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Eject Thumb Drive - No matter what drive letter

Submitted by DarkCyber on August 8, 2007 - 8:27am

Eject Thumb Drive - No matter what drive letter

Reading english no problem but writing.

I did't no where to post it, this looks like the rith place.

Tested on windows xp

Needed tools:

sync.exe
wait.exe

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/FileAndDisk/PsTools.mspx
http://www.ppedv.de/dwnld/wait.zip

First Batch file "Launch.bat":

title Eject Drive
if not exist "NoCleanup.txt" echo Got to protect yourself from yourself >"Nocleanup.txt"

rem Take out the trash you forgot, shame on you

Common Application Runner

Submitted by yacool on August 7, 2007 - 5:08am

Hi there.
I'm portable-addicted Wink and I use others apps on my USB-stick - skype, PSI, Total Commander, Private Data and many more. Sometimes i had problems with run them from it - it was many .exe files in directory, application must have som params or environment variables set berore it is run.
So I developed a small application that runs other application (that supposed to be a portable one) from (for example) App directory.
I can configure all application parameters and define Environment vars before run.

Java Portablizer feedback

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Submitted by BuddhaChu on August 2, 2007 - 12:36am

Upgraded the Java version installed on my machine to ver 6, update 2 tonight. I still had the older update 1's folder and files on the machine so the directory structure looked like this:

C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.6.0_01
C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.6.0_02

I ran Java Portablizer v1.1 to update my ..\PortableApps\CommonFiles\Java files and it worked no problem. The program picked up on what was the latest version installed, copied the files, and updated the contents of JavaPortable.ini

PortableAppsBackup - Working Directory

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Submitted by The MAZZTer on August 2, 2007 - 12:31am

By default, when using 7-zip, the working directory used to compress the files in is %TEMP%. However this can be problematic, if the compressed file is large (say, 7GB) and the user does not have that much space free on that drive (say, 6GB). This causes the disk to fill, 7-zip to fail to allocate more space. It deletes the temp file and PortableAppsBackup has no explanation for the failure. Such large backups can take over 12 hours, and so this is quite irritating.

Non-portable apps installation (ideas)

Submitted by tcuzela on July 31, 2007 - 7:55pm

Hello all. It seems to me that we might be able (eventually) to make portable apps our selfs. I wish I could code and implement ANY of these ideas myself, but I did want to share them.

Reading different threads it came to me... why not use a program that monitors the installation of normal applications as to recreate its environment when launched? I've seen these apps (in some form) for years.

CMD Portable and PuttyPortable

Submitted by pwebguy on July 31, 2007 - 12:42pm

Hello, all

I am currently using putty portable via .bat files to access my servers. I would like to configure these .bat files to utilize command prompt portable instead, and be able to store these .bat files in another folder (such as the PAM docs folder).

For instance, currently in the putty portable folder I have a .bat file to access a server as follows:

start PuTTYPortable -P 22 -ssh 111.111.11.111 -l myuser -pw mypassword

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