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#Help please!

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#215257From: Robert C. KrupkaOct 13, 1995 6:22 PM
Okay I've got a problems! First any theories as to why I'm getting many error tranfers after successful downloads for many years? Could a bad graphic card interfer? Bad chip? Second problem- how do I get "LHA138.run" to function? Thanks! R.Krupka
#215345From: John DraperOct 14, 1995 8:20 PM
Robert, <how do I get "LHA138.run" to function?> Copy it to ram:, go to ram:, type lha138.run it will unpack itself. Then you can copy LHA (the program itself) to your C: directory. I'd also suggest reading the docs. Anytime you forget the commands or options you can type LHA on the shell and it will display them all for you. Asha @}–,–`–
#215350From: Robert C. KrupkaOct 14, 1995 8:48 PM
when i type ram:lha.138.run from shell i get not executable. also asha i'm having trouble downloading recently. after about two minutes my RD light goes off although i'm still on line. which chips control this? with the amiga in limbo its difficult getting technical help. thanks for anything R.Krupka
#215394From: Steve BrightmanOct 15, 1995 12:02 PM
< when i type ram:lha.138.run from shell > Is this a typo ? Should be ram:lha138.run Steve Brightman Daring to be different – Amiga on the Internet – Lotus on the Interstate
#215445From: John DraperOct 15, 1995 10:01 PM
Robert, <when i type ram:lha.138.run from shell i get not executable.> Ok…follow these directions as I type them. Copy the file lha138.run (note exact spelling including periods) to ram:. Then go to ram: cd ram: Once you are there type: lha138.run Hit the return key. It should desolve itself. Copy LHA to your c: directory. Read the docs. <i'm having trouble downloading recently. after about two minutes my RD light goes off although i'm still on line. which chips control this?> I'm sorry, I really don't know very much about modems. Hopefully someone else can help you with that part. Asha @}–,–`–
#215998From: Robert C. KrupkaOct 20, 1995 9:24 PM
ok, but thanks for the lha138 help! R.Krupka