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Old 09-19-2009, 07:34 AM   #30
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Originally Posted by Dave_S View Post
You need to install the linux.inf file. All that does is activate the required TCP/IP over USB software that is already on your WinXP computer. When that is installed, you should hear the Windows "Ka-Bong" tone whenever you connect your OpenInkpot device to your PC. If you do not hear that connect tone, then it is not connecting, so nothing further will help, until you find out why it is not connecting.




WINSCP and OpenInkpot will setup their own keyfile, so you do not need to pre-create one.
How exactly do I "install the linux.inf file"? The tone I get now when I plug the reader in is more like "da-da-da".

EDIT: OK I seem to have it now (I think).
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