UNINSTALLING THE GTP MOD WIPES OUT THE ENTIRE ROOT DRIVE OF WHERE IT WAS
INSTALLED!!!!!
You sure it didn't happen when the power was cut from your trailer?
Cheers,
Rod.
Pity you didn't install it on your C:\ drive buster. Any chance you could
sort of not post here at all? I'd really appreciate it.
Malc.
From the website:
"We are very sorry to announce we had, as many found, a major bug with the
install of the MOD and have to solve the issues. An update is in the works
and soon hopefully a return."
I believe a few apologies to this gent are in order...
-Larry
> From the website:
> "We are very sorry to announce we had, as many found, a major bug with the
> install of the MOD and have to solve the issues. An update is in the works
> and soon hopefully a return."
> I believe a few apologies to this gent are in order...
> -Larry
>>UNINSTALLING THE GTP MOD WIPES OUT THE ENTIRE ROOT DRIVE OF WHERE IT WAS
>>INSTALLED!!!!!
> From the website:
> "We are very sorry to announce we had, as many found, a major bug with the
> install of the MOD and have to solve the issues. An update is in the works
> and soon hopefully a return."
> I believe a few apologies to this gent are in order...
> -Larry
> > UNINSTALLING THE GTP MOD WIPES OUT THE ENTIRE ROOT DRIVE OF WHERE IT WAS
> > INSTALLED!!!!!
Me thinks the "bug" is more likely to be the actual installation routine.
Besides some users' inability to even complete the installation, there's
also the problem of it hosing the NR2003 installation if you try to install
GTP on top of it. If the bug were as large as wiping out an entire drive, I
would think (hope) they'd issue a big fat warning. Heck, I can't even find
a shortcut to uninstall though there are a few executables in the GTP
directory that look like they're it.
Anyway, buster's contributions to RAS have been limited to random bits of
flaming, so I'd take anything he says with a grain of salt.
Alan
This reminds me of a story about a boy who cried "Wolf".
Sorry buster.
Malc.
>From the website:
>"We are very sorry to announce we had, as many found, a major bug with the
>install of the MOD and have to solve the issues. An update is in the works
>and soon hopefully a return."
>I believe a few apologies to this gent are in order...
Please check your facts, people, before feeding the trolls. I'm sure
we'll know more about the "major bug" in a few days time, but I'm 100%
certain it's got nothing to do with uninstalling the mod.
-Larry
>>I guess the guy was right.
>>From the website:
>>"We are very sorry to announce we had, as many found, a major bug with the
>>install of the MOD and have to solve the issues. An update is in the works
>>and soon hopefully a return."
>>I believe a few apologies to this gent are in order...
> WRONG. How can there be an uninstall bug when there is no actual
> uninstall routine/program in the mod? To uninstall the mod, all you do
> is delete the Redline GTP folder.
> Please check your facts, people, before feeding the trolls. I'm sure
> we'll know more about the "major bug" in a few days time, but I'm 100%
> certain it's got nothing to do with uninstalling the mod.
Larry enlightened us with:
> -Larry
>>> I guess the guy was right.
>>> From the website:
>>> "We are very sorry to announce we had, as many found, a major bug
>>> with the install of the MOD and have to solve the issues. An update
>>> is in the works and soon hopefully a return."
>>> I believe a few apologies to this gent are in order...
>> WRONG. How can there be an uninstall bug when there is no actual
>> uninstall routine/program in the mod? To uninstall the mod, all you
>> do is delete the Redline GTP folder.
>> Please check your facts, people, before feeding the trolls. I'm sure
>> we'll know more about the "major bug" in a few days time, but I'm
>> 100% certain it's got nothing to do with uninstalling the mod.
--
"For instance I can't think of the last time I actually paid for a copy
of Windows." -- James Calivar
Bruce.
> Bruce.
>>Jesus Larry, look at who posted (in all caps no less) the bullshit. one
> guy
>>that everyone can reasonably doubt, knows squat, and reads less.
"I'm going "on and on about it" becuase I don't usually finish making a
statement whilst in mid-sentence.
However, in your case I'll ma"
in response to this harmless comment:
"What more do you what him to say? Or do you just enjoy hounding people?
I do agree with you BTW, in the most part, but I can't see the point in
going on and on and on about it."
Let's face it, you are a ***ing hypocrite, Bruce. Google threw up many
more examples of you 'going for the jugular'.
--
"For instance I can't think of the last time I actually paid for a copy
of Windows." -- James Calivar
At least my education gave me a vocabulary consisting of more than
four-letter adjectives.
BK