Author: Dieter Buerssner
Date: 06:44:05 03/29/01
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On March 28, 2001 at 12:52:09, Ernst Walet wrote: >On March 28, 2001 at 09:52:15, Paul wrote: > >>On March 28, 2001 at 08:21:35, Tore Førland wrote: >> >>>Hi all >>> >>>I just downloaded all 5 pieces from hyatts ftp-site, but when I try to get >>>inside fritz it just crashes into. This isnt a problem with just the 4 pieces. I >>>have also removed the extra .(dot) in the .emd files. I have tried 4096 and 8192 >>>in tbcashe. But do I need more? What are the likely problem? >>> >>>My system: 1ghH, 128mb ram, and 48mb hash for fritz >> >>And besides what Ernst just wrote, if you suspect that the tb's are corrupted, >>you can do a 'datacomp' test to verify the integrity of the files. Datacomp is >>one of the programs you can also download from Bob's tb dirs. The following is >>from a conversation between Dieter Buerssner and yours truly, message 152363: >> >>******************************************************************************* >>>This is the quick integrity check: >>> >>>datacomp t filename >>> >>>The filename extension has to be lowercase if I remember correctly, so >>>a dos batch file with a 'for' loop doesn't work unfortunately. >> >>You are right. A simple workaround may be to type at the DOS prompt in >>the TB directory >> >>for %tb in (*.emd) do echo datacomp t %tb >> checkall.bat >> >>and then substitute all "EMD" with "emd >> report.txt" in checkall.bat with an >>editor, and after this run the batch. After this read report.txt. >>******************************************************************************* >Paul, I tried this and keep getting a syntax error. Must the variable %tb be >set to something? I am sorry. I obviously posted that without checking. Instead of %tb use %t. This time I checked, and it works here. My DOS seems to get rusty as well. Regards, Dieter
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