said:
>Very good, you nailed it. There was a duplicate of
>Wic.Exe laying around, of no consequence. But an old
>Wpirtl.DLL in \ecs\dll seems to have been the culprit.
> 1.0.10 is now signing on.
Did you notice the changes to the wicpm menus?
>So I guess there's no point now in forwarding that
>wpitrap.log to Paul, or is there ?
Not that I can see. You would be reporting errors in versions that are
long out of use. Paul is nowhere as easy going as I am.
>(I got a message
>bounce notice, using the "home" email address listed
>on his personal web page.)
It worked for me on the 26th. I suspect you made a typo when you
despammed the address. Of course, if you had read the help, as I
suggested, you would have tried to post to the proper reporting address.
>I'm still wondering what process tampers with the
>attributes on those supposedly untouchable boot files,
This is your error. You are again making assumptions without facts. The
files are hardly untouchable as I would define the word. Like the vast
majority of files on your boot volume, they rarely need to change.
However, they are no different than a file like os2lvm.dmd. Delete one of
them or corrupt one of them and your system will, most likely, not boot
properly.
>though ? I had thought one needed to use UniMaint --
Interesting belief system. They are just files.
>deliberately -- in order to change them. I've now
>changed them back with ZTree.
This is useful, if it makes you comfortable. It's meaningless in terms of
system operation.
Steven
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