Originally by: Idor Darksky

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Major video problems. Seems to work fine for a short period of time and then everything goes to hell in a handbasket forcing me to initiate a hard shutdown(unplug) my machine (Dell XPS 630I)..... I use Window XP with all latests updates and have an NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT card with lates updates.

I can't play until this is fixed.... Let me know what other info you need....

Idor

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Originally by: Qubits

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Edited by: Qubits on 27/05/2010 00:42:30
Your installer incorrectly concludes that the 4 terabyte raid array that I have installed Eve on does not have enough free space. I get this message in a popup:

${NOT_ENOUGH_DISKSPACE}

The window behind it says this:

Current version: 127381
Output folder: D:\Games\EVE
Output folder: C:\ProgramData\CCP\EVE\Downloads
Extract: ccp_empty.txt
Delete file: C:\ProgramData\CCP\EVE\Downloads\ccp_empty.txt
Output folder: D:\Games\EVE
Update file found, verifying checksum...
Checksum OK
Output folder: C:\Users\<my account>\AppData\Local\Temp\nsr4122.tmp
Output folder: D:\Games\EVE

The thing is, C: is a 128 gig Intel SSD with about 90 gigs free and D:, as I said, is a 4 terabyte raid array connected to an Areca 1220 controller with all of about 2.7 terabytes free. So its conclusion that I don't have enough space free is absolutely, positively, unequivocally incorrect.

I managed to apply the update by copying the D:\Games\EVE directory to "C:\Program Files (x86)\CCP\EVE", running the update manually (after downloading it again because your downloader deletes itself without asking, even when there's an error, thanks) and pointing it to that location. It installed without a hitch that way. Then of course I copied it back to the raid array.

I'm kinda curious as to how you managed to write something that can't perform a simple task like estimating the amount of free space correctly? Things like GUID partition tables do exist these days, you know.

This is on Win7 x64, 12 gigs RAM, etc etc

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Originally by: Isaph

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Remote Sensing states that level 1 allows scan within 1 light year of your position....

Since a light year is 60000+ AU, what's the point of training this skill more than once?

Shouldn't this be working on a AU basis since you can't scan planets outside of your solar system here anyway?

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