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[INSTALLER] file instlation from disk

BigSHinyToys's Photo BigSHinyToys 18 Aug 2012

This program is designed to install files from a disk to a computer.
Instructions:
note: this program is case sensitive
1 ) Put the bellow code into a file called "startup" on the disk
2 ) Create a folder called "install" on the disk
3 ) Put the files you want installed in the "install" folder
4 ) In install make a file called "LIST" in "install"
5 ) edit the file "LIST" to using the example A
6 ) reboot or run startup select y or n
7 ) install complete

Example A
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current stable ver 0.1
http://pastebin.com/wNxmzB35
pastebin get wNxmzB35 Installer
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MadCrayolaz's Photo MadCrayolaz 18 Aug 2012

Question, how do I do the root directory on the computer?
And where do we make the folder?
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BigSHinyToys's Photo BigSHinyToys 19 Aug 2012

View PostMadCrayolaz, on 18 August 2012 - 11:04 PM, said:

Question, how do I do the root directory on the computer?
And where do we make the folder?

make a disk
place it ina computer disk drive
place the above ^ code into a file called startup on that diks
make a folder called "install" on the disk
put files to be installed in "install"
make a file in "install" called LIST
follow instructions using EXAMPLE A to create LIST file

reboot or run startup and it will start installer
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MadCrayolaz's Photo MadCrayolaz 19 Aug 2012

View PostBigSHinyToys, on 19 August 2012 - 04:02 AM, said:

make a disk
place it ina computer disk drive
place the above ^ code into a file called startup on that diks
make a folder called "install" on the disk
put files to be installed in "install"
make a file in "install" called LIST
follow instructions using EXAMPLE A to create LIST file

reboot or run startup and it will start installer

Doesn't answer my question of how I use the root directory as the install location.
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BigSHinyToys's Photo BigSHinyToys 20 Aug 2012

you have found a bug I apologist for now the simplest way is to put a slash in front.
this is fixed example
program
user/program
programB
/startup
sysextract
win/exe
commander
win/programs/CMD
that will work i have tested it
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