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It’s fix and ok now.
A Samsung France’s employee asked to Lee (Blogeee forum’s administrator) to delete the thread on Blogeee.
Does anybody knows where to find the NC10_Samsung_7_AdminTool_USB.iso file? megaupload link appears to be broken,
Please Help![quote1262380050=Borisd]
Does anybody knows where to find the NC10_Samsung_7_AdminTool_USB.iso file? megaupload link appears to be broken,
Please Help![/quote1262380050]Welcome to the forum
I will ask dosibox for a new linkBorisd – Dosibox has advised the following
NC10_Samsung_7_AdminTool_USB is now called
AdminTool_for_SRS4Let us know how you get on with it 🙂
Hope this helps
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Borisd – Dosibox has advised the followingNC10_Samsung_7_AdminTool_USB is now called
AdminTool_for_SRS4Let us know how you get on with it 🙂
Hope this helps
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I thought I’d give this a try, but when I boot from it I just get a flashing cursor.[quote1262917003=Alfihar]
[quote1262778591=jeepers01]
Borisd – Dosibox has advised the followingNC10_Samsung_7_AdminTool_USB is now called
AdminTool_for_SRS4Let us know how you get on with it 🙂
Hope this helps
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I thought I’d give this a try, but when I boot from it I just get a flashing cursor.
[/quote1262917003]Hi all,
I just open the file with WINRAR and extract files and folder to a pre-FAT32-formatted USB Flash Disk 1 GB (512 MB is enough) and boot NC10 with this USB Disk
[quote1262963105=balthasar]I just open the file with WINRAR and extract files and folder to a pre-FAT32-formatted USB Flash Disk 1 GB (512 MB is enough) and boot NC10 with this USB Disk[/quote1262963105]
Odd I’ve tried basically the same thing though with a couple of different memory sticks, both (1GB and 16GB) are formatted as FAT32 (though I tried FAT as well). It must be detecting it as bootable as it doesn’t give the OS not found error or skip it and boot from the hard drive.I’ve also tried with a couple of downloads both SRS3 and SRS4, all with the same results.
I know I can boot from these USB memory sticks as I regularly use then for booting live Linux distros or for installing other OS’s.
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[quote1262963105=balthasar]I just open the file with WINRAR and extract files and folder to a pre-FAT32-formatted USB Flash Disk 1 GB (512 MB is enough) and boot NC10 with this USB Disk[/quote1262963105]
Odd I’ve tried basically the same thing though with a couple of different memory sticks, both (1GB and 16GB) are formatted as FAT32 (though I tried FAT as well). It must be detecting it as bootable as it doesn’t give the OS not found error or skip it and boot from the hard drive.I’ve also tried with a couple of downloads both SRS3 and SRS4, all with the same results.
I know I can boot from these USB memory sticks as I regularly use then for booting live Linux distros or for installing other OS’s.
[/quote1263015859]That’s very strange.
May be, it is because of the extracting the file (dosibox mentioned, that it is better to use latest WINRAR version).
I mostly have problems when I want to extract compressed files via Windows’ extracting problem. But never with WINRAR.
well, may be
regards
PS: Sometimes some files doesn’t love to be downloaded with special programs like Download Accesslator etc. I had sometimes problems. Usage of Firefox and its download manager doesn’t give problem
I have problems finding the guide for creating a recovery partition containing Windows 7
Does anyone know how i can find it?@bohlendach : I help you with the help of jeepers01 (if he wants well).
[quote1263139543=balthasar]May be, it is because of the extracting the file (dosibox mentioned, that it is better to use latest WINRAR version).
I mostly have problems when I want to extract compressed files via Windows’ extracting problem. But never with WINRAR.[/quote1263139543]
I’ve tried with the latest version of WinRAR, Stuffit Expander and unRAR under Windows, OSX and Linux respectively.[quote1263139543=balthasar]PS: Sometimes some files doesn’t love to be downloaded with special programs like Download Accesslator etc. I had sometimes problems. Usage of Firefox and its download manager doesn’t give problem[/quote1263139543]
I’ve been downloading the files using either Safari or Chrome without any download accelerators, I’ll try again with Firefox.Thanks for the help.
Oh and to check that the memory sticks weren’t formatted strangely I wiped them at the device level by filling them with random data, then reformatted under Windows.
Alfihar – As an alternative it may be worth trying Gparted from the Linux System Rescue CD x86-1.3.4 but you will probably already have this.
Using Gparted, right click on the partition of the USB key, then select the boot option.
Then copy the AdminTool_for_SRS4 files with Winrar to the stick.
Hope this helps
I’ve tried with fdisk, cfdisk, Disk Utility (OS 10.6), Windows Disk Manager on both 2003, Vista and 7.
I can’t remember whether I’ve formatted + set boot option it with GParted though, I’ll try that later.Could someone with a working copy of AdminTool_for_SRS4.rar check that the MD5 of their copy matches mine:-
d5d66f949ffb9dc0044ac4bf02294618
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