Is the GANT 2 OCEAN port really needed?  

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  1. 1. Is the GANT 2 OCEAN port really needed?

    • hell yea.. its an awesome pack
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    • No, theres already one out
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cant edit last post..

beta has been uploaded and pm sent to those who said they would test. please if you didnt get a message and you were willing to test pm me asap and i will get back to you.

take care and goodluck testers :)

cheers

fizical

when its working, lol

unfortunately im facing the constant rebooting error that others have found when making module. this is a first timer for me so im a little upset by it, lol. however im facing problems as vmware is giving me the sh?ts and wont let me get into recovery console to try and find the error. so im going to have to find another alternative... however unabated is being of great help and is testing out with vmware on his manchine.

onces it working i'll be sure to let you all know.. and it will be dont worry. then some testing again and release

looks like we both are having a hard time trying to get this out lol

My files are fine, only thing we're having slight probs with the batch script.

we keep coming out with new ideas everyday to find a work around lol, but cant get around it.

well, lets see what happens

:)

looks like we both are having a hard time trying to get this out lol

My files are fine, only thing we're having slight probs with the batch script.

we keep coming out with new ideas everyday to find a work around lol, but cant get around it.

well, lets see what happen:)br />

:)

Maybe you could try a replacer script, those work well. Or did you already consider that?

well thanks to the hard work of unabated i can safely say beta testing will resume tonight and a release on monday should occur. ofcourse that depends how many bugs are found and if i bother to try and repair the file thats causing the problems but thanks very much to unabated :)

i will be uploading tonight for beta testers again.. hope you enjoy it. i should be getting adsl in a month when they finally put it in my little town.. im excited and will make uploading 11mb files like this a much faster process than 1 hour :(

at devil: did u manage to fine any people for batch scripts.. it would be really dissappoiting if no1 has put their hand up for you as so many people will certainly use it.

yes, i have uniacid working with me on the batch scripts but we would always encounter problems. Thats why we needed more assistance in the batch area to know where we were going wrong. But thats all ok now, as I will be having the installer itself do all the copying, replacing and backing up of the files.

Just hope all goes well :)

will begin uploading in a few mins for beta testers..

in the mean time does anyway, devil maybe, know how to fix these bugs.. maybe you have a resource for these i can use devil that is without the bad edges??

also where is that checked file and 2 computer search. its a different checked file to the other one in that side menu.

btw couldnt edit the post b4 this so here is another one :(

cheers fizical

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Yeh,

I'm not trying to step on fizicals toes here but he has got most of the changes made but a few more bugs have cropped up.

I think he's just trying to iron out the last few bugs and get it tested so hopefully it shouldn't be long.

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