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- Now, only patched items will be placed in the AMD Patcher folder.
I'm wondering if AMD Patcher shouldn't put all files you drop on it into its folder ... Only patched files in the folder ? Or every files you tried to patch ? Should I change the icon even if no modification have been done to the file (for a package ) ? And then, should it move or copy files into this folder ? Actually the file you drop are copied into a temporary folder, AMD Patcher check them to see if something needs to be modified and then moved them into the AMD Patcher folder, even if no modification have been applied. The original files are kept in the folder where they are when you drop them on the application. Tell me, what do you think ? |
Definately copy :D
if it happended to crash in the middle the files wouldnt be stuck in the givin folder. not that it would crash :D |
Thanks for your answer !
I've edited my previous post. Should I change the icon in any case (so you know that the file have already been checked ) or only if the package has been modified ? |
the icon looks fine
but you could make the amd symbol stick out a lil more if you had time :D still looks great though. Thanks for all the hardwork. |
The icon was created by R0GUE. But it doesn't need changes.
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Oh yeah, I think tagging packages whether they are modified or not is probably a good idea. |
problem patching....
Hi, I have 10.5.2 (Leo4Allv2) on an AMD 4200+ dual core. Now everything runs smoothly, but some applications e.g. iWeb won't launch, so thought I'd have a go at patching it using the patcher v0.2 provided at the rapidshare link by Zephyroth
Anyway, it doesn't seem to work; I get the following: Tuesday, November 18, 2008 20:11:49 20:11:59 Creating list of files ... (iWeb.app) 20:12:07 List created. 20:12:07 Detecting cpuids ... 20:13:54 Detection finished. Anyway the status bar fills up and then I get a small Applescript Error window saying: The command exited with a non-zero status. (127)... Am I using the program correctly? If I am, anybody know what the problem could be? Thanks in advance, Ben. |