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Originally Posted by tshering
I do not know under which conditions this is required. As reported in another thread, which I cannot find right now, running as administrator by right-clicking and selecting run as administrator causes a problem. The solution proposed by DNSB was to add "CD %~dp0" after "@ECHO off", if I remember correctly (or at least something to that effect). So the bat file would start with |
I'll add that to the batch file. I will remove the note about running as administrator too, if it is not somthing that is commonly needed then it is probably not helpful.
Quote:
Originally Posted by tshering
I think I did not mention this before. With the windows version you can take a shortcut. There is no need to edit the patch files. Leave them as they are and call the bat file with the argument "restore", for instance:
Code:
>cd C:\GeoffR\patches\patch_kobo_3173
>3.17.3.bat restore
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I'll add that to th note. Edit: I can't think of a simple way to explain clearly how to do that. The current instructions are the same for everyone, I will probably just confuse things trying to explain about running things from the command line on Windows.