Bill in MA

To minimize memory usage I used msconfig to set for diagnostic boot. After rebooting I terminated the Dropbox service. Memory usage was about 21% at that point. Re-ran large_pages. I made it one step further. Output attached.

No blue screen. Output attached.

I'm running Windows 7. I've got a 7z file with contents similar to this: first\include... first\source... I want to extract to a directory but skip the "first" directory during the extract. For example: C:> 7z x my.7z -oC:\Bill "starting under first" to get: C:\Bill\include... C:\Bill\source... Currently the first directory gets restored. My batch file moves everything from first to C:\Bill, then deletes the first directory. Seems like there should be a better way to restore a specific directory...

I'm running Windows 7. I've got a 7z file with contents similar to this: first\ include\ ... source\ ... I want to extract to a directory but skip the "first" directory during the extract. For example: C:> 7z x my.7z -oC:\Bill "starting under first" to get: C:\Bill\ include\ ... source\ ... Currently the first directory gets restored. My batch file moves everything from first to C:\Bill, then deletes the first directory. Seems like there should be a better way to restore a specific directory location...

I'm running Windows 7. I've got a 7z file with contents similar to this: first\ include\ ... source\ ... I want to extract to a directory but skip the "first" directory during the extract. For example: C:> 7z x my.7z -oC:\Bill "starting under first" to get: C:\Bill\ include\ ... source\ ... Currently the first directory gets restored. My batch file moves everything from first to C:\Bill, then deletes the first directory. Seems like there should be a better way to restore a specific directory location...

ClassCastException during store()