Problem with Crome 1.2 Final (ps - they released 1.2 final, haha)
05-30-2006, 01:56 AM
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Re: Problem with Crome 1.2 Final (ps - they released 1.2 final, haha)
Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
I've used it three times, the only time extensively was on my daily driver where the stock P06 .bin was pretty close and I only wanted to skew AFRs a little bit.
BTW, learn to F9 and the Ctrl+J without looking at the keys. It's pretty easy after two or three cars.
BTW, learn to F9 and the Ctrl+J without looking at the keys. It's pretty easy after two or three cars.
05-30-2006, 12:55 PM
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Re: Problem with Crome 1.2 Final (ps - they released 1.2 final, haha)
Thinkpads come with Thinklights, and some of us use our tools enough we don't have to look and hunt for keys.
Don't you buy your tools to be used? Don't you use them?
Don't you buy your tools to be used? Don't you use them?
05-30-2006, 02:11 PM
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Re: Problem with Crome 1.2 Final (ps - they released 1.2 final, haha)
When I installed Crome 1.2 I had to change my RTP from the default to my Ostrish. It would connect fine in the preferences screen but it wouldn't connect within the actual program to update changes. Kept giving me the "Can't connect" w/e it says when there's no hardware error. So I had to close and reopen for the changes to take effect. Obviously not a big problem to me, but for ppl that don't know software troubleshooting 101, this could drive them insane. I guess it should either work right away w/o restarting Crome or at least have a dialog stating that you need to restart for it to work. I don't know if it's just this newer version that does it but it's the first time it happens to me.
I should prolly post this in PGMFI, but i'm too lazy at the moment. If someone here talks to John, let him know.
I should prolly post this in PGMFI, but i'm too lazy at the moment. If someone here talks to John, let him know.
05-30-2006, 03:48 PM
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Re: Problem with Crome 1.2 Final (ps - they released 1.2 final, haha)
Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
That's an OS/driver problem on your end. A friend's Dell has the same problem, my Thinkpad doesn't, both fresh installs.
05-30-2006, 04:50 PM
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Re: Problem with Crome 1.2 Final (ps - they released 1.2 final, haha)
Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
Thinkpads come with Thinklights, and some of us use our tools enough we don't have to look and hunt for keys.
05-30-2006, 07:30 PM
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Re: Problem with Crome 1.2 Final (ps - they released 1.2 final, haha)
Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
Thinkpads come with Thinklights, and some of us use our tools enough we don't have to look and hunt for keys.
Don't you buy your tools to be used? Don't you use them?
Don't you buy your tools to be used? Don't you use them?
05-30-2006, 10:38 PM
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Re: Problem with Crome 1.2 Final (ps - they released 1.2 final, haha)
T30 go for what bottom of the line Dell go for. Unlike Dell they are completely indestructable, and will last five times longer. Plus, Trackpoint mouse takes a day to get used to... Try to use a ****** scratchpad in a 404whp CRX with drag springs. Pffft.
05-31-2006, 12:40 AM
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Re: Problem with Crome 1.2 Final (ps - they released 1.2 final, haha)
Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
T30 go for what bottom of the line Dell go for. Unlike Dell they are completely indestructable, and will last five times longer. Plus, Trackpoint mouse takes a day to get used to... Try to use a ****** scratchpad in a 404whp CRX with drag springs. Pffft.
I couldn't pass this Dell up. p3 500mhz, 128mb, 30gig, two batteries (strong life), with the power supply and all that for 200 bucks.
