[SteelTrepid]

3.60 is finally ready for release!! I am offering this temporary download location until we can get all the mirrors up.

I hope everyone enjoys!!!

Link is coming soon, once upload is finished.

[SteelTrepid]

Here are links:

http://www.pestilent...in_ver_360.html

http://www.servernin...cd4win-download

http://www.chip.de/d...s_29706480.html

http://www.ausgamers...ails/html/53673

Sorry for the delay, having problems uploading. When I originally posted the upload was almost finished but it was corrupt so I had to start again.

[dirkgently42]

This is from the online hash check.

This post has been edited by dirkgently42: 20 June 2010 - 06:29 PM

[SteelTrepid]

Damn it, I didn't upload the new MD5 file. I'm having problems uploading again. Everyone please, the MD5 should be:
f83c81b5197f01dfd8ca00764474f453

[dirkgently42]

Team Viewer

AVICAP32.dll needs to be added to source disks files section

http://ubcd4win.com/...indpost&p=80979

Quote

1) modify TeamViewer.INF and/or TeamView.inf
[SourceDisksFiles]
avicap32.dll=2

This post has been edited by dirkgently42: 20 June 2010 - 07:28 PM

[SteelTrepid]

I should have just removed that plugin, oh well. I'll add notes about it on the "3.60 Guide" on my blog.

[CompMedic]

This is what I have been waiting for

Thank you Ben!

[SteelTrepid]

I just hope everyone enjoys. A few things didn't make it into the final release but a lot of stuff has been taken care of.

[netbjarne]

Exciting!

Now, where to go with the flood of questions regarding version 3.6?

I downloaded and built just fine, however, I was unable to test the build, as the plugin to create a bootable USB stick has been removed. I only use the USB stick or an external harddisk, many notebooks haven't got CD drivers anymore.

Beta-testers have probably used that approach as well, to avoid a pile of burned cd's. So, have you got a tip on how to create a bootable USB stik based on the bartpe ISO?

Best regards
Bjarne

[targetpractice]

Thank you all for the continued effort on this project!

Netb - Within the UBCD4WIN directory there is a file called UBUSB.EXE. Use this application to convert it into a USB key.

As for 3.6 I did notice the option is not longer there for using Windows Explorer as the shell. Was this left out on purpose or was this due to issues with certain things?
I was able to take the config tool from 3.5 and inject it into 3.6, along with some more tweaking I was able to get the explorer to work with 3.6, just wondering if I will run into issues later on from doing that.

[ronn5in]

UBCD4Win 3.60 Beta will not build from XPSP3OEM, but it will build from XPSP2OEM. Perhaps this is not unexpected. The build procedure does warn that building from an OEM version may not work, however I have successfully built prior versions from XPSP2OEM but have not tried from XPSP3OEM until now.

Ron Stordahl

[ronn5in]

Neither UBCD4Win 3.60 Beta nor UBCD4Win 3.50 recognize my system volume (C:) which is an Intel 631xESB/632xESP SATA RAID Controller. UBCD4Win 3.22 does and I have used it regularly for image backups and defraging.

I was anxious to test the beta to see if this issue had been resolved.

But what I was not anticipating is that my D: drive, a Western Digital WD6400AAKS, a SATA drive, is not recognized by UBCD4Win 3.6, although it is recognized and usable by 3.50 and 3.22.

Ron Stordahl

[netbjarne]

Thankyou for the UBUSB.exe hint, targetpractice. I'm booting from USB as I write this Maybe a shortcut to this application in the UBCD4WIN Start Group would be handy?

I once built my UBCD4WIN CD's with random OEM cd's as well, coping with all sorts of warnings (and errors), until I tried the tip, using the windows server 2003 trial available for download at microsoft - had no problems at all since.

Best regards
Bjarne

[targetpractice]

Ron,

I know in the 3.60 it appears the base drivers net package was left out, you can re-add this in and make sure you get the latest mass storage driver packs as this may help. The other thing you can try is to gather all the info the programmers would need and be sure to list so they might be able to address it better. I would also try injecting the drivers manually into your finished UBCD4Win. Do you use a CD/DVD or a USB key?

[ronn5in]

I am using CD/DVD as opposed to USB. While I would like to be helpful, as opposed to just reporting problems, I really don't know enough about the build process to do the things you have noted (adding in additional drivers).

Ron