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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Software Issues and Discussion => Topic started by: Jettah on November 29, 2004, 01:20:22 PM
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Hi there,
Now that my A1200 is able so crawl the internet, I would like to know in which directory to put the MUI registration key. I have never been able to find out, but it now springs to mind as a good question.
Anyone can shed some light on it?
Regards,
Jettah
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I thought it went in the S: directory.
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Jeff wrote:
I thought it went in the S: directory.
Tried, no success!
thanks
Jettah
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Put it in the L directory.
Mike.... :-)
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your question has been answered, but here´s a little hint for such problems : just start snoopdos, turn on monitoring and start the application you need information about.
in this way you can find out missing libs, location of files (ie. keyfiles), etc.
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@shlva
Oh boy, do I hate using SnoopDos! I've heard fantastic things about it in all its glory, but if I ever use it, my dear Amiga goes crasherdicrash! :-?
So I quit using it. I give shelter to V3.0, V3.4, V3.7 & V3.8 of this nifty piece of software, but have no real liking for it at the moment.
Regards,
Jettah
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check if you have this line in your S:Startup-Sequence:
Path >NIL: RAM: C: SYS:Utilities SYS:Rexxc SYS:System S: SYS:Prefs SYS:WBStartup
To check if the S: is in the path (i doubt it) type in a Shell:
list S:
Bye
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check if you have this line in your S:Startup-Sequence:
Path >NIL: RAM: C: SYS:Utilities SYS:Rexxc SYS:System S: SYS:Prefs SYS:WBStartup
To check if the S: is in the path (i doubt it) type in a Shell:
list S:
Hmm, that's nonsense. Path is only used to locate executables and scripts. 'list S:' doesn't check if S: in in path, either.
Here is how it works:
MUI uses various strategies to locate the key. First it checks KEYPATH and KEYFILES environment variables for the location. If no variable is found or the key can't be found from the specified location, it will try load the key from the following locations:
keypath:
keyfiles:
S:
L:
DEVS:
LIBS:
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Piru wrote:
Here is how it works:
MUI uses various strategies to locate the key. First it checks KEYPATH and KEYFILES environment variables for the location. If no variable is found or the key can't be found from the specified location, it will try load the key from the following locations:
keypath:
keyfiles:
S:
L:
DEVS:
LIBS:
Checked for keypath variable in Env Disk: nothing found
Checked for keyfiles variable in Env Disk: nothing found
Checked for keypath variable in Ram Disk: nothing found
Checked for keyfiles variable in Ram Disk: nothing found
Have put the keyfile in S: no luck
Have put the keyfile in L: no luck
Thanks for your...
Hey, wait a moment, hang on!
Due to trying to use SnoopDos as suggested above, my dearest dear went crasherdicrash. As allways. Standard procedure.
The keyfile is in S:, and provides now a fully functioning MUI-settings control panel.
What a gig! Just had to reset the computer as of course MUI was already running and had not encountered the keyfile on its first activation. While SnoopDos just made the system crash (lovely WoopyDoopySnoopDos), it had to restart and now MUI found its keyfile. Simple!
Jeez, the sheer logic behind it. I dare say Amiga is femine! Mark my words!
Thanks to all for your response!
Jettah
Now what will be my next topic. Ehm, let me see...