14 Nov
2019
14 Nov
'19
12:07 a.m.
On 11/13/2019 6:02 PM, Dave McGuire wrote:
On 11/13/19 5:55 PM, Johnny Billquist wrote:
Seriously, I have
always just typed in the few licenses needed to get
the system to a point where I can transfer the rest over the network.
People, your keyboards are not scary devices... :-) Yes, that was my first
suggestion. But we live in an extremely lazy
society.
The license was on paper. And Dave Cutler designed all this, before
going to Microsoft? I have been dealing with linux and unix a bit. but I
have noticed a Compiler and TCP/IP for VMS and a GUI. Well they are
really cranking VMS up, anything better than windows. But, that's what
people use.
Having said that, a copy/paste into your PUTTY window
that?s running a
CREATE will work on OPA0:
?? That will only work if you either do it in very
small chunks, pace it
within the terminal program, or increase the buffer sizes. Back in the day, the license was on a piece of
paper, and typing was the
only option.
Man I've done a whole bunch of those! That was one thing that
was
hard to get used to in the 4.7->5.0 transition.
-Dave