VMM, yay!

Yay! Just in time for me to put up all the stuff I haven't in the last year and a half >.>

Whoa, "text mode"? Sweet!

when i try to install 32 bit havok, i keep getting this error how do i fix this?

Kis_Faith: The fastest way to get Firestorm help is to join the inworld group: secondlife:///app/group/3a1be8d4-01f3-bc1a-2703-442f0cc8f2dd/about

copy/paste that inworld, of course... I'm the only one on the team who checks the plurk account and I'm not going to be able to answer that question tonight, but there will be others in the group all night.

Oh brother. Time to update. I'm on a version that will be blocked, lol

Text mode?

LettePonnier, ah i just downloaded the open sim version and it gave me no issues but ty for the tip

Oh looks like some useful fixes

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Is doing a clean install difficult?

I don't think a clean install is difficult. Here's their webpage with instructions - fs_update_viewer [Phoenix Firestorm Project - Wiki]

MaryTeodosio No it's not difficult at all; if you follow the steps in that link that was just provided, it shouldn't take a lot of time or trouble at all.

It's not difficult after you get the hang of it. The hardest, most important, and most overlooked part is deleting your settings files. A lot of people who think they did a clean install actually didn't...

...usually because they thought they could just look for Firestorm files by searching "Firestorm" in their file system. But those files are hidden by default, and unless you unhide them, you can't find them

that way. That's all explained in the wiki page that Qwis linked above. We have also just started providing a class on clean installs, though it was just held and won't be on the schedule again for another

week or so. But if you learn best in an instructional setting (most classes are held with core material in text and elaboration in voice), keep an eye on the Class Schedule.

Thanks so much Lette!

Thanks so much Lette!

Are you teaching that course, LettePonnier?

lol no, i stopped teaching a while ago

oh, ok. Good for you, but too bad for the participants.