SeRi@lDiE | # 11 | 2007-03-31, 00:08 | Report

I would like to know how 2 different pc's and 2 Linux systems are actually adding the 1?????
My last attempt to help you..

Giood Luck

iball | # 12 | 2007-03-31, 00:14 | Report

They are pulling it from a cache somewhere.
All I know is when I go to the official download site, there's no [1] in there as I've already demonstrated by copying and posting the link.

SeRi@lDiE | # 13 | 2007-03-31, 00:15 | Report

You know what I gave you the benefeit of the doubt and went to my systers laptop a few blocks down from me...

and gues what??????



d00d you are blind. Just Joking

SeRi@lDiE | # 14 | 2007-03-31, 00:17 | Report

Double post sorry

Jay | # 15 | 2007-03-31, 01:44 | Report

S[31415]eRi@IDiE,

No there is no [1] in the original filename. It is a standard windows behavior to indicate another copy already exists locally.

Texrat | # 16 | 2007-03-31, 01:46 | Report

He said it occured on 2 linux systems as well.

YoDude | # 17 | 2007-03-31, 01:50 | Report

Isn't this the maintenance release for the Bora SDK...

Jay | # 18 | 2007-03-31, 01:51 | Report

I say he is pulling some legs.
SeRi@lDiE snapshot from linux boxes please?

Texrat | # 19 | 2007-03-31, 01:54 | Report

You know, I have seen Windows arbitrarily add file incrementers, but that one is sure in an odd location, especially given the coincidence of version. (3.1, 3[1]). But, the source file doesn't have it, soo...???

SeRi@lDiE | # 20 | 2007-03-31, 02:04 | Report

This is funny... I know windows would do that but only if the file exist in the system I went to serveral systems that I never touch with maemo so thats that there
I am going to snap a shot of my nix system once I get home...