FlashFire

by **Capmaster** » Wed Jan 06, 2010 10:23 am

The config utility didn't do anything, and didn't really run right. It started a CMD window that asked which active drive I wanted to use Flashfire on. It listed the only drive as "0". I kept entering "0" and it kept asking me the same question. I ran it as admin.

I had to manually go into the registry and search for the section with the settings, but without knowing exactly what to put there I prefer to leave it alone.

Why DOS for the config utility instead of C++ or VB? I rarely see that anymore except on very outdated code.

by **yutaka** » Wed Jan 06, 2010 11:28 am

To Capmaster.
Would you try my tool that I wrote with VBScript.
http://giragira.way-nifty.com/blog/2009 ... -d807.html
(Sorry, it's Japanese page.)
Click and download "FFREGchg.zip".

by **bc3tech** » Mon Jan 11, 2010 11:38 pm

Capmaster wrote:
bc3tech wrote:
Capmaster wrote:Also, there was no program group or desktop icon, and no configuration utility. The only way I know it is running is by running the benchmark tests.
http://flashfire.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=77
Ahh ..thanks

I wonder why that wasn't included in the install package

because i wrote it separately; i'm not the author of flashfire

Capmaster wrote:The config utility didn't do anything, and didn't really run right. It started a CMD window that asked which active drive I wanted to use Flashfire on. It listed the only drive as "0". I kept entering "0" and it kept asking me the same question. I ran it as admin.

I had to manually go into the registry and search for the section with the settings, but without knowing exactly what to put there I prefer to leave it alone.

Why DOS for the config utility instead of C++ or VB? I rarely see that anymore except on very outdated code.

it did run right. it shows you all possible values that flashfire can use. If it only showed you 0, then you only have one drive that flashfire can run on. once you're done w/ the program, you exit it, per the instructions.
and it's not DOS - it's command-line or "console", FYI.

by **hote_ta** » Wed Jan 13, 2010 10:01 am