From: Paolo M. <pao...@gm...> - 2008-05-08 09:19:09
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>> An other small problem is this. >> I have installed the driver (linux.sys). >> Then I use colinux and all is ok (I have only the problem of exit that >> I have explained before). >> When I restart the system and I launch the BAT that starts colinux, >> appears a message that tell to check the driver status. >> The driver is installed ! If I remove the driver and reinstall it, all works. >> But If I restarted the system there is the same problem. The daemon >> tell to check the driver status ..... > > Hm. First check the driver status with Windows tools. Open your hardware > manager, enable "see all hidden devices" and say is the coLinux driver > in running mode? If not, try to start it. Stays the "Start type" on > "automatic"? Any errors in the driver properties? > (German howto find coLinux driver in Windows Device Manager: > http://www.henrynestler.com/colinux/screenshoots/HardwareDeviceManager.png, > http://www.henrynestler.com/colinux/screenshoots/driver-details-grayed.png) A brief news about my old topic. I realize in these days that under Vista the driver is not active after a boot. I I boot Vista and quicly I open a cmd.exe and run colinux, I have the problem that the driver is not active. If I wait some seconds, about 30 seconds, the driver become active and all is OK. I correct what I say in my original message ... I don't have to uninstall and remove the driver ... I only have to wait a moment and then run colinux. Bye, Paolo |