael On 6/5/2011 9:21 PM, Andreas Schiffler wrote:I have a system install on a smallish SSD drive as C: but all software is installed to the largish standard HD as E: ... so the search scheme of ptk won't work in that case. It is probably better to also check the registry and find the actual installation path of the tools.As for C:\Users and E:\Users, the user folders was also initially on C: but I copied its relocatable content over to E: and then relinked these folders using the "Location" tab of their Properties (i.e. see here for this method: http://www.w7forums.com/change-location-my-documents-folder-t338.html). Again the ptk target directory scheme may not take that into account.As mentioned below, my clean-command section only contain||s one line: attrib -S -H -R * Thanks, Andreas On 6/5/11 8:13 PM, Rafael Rivera wrote:Also, setting the path isn't necessary. ptk will search for git and other tools in the following directories:%ProgramFiles(x86)% %ProgramFiles% %ProgramW6432% %SystemRoot%\Microsoft.NET Why is there an E:\Users and a C:\Users? /rafael On 6/5/2011 5:51 PM, Andreas Schiffler wrote:I tried a shallow-fork SDL this weekend as per http://coapp.org/shallow-forking and have some feedback:To get ptk going and as VS and TortoiseGit user, I needed to manually add the path to Git\bin as well as the path to Windows SDK\bin to the global %PATH% environment variable. Maybe that could be added to the instructions.Then I got stuck on step 7. with an error: E:\Users\Andreas Schiffler\Desktop\GIT\SDL>ptk clean CoApp Project pTk Version 1.0.2.906 for x64Copyright (c) Garrett Serack, CoApp Contributors 2010-2011. All rights reservedCoApp portingToolkit for porting apps -------------------------------------------------------------------------------'C:\Users\Andreas' is not recognized as an internal or external command,operable program or batch file. Project Cleaned. My clean-command section only contain||s attrib -S -H -R *at the moment, so the actual command should not be the cause for this error.I could do the obvious - move GIT folder to C:\ - but wanted to ask if there a config setting I am missing or if is this a bug?Thanks, --Andreas _______________________________________________ Mailing list:https://launchpad.net/~coapp-developers Post to :coapp-developers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Unsubscribe :https://launchpad.net/~coapp-developers More help :https://help.launchpad.net/ListHelp_______________________________________________ Mailing list:https://launchpad.net/~coapp-developers Post to :coapp-developers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Unsubscribe :https://launchpad.net/~coapp-developers More help :https://help.launchpad.net/ListHelp
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