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Full_Name: David Kesling Version: 2.9.0 OS: Windows Vista & XP sp2 Submission from: (NULL) (65.166.169.237) I upgraded to 2.9.0 on my desktop (XP) and my laptop (Vista Home Basic). The XP machine (with both Tinn-R and JGR) is running just fine... very happy. The laptop is NOT doing too well. I've had to activate the XP-compatability mode AND run Rgui as administrator... and there still

I am currently testing our company's software with Vista RC-1 and I've run into a snag I cannot Authenticate a Printer connection to a Samba server on a dos prompt I can connect to the printer using the GUI for windows printing But i Cannot map the printer to an LPT port Every windows out there will connect to this box , from 95 thru to 2000, XP and even Server 2003. But not Vista (as an

Hello, I'm having an "Access denied" issue using roaming profiles for Windows Vista Ultimate RTM (patched to current). The actual login is successful, the full name is set properly and the password is handled correctly, however only a temporary profile is created. The interesting thing is that all else being the same, I do not encounter the same issue for Windows XP roaming

Issue: Vista reads slowly from a samba server. This appears to pop up periodically here and elsewhere. My samba.conf file has: [homes] ... vfs objects = readahead As suggested elsewhere. Writes are approximately 17-18MB/s which is acceptable. Reads are in the 8MB/s range which is appalingly slow. Using linux smbclient and windows XP clients I can read at 25+MB/s. I've enabled vfs

Hi All, I just started really looking into deploying Vista in a Domain Environment and here is some info I gathered so far: With Vista, Microsoft Updated their "profiles" to version 2, thus Vista profiles will not co-exist with previous Windows profiles. To alleviate the need to specify a different profile for Vista, Microsoft decided to automatically add a ".V2" to the

Hi, This post is to prevent other people that are having trouble with Vista clients from going down a blind alley investigating problems in their samba configurations. After some research I have found (see link below) that there is a general problem for pre-installed OEM editions of Vista Business (and possibly other vista versions) in creating files and folders on network shares. The problem

Yes, if you're using roaming profiles Vista will automatically accept your login (if your PDC is configured correctly, check the firewall on the clients and server also, write/read access to the profile for the current user, but i guess these things were already said here but I'm only replying to your last question without having read most of the rest) The profile is not needed to be

Hi, On a vista pc we run Syncrosvn client to check out svn repositories to a samba share. It works but on Vista this takes much longer than on windows xP. Checkout or status check on local disk work normally. (tried the same on a different vista pc, same problem..) To troubleshoot this I created a smaller test SVN repository to make it easier to read network captures. (I made a svn repository

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I have a setup where a Vista machine that is behind a NAT connects to a Linux (debian) machine to access SMB shares on that machine. The connection is made with VPN using L2TP/IPSec. I have configured the Linux machine to act as WINS server and PPP will give the Vista machine a new IP on the same subnet and also tell Vista that the WINS server is the Linux machine. I have added one share

Hi syslinux list, Some months ago, hpa was kind enough to help me troubleshoot booting Extlinux in a system with the following particulars: * Windows Vista x64 bootloader in the MBR and Vista installed in /dev/sda1 * Extlinux 3.72 installed in the first sector of /dev/sda2 and Foresight Linux installed in /dev/sda2 (at the time I tried, 3.72 was the default bootloader in Foresight) The problem

Hi, I've a strange issue with the performance of file transfers between a Samba server and a Vista client. My configuration looks like this: fileserver: Samba 3.3 on FreeBSD 6.2 ----- gbit switch ----- workstation: Vista x64 When transfering files between the two PCs, I get abount 6.5 to 7 MB / sec. On my last Vista installation I got about 40 MB / sec. I've tried the following: -

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I have a Samba Server 3.0.23a running on a Fedora 4. Since Vista entered my lan I've been having problems with master browser elections. When a Vista client connects to my workgroup it kills the network neighbourhood and the only machines seen is the vista client and my fileserver. By changing the regedit entries on the client side following this advice: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SYSTEM

I searched around and couldn't get a clear answer on a Samba 3 PDC and the ability to have a Vista "business edition" client: 1. Join the Samba 3 PDC domain for single sign-on. 2. Access Samba 3 PDC controlled shares I read that as of Samba 3.0.21 or so that NTLMv2 works well with Vista computers (which default to only NTLMv2) so they can work with Samba provided shares. This is

Xen-system AMD x64 2GB Memory installed with Domain 0 Linux Fedora 7 + Xen 3.1 + 2.6.18-xen i386 Domain 0 Linux Fedora 7 + Xen 3.1 + 2.6.18-xen x64 HVM - Vista 32 Ultimate + xenbus Vista 64 Ultimate + xenbus The DTM studio/controller was based on microsoft WLK 1.0c + update fileter patch (MS logo kit filter update every day) for more detail please

Hi all, I''m running XP and 2003 Server fine as HVM guests (under a 32 bit non-pae Xen 3.0.3 self-compiled). I''ve read that Vista can *not* be /installed/ under Xen for it checks for ACPI support and install fails if it isn''t present. What if I do the install first from, say, plain Qemu (I''re reused qemu images from Xen) or VMWare (I''ve converted

So it seems we've found the problem - just in case someone else encounters it. We had previously joined the Server with net ads join, and the attributes were still present in active directory, and the vista client tryed to force a kerberos blob on the samba server - which was promptly ignored/rejected. The solution was deleting the AD entry for the server and re-joining. Mit

Perhaps this may be of help... From: http://www.wservernews.com/ Slow Vista File Copy Nightmare Solved! WSN Reader Nick's Vista Horror story in last issue has a follow-up. He wrote: "I MAY have finally turned the corner on Vista turning me gray and bald, although what little hair I have left after the last 4 weeks is definitely going gray :) I bought a MS Wireless Desktop 1000 to

Dear Daniel (and Duncan): back in January you reported that you were having trouble saving an rgl movie on Vista. I don't know if you ever got that resolved, but a student of mine is now having a similar problem, not specific to dynamic graphics (which would have to be a problem outside of rgl anyway). He may report more on the symptoms, but essentially rgl.snapshot produces black or funky