Attn. D2OL Team: Backup your node.prp file

Backup your node.prp file which is located in the following directory with the default installation:

C:\Program Files\SengentD2OL\D2OL\res

You need to backup that file so that if you ever to reinstall D2OL or you will not create additional nodes and leave the old ones idle. You cannot delete a node after it has completed work units. You don't want to be stuck with old non-productive nodes do you? So, try to save and reuse your current nodes.

If you do end up needing to reinstall/freshinstall D2OL, you should install the software and cancel out the registration. Then copy back your node.prp file that you previously saved into the /res directory and restart D2OL.

Keep crunching team!

C

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Attn. D2OL Team: Backup your node.prp file Incase you ever have to reinstall D2OL

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	Attn. D2OL Team: Backup your node.prp file Incase you ever have to reinstall D2OL #1 Clocker StorageReview Patron Group: Patron Posts: 568 Joined: 29-December 01 Posted 02 November 2003 - 09:30 PM Backup your node.prp file which is located in the following directory with the default installation: C:\Program Files\SengentD2OL\D2OL\res You need to backup that file so that if you ever to reinstall D2OL or you will not create additional nodes and leave the old ones idle. You cannot delete a node after it has completed work units. You don't want to be stuck with old non-productive nodes do you? So, try to save and reuse your current nodes. If you do end up needing to reinstall/freshinstall D2OL, you should install the software and cancel out the registration. Then copy back your node.prp file that you previously saved into the /res directory and restart D2OL. Keep crunching team! C Back to top of the page up there ^ MultiQuote Reply If you would like to remove this advertisement, please register. #2 ddrueding StorageReview Patron Group: Patron Posts: 2,673 Joined: 29-December 01 Posted 02 November 2003 - 10:12 PM ...and if we have already deleted/re-installed/re-added machines? Is there a way to merge old nodes with new ones? hehe Back to top of the page up there ^ MultiQuote Reply #3 Clocker StorageReview Patron Group: Patron Posts: 568 Joined: 29-December 01 Posted 02 November 2003 - 11:19 PM Nope. None that I know of. More info here: http://www.d2ol.com/...ic;f=3;t=000454 C Back to top of the page up there ^ MultiQuote Reply #4 Clocker StorageReview Patron Group: Patron Posts: 568 Joined: 29-December 01 Posted 03 November 2003 - 09:49 AM ^^^ BUMP ^^^ Back to top of the page up there ^ MultiQuote Reply #5 Clocker StorageReview Patron Group: Patron Posts: 568 Joined: 29-December 01 Posted 03 November 2003 - 09:56 PM ^^^ Just One More Bump^^^ Back to top of the page up there ^ MultiQuote Reply #6 Clocker StorageReview Patron Group: Patron Posts: 568 Joined: 29-December 01 Posted 19 November 2003 - 06:40 AM bump Back to top of the page up there ^ MultiQuote Reply #7 ekhoo Member Group: Member Posts: 43 Joined: 06-January 02 Posted 21 November 2003 - 02:48 AM I agree! Unfortunately, my travelstar died with more than just node.prp... a whole bunch of source code had to be rebuilt! on the bright side, i just got seagate's new momentus 40gb disk... Back to top of the page up there ^ MultiQuote Reply Search Topic ← Previous Topic Hard Disk Drives (HDD) Next Topic → Page 1 of 1 You cannot start a new topic You cannot reply to this topic 1 User(s) are reading this topic 0 members, 1 guests, 0 anonymous users