SATA trouble

I have 1 SATA Seagate ST3120026AS, and 2 IDE harddrives ( 1 http://www.wdc.com/en/products/Products.asp?DriveID=27) (1 http://maxtor.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/maxtor.cfg/php/enduser/olh_adp.php?p_faqid=497)
Now the SATA drive and the 120gb IDE both have XP on it, but i want to use the OS on the SATA drive. First of all, is there anyway to delete the OS on the IDE drive without deleting the other 100gb's of stuff i have on it? And is there a way to set up my SATA as the master and the IDE's as slaves? I have the jumpers set on the IDE's for slaves, but for some reason the OS on the IDE HD keeps booting up.

you can transfer the info to sata, wipe the ide then tranfer it back, without modded bios you can only have 2 sata's and 1 ide drive on ide 3, with modded bios 2 sata's and 2 ide on ide 3.

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SATA trouble? Lost array? read this!

Firstly thanks to the contributors to the SATA FAQ. Feel free to move/copy this to it if u think it makes sense.
After my 10th iteration of installing XP pro on the rig below , I have found a nasty bug which made me waste all this time:
Once you have installed your SATA drive(s) according to the FAQ, there is a very simple way to mess it all up: go to the system administration menu, storage administration and CHANGE THE LETTERS (E,F...)OF YOUR CD/DVD drives.
While this is "legal", at reboot, the system will lose your SATA !!!!
Instead of reinstalling, go into BIOS and have it auto-detect all the drives whether CD, DVD or HDD.
This will recover it.
I went crazy after losing all sorts of RAID arrays! Hope this helps somebody.

Dude thank-you for your wonder detailed knowldge, I have descovered that lets say xp 1700 in a ultra 2 can only handle at the most 143fsb mult at 12.
Given the settings" irq's are a major",part of directing traffic and power? example:
Sound blaster Live , uses two irq's most common at"Auto" is, irq 10, or 5, and Sound blaster 16 emulation usually takes irq 5,. I have found that the sound card in slot3 works great , but to do this I had to change the Bio's and assign slot 3 irq 7 . and make sure printer port has share irq enabled
Problems that accure with bad traffic are like this. Start a dedicated server. minimize than start your game?":censored: no sound what could be wrong"? Shoot another problem Connection problem?. The computer nerd is getting trouble over the ordeal. ANSWER! IRQ can fix the problem, Study the irq and make changes as you go. "what would it be like with no stop signs,,,that is the same as a irq. with the same knowldge this topic brings IRQ need to be clearly understood.
I can honestly say my system is error free and running like a dream.
xp 2500 barton 333
creative sound 5.1gamers.
512 mb kingston ram 400 mhz
boadband either onboard.
MSI 5700 128 mb ddr
Setting are:
163 fsb
mult of 11
ddr 333
video memory clock down to 450mhz
3d clock to 390mhz
The delta is a smooth running board also I want to mention to the person with crackling sounds, change the irq like I did, that fix the problem and the power is totaly too good to be true.

SOLVED sata trouble reinstalling winxp on k8n neo2

Hello everybody,
After roughly 1 year I decided it's time to reinstall windows.
I got a k8n neo2 (nforce3) and it runs a raid0 with several partitions. I thought of erasing c: and (hopefully) keeping the rest.
However using f6 during the windows setup and then the nforce3 sata raid driver disk (as provided by MSI) unfortunaltelly didn't work: the blue setup screen turns black - and remains so! Normally it should turn to a blue setup screen again and ask you whereto you want to install and so on. This is actually what happens when I skip pressing f6, but in this case (no wonder)no hard disk is found.
I reasoned this might be a version problem. I of course updated the bios (currently its 1.9) ant therefore the nvraid bios as well, I guess. And I think, the Nforce3 sata raid driver disk contains an driver too old.
Therefore I extracted the 5.10 nforce platform driver WinXP\IDE folder (as described several fold in this forum) - which is the driver I use under windows as well.
Using this disk gives me errors after the f6 procedure:
unexpected error (512) in txtsetup.oem ...
EDIT: using a slipstreamed XP and a new sata driver disk did it

HI! i'm the one wih the raid problem on a k8n neo2....
That's what a i Did.. i unpacked the exe and copy the files in a floppy... question is: if i do that, windows instaler askme for some files that aren't in the .exe, anway it reconices the raid and everithing goes fine until the first BOOT on windos... it shows a blue screen, butremoves it so fast that i cant read it or pause the system. But i know it's a raid problem because if i install it on a ide disk it works.
The nforce3 drivers are almost a year old, and i'm not sure if nforce4 is compatible...
I think the're compatible because if you enter in msi driver download page and select my model, they put the Nforce3 and nforce4 for win64 and my model is only nforce3. The thing is they havent released the nforce3 for WIN 64.... So.. It's normal that win asks me for some files that ain't in the .zip file (i extracted the files o course) and Which driver should i put the Nvidia one year old nforce3 or the new nforce4. (the nforce3 for 32 bits is rejected by windows) or... i have to wait the new nforce3?
thanks for helps

Trouble installing WinXP on a SATA drive on K9MM-V Mainboard

I am having some trouble trying to install WinXP on a K9MM-V. I have put a 250Gig SATA 300 drive set to 150 in channel 1 and an SATA DVD drive in channel 2. The BIOS appears to recognize both drives, but anytime I try to access the HD during the boot process I get this error:
Verifying DMI Pool Data ….
A disk read error occurred.
I set the CD as the first in the boot sequence and ran the WinXP installation and then installed the SATA PIDE drivers at the f6 prompt. When I chose the IDE emulation (non-raid) WinXP only recognized 135GB but then was able to format. When I rebooted, (having reset the BIOS boot order to HD first) the error appeared.
When I installed the RAID drivers, but let the SATA mode remain as IDE, Windows recognized the full disk, ran the format, but on reboot I had the same error.
I’m pretty sure that I have some BIOS configuration wrong, but I can’t seem to figure it out. Any advoce on things to look for would be appreciated.

Quote from: Bas on 23-January-08, 16:46:49
You need to use XP SP2 in order to install on BIG drives.
OK, I thought that I would install XP sp1 then update, but I guess you need to slipstream the patch in. On the other hand, that disk read error threw me. It looked like it happened before Windows tried to load.
Thanks.

655 Max FISR SATA & Video Card Troubles

Hi all
I put together my 655 Max FISR (non HT) based system 3 weeks ago and have had nothing but problems (this is the third PC I've built and it's the only one to have caused major problems). Initially the memory and video card were problematic, stopping me from installing Windows XP, but having read some of the other threads the poor old 655 seems to have lots of problems with various components.
My motherboard hated the Crucial Technology PC3200 512Mb memory (CT6464Z40B) I put in DIMM 1 and the MSI 5600U VTD-128 video card. Anyway suffice to say I solved the problems easily enough. I swapped the memory and the video card over with that in my MSI 645e Max U (the video card was a Connect 3D Radeon 7500 for info). The 645 runs beautifully with no problems whatsoever, unlike the 655!
I've now upgraded the Radeon 7500 to a Sapphire Radeon 9600XT which works really well. So if you are having problems with a card based on an nVidia chipset (which Win XP keeps saying has drivers that don't pass the compatability test) I'd try the ATI cards.
My main problem now is with the two Western Digital SATA drives I've got setup in a RAID 0 array.
Firstly I'm getting poor disk transfer rates (I used the SiSoftware Sandra utility to benchmark the file system, and got a really poor 23Mb/s). As an example Windows XP loads up in 1 minute 8 seconds from power on, unlike the 645 with a 80Gb Maxtor DiamondMax 9 which does it in 45 seconds - I was getting Windows up in 32 seconds after initial installation of XP!!! Now I know I've got PC2100 memory in this machine, but it seems to have got slower since I did a driver and Windows XP update (hope this isn't anything to do with the I've downloaded).
The second problem is a bit more serious, one of my Raptor drives keeps dropping off line when I run either the error checking or defragmentation tools in Windows. The computer shuts down and re-boots only to tell me there's been a problem (a drive has failed or disconnected) before asking for a boot floppy. Fortunately, if I delete then redefine the array I get the system up and running again, but it is annoying! Problem is, with the 655's reputation, I don't know whether I have a motherboard, cable or drive problem. A limited trouble shoot by swapping over the drives has ascertained which one the system alleges to keep failing, but I'm now stuck, short of trying new cables, or buying a SATA RAID controller and sticking it in the 645 to see if it is one of the drives that's at fault.
So any ideas on the drive situation?
Best regards

Apologies for being away for a while, been busy with work & sorting out a pair of bad Raptors drives! Thanks for the replies from Hellwolf_36 and simps.
I can now report that after I'd worked out that I'd got not one but two damaged 74Gb WD Raptor drive (one had a lot of bad sectors and the other would take over two hours instead of 20 minutes to format which is why I was getting that stop message) and I had replaced the memory with one stick of the Kingston KV400X64C25/512 DDR, my 655 is now working quite well. I haven't got round to checking if I've got the latest C-media driver installed though.
One thing I did do though was set up my Raptor drives as two independant arrays (C: & D:) rather than RAIDing them. This is because, I didn't want to stripe the drives just in case of another failure, plus I have more flexibility over storage space not mirroring the drives, unti lI can afford to by another hard drive or two. Anyway they're really fast in the first place.
For this motherboard I wouldn't bother with any other type of memory other than the KV400X64C25 as recommended on the MSI website, as it's quite fast and no hassle, (can't wait to get my second 512Mb so I can go back to dual channel!!) Only problem is that the price has gone up a little bit over the past couple of months.
So apart from this MoBo being particular about graphics cards and memory it's not too bad. My next challenges are too sort out the center/sub problem and network this baby.

I am having trouble getting my ipad to recognize the sat connection have turned off and back on it shows there but does not load safari

I am having trouble getting my ipad to communicate with sat connection I have tried turning off and on re installing the sat connection but still cannot get safari to load

Hello Brenda,
Thank you for the details of the issue you are experiencing with your iPad. It sounds like you're not able to access the Internet on your iPad. I found a couple of resources that will help.
If you are having trouble connecting to the Internet using Wi-Fi, I recommend the following article:
iOS: Troubleshooting Wi-Fi networks and connections
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1398
If you are not able to access the Internet when connected to a cellular network, I recommend the following article:
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K7N2G-ILSR (MS6570G) Promise RAID Driver trouble with 1TB SATA-II HDD XP SP2

Hi, I'm having trouble getting XP to recognise my new HDD.
I am using a MSI K7N2G-ILSR. I already have a 40GB IDE drive I use for the OS and apps, and an 80GB drive I use for storage. I recently bought a new 1TB Samsung SATA-II drive to increase the storage.
To begin with I simply plugged it in (port on the mobo marked SER1) and hoped XP would auto detect it. No such luck, so I used a USB to SATA convertor to connect the drive, format it, and check it worked properly. All OK, but still no result from windows when I go to the disk management settings.
So I got out the mobo manual and followed the instructions for installing the Promise 376 SATA RAID drivers. I setup the array in fastbuild (auto setup to a single stripe 1+0 array) and it shows the drive as present and functioning. I put in the XP CD and F6'd the SCSI drivers on as directed by various google searches. That went fine but there is still no detection in XP.
The drive came with jumper pins but no jumpers. I am slightly confused as I have read the jumpers can be used to force 150 speed from the drive, but also that SATA-II is 100% backwards compatible and doesn't need jumpers whether it's host is SATA or SATA-II.
I have read through various threads in this forum and have not been able to find a solution. The drive works fine, the RAID bios seems to work fine, but I can't achieve a detection by XP (with SP2).
Hope somebody can help me master this! If I've forgotten any details just ask.

Quote from: blardyblah on 08-November-08, 05:31:23
Cool, thanks. It wouldn't let me install the exe, was I supposed to change to extension to .inf? Anyway, it did let me install the Promise driver from the floppy, and that now shows properly in the device manager.
I will reboot and report back.
"Cool, thanks. It wouldn't let me install the exe, was I supposed to change to extension to .inf?"
No, just run it 1st. Its self extract archive which will expand the drivers to desired location.
"Anyway, it did let me install the Promise driver from the floppy, and that now shows properly in the device manager."
Yes, that's the same drivers.
"I will reboot and report back."
kk

Trouble booting from USB/Sata

I have a T430s, and put a different drive in it to run Linux. After connecting the previous drive to a SATA-USB connector, I tried booting from the external (Windows) disk, but am not getting anywhere. I moved that drive (recognized in the BIOS utility) to the top of the list, but when I start I get a message to "remove disk" and start again, as if it's trying to boot from a non-bootable CD.
Any ideas? I need to run native Windows periodically but hate having to keep swapping out the drives. This should work, right?
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Windows won't run through USB port by default. You'll need some fiddling to get it to work.
http://reboot.pro/topic/9196-tutorial-boot-windows-7-from-usb-hard-disk-by-karyonix/
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External SATA WD320 via USB 2 formating trouble

I just purchased a WesternDigital 320GB SATA hard drive (model number WD3200JD) from NewEgg, put it in a CompUSA USB 2.0 3.5" external SATA hard drive enclosure and connected it to a new 5 port USB 2.0 PCI host card in my dual 867 G4 running OS 10.4.5. When I turn the drive on the OS asks me if I would like to initialize, eject or ignore. After clicking initialize Disk Utility opens, the drive shows up in the list, I select it and choose to erase it. Then, beach ball. I have tried this many times, journaled unjournaled, OS9 drivers etc. I have even booted from the Tiger install disk and tried to format the drive and I still get the beach ball. I have tried connecting the drive to every port on the host card. I have repaired permissions and repaired my boot drive. I have opened the enclosure and reconnected the drive. I am at a loss. I have tried this with two SATA drives now, I thought I had a bad drive so I returned the first one and got a new one. So do I have a bad enclosure, USB host card, are there known issues with this configuration?
Thanks in advance,
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Hello Again! First click once on the drives icon and then choose a "get info" from the finder. This pane will tell you how the drive is formatted. To format it in disk utility click on the HD icon in the left pane of the disk utility window. There are two items concerning your drive in question. The first one is the hd itself and the other one is whatever you have named the disk. Click on the top one and then choose erase and then click on options and choose the zero option. This will take several hours to erase but when a disk's having problems it's usually wise to zero all the data that's on the disk (if any). Try that and post back with your progress. Tom

Trouble with sata disks

Hi.
I just bought myself a new raptor sata disk that i want to use for my operating system. I also have 2 old ide HD and 2 cd burners wich are connected by ide cables.
My problem is that i cant seem to get the new disk to work properly. I am able to see it if i do some changes in the bios but when i do this either my ide hd or cd burners disappear.?
I am not sure on how to fix this but i would really appreciate if someone could tell me step by step on how to get this to work properly.
I am especially interested in how to set up the bios correctly.
Thanks in advance
Yours Sincerly
Roy M.

Hi rrmagne
You need to connect the SATA drive to SER1 on your motherboard, the 2x PATA drives need to be connected to IDE0 and the burners need to be connected to IDE1. It also helps to backup your C drive with a utility such as Norton Ghost or Acronis True Image, so you can reinstall your OS straight to the new raptor, without losing everything.Configure the bios like this:
Native Mode
SATA Only
PATA Keep Enabled: Yes
PATA Channel Selection: Both
SATA as RAID: No(if any)
Hope this helps, any further questions , dont hesitate to PM (private message) me. As I have just done the same thing.

Trouble w/ SATA hard drive

ok
I bought WD360 which is SATA hard drive.
I connected to SER0.
I works ok, but the problem is that my computer runs it as U5.
I know it because my fast build utility says it's running as U5 mode.
Shouldn't it be U6 or SATA 1 or something?
U5 is Ultra DMA 5 which is 100 mb/s and I think my SATA drive should run a lot faster than U5.
Anybody has the same problem?
M/b : K7N2G-ILSR
CPU : XP1700+
Video : Radeon pro 128MB
Sound : S/b Audigy 2 platinum
Memory : DDR 3200 Samsung 512 MB(256x2 dual channel)
IDE : IDE 1 : deskstar 45GB / deskstar 80GB
IDE 2 : DVD-+RW / CD-RW
SER0 : Western digital raptor 36GB
Win XP w/ SP1

just ignore that as sata has bugger all to do with ultra dma any way
not evan that drives faster than 100mb's any way
its max is about 70

Sata and ide drive troubles

I tried searching on this, but didn't find what I was looking for. If my sata drive is plugged in on it's own, everything boots fine, but when I hook up my ide drive, windows won't boot. It goes through the Nvidia boot utility and tells me it can't find a boot disk. Even if I go through and manually select the sata drive as the boot drive, it still doesn't work. I've tried the ide drive on my primary channel with a cdrw on the secondary, and vice versa. I know it will work, because it worked previously. Had to format and reinstall and now it's a no go. I've tried the sata on channels 1 and 3 with nothing different

I must say I had similar problem. While swapping IDE cables back and forth among different hdrives, the computer would not boot, would not even recognize the WD or Maxtor hard drive in any master/slave configuration. In fact in the POST, it would see my SATA Hitachi, but would refuse to boot from it.
The solution was a new replacement IDE cable. I guess, after several dozens of swaps, if not careful, some of the tiny cable strands in the IDE cable will be damaged permanently as a result of pulling on them while trying to connect/disconnect them. The evidence of a damaged IDE cable is not apparent. This happened to the red MSI supplied cable that came with my mobo.
After struggling with this problem for a day, I did come up with the idea of just trying and replacing the cable, and voila - problem was solved, and puter booted up no problem.
Hope that helps.

Troubles with my Sat U300.

Hi there,
Problem I am experiencing is the following.
When boot up laptop, it goes to Toshiba splash screen and no further. Sometimes it will just boot up, go to Toshiba splash screen and then turns off. Then press power button again, Toshiba splash screen comes up and it just sits there. Will not boot up to Windows. There is a message in the bottom to press <F2> to go to setup. But when pressing <F2> it just sits there. A couple more power off/power on's and the laptop finally boots into windows.
I have done a full recovery to default settings of OS which is Vista Home edition. Still same behaviour.
Anyone have any ideas on what I need to fix this issue.
Thanks and I look forward to your reply.
...Bruce
Message Edited by TheCyberphotog on 04-06-2009 09:33 AM

You could try reseating the memory...
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How to migrate win 8.1 from sata hard disk to ssd

I brought an Intel SSD 730 480GB 5GBs Sata 3
I also brought a RAID CARD SYBA| SYPEX40039 bootable. attached the ssd to that.
I like to migrate the Windows volume to the SSD.
but I have trouble to get the boot manager on to the ssd. despite not using uefi on the original install on the 1Tb drive. I can't use ghost. if I use ghost form the other partition(vista) I can clone partition but the 1TB is too huge to
for disk to disk cloning to ssd 480GB
Can I start w 8.1 DVD to do a repair on the ssd to get the boot manager to there?

Hi fs - ab,
Since third party clone software frequently cause system corruption and it’s not fixable, we only recommend two ways for system installation on new hard disk: performing a clean install or using windows system image restore and both ways need reactivate
Windows 7. And for system image restore, you can only do a system image recovery to a HDD or SSD that is the same size or larger than the one(s) included in the system image when it was created. You will not be able to do a system image recovery to a smaller
HDD/SSD. If the HDDs/SSDs are larger, then you will have "unallocated" space afterwards that is left over from the difference that you can extend into.
In that case, we VERY recommend you to perform a clean install for new hard disk.
Note: If you decide to use windows system image to restore your computer, you need to create a windows recovery disk (drive) for entry to Windows repair environment.
About windows recovery disk:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-8/create-usb-recovery-drive
Regards

Trouble with Toshiba built-in webcam: "unable to enumerate USB device"

I am running archlinux on a Toshiba Satellite L70-B-12H laptop, and having troubles with the Webcam. *Once in a while*, everything goes well and I get
# lsusb
Bus 004 Device 002: ID 8087:8000 Intel Corp.
Bus 004 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
Bus 003 Device 004: ID 04f2:b448 Chicony Electronics Co., Ltd
Bus 003 Device 003: ID 8087:07dc Intel Corp.
Bus 003 Device 002: ID 8087:8008 Intel Corp.
Bus 003 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0003 Linux Foundation 3.0 root hub
Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
# dmesg
[ 3433.456115] usb 3-1.3: new high-speed USB device number 4 using ehci-pci
[ 3433.781119] media: Linux media interface: v0.10
[ 3433.809842] Linux video capture interface: v2.00
[ 3433.826889] uvcvideo: Found UVC 1.00 device TOSHIBA Web Camera - HD (04f2:b448)
[ 3433.835893] input: TOSHIBA Web Camera - HD as /devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:1a.0/usb3/3-1/3-1.3/3-1.3:1.0/input/input15
[ 3433.835976] usbcore: registered new interface driver uvcvideo
[ 3433.835977] USB Video Class driver (1.1.1)
Unfortunately, *most of the time* the camera seems invisible to my system, and I get
# lsusb
Bus 004 Device 002: ID 8087:8000 Intel Corp.
Bus 004 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
Bus 003 Device 003: ID 8087:07dc Intel Corp.
Bus 003 Device 002: ID 8087:8008 Intel Corp.
Bus 003 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0003 Linux Foundation 3.0 root hub
Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
(note the missing "04f2:b448 Chicony Electronics Co., Ltd" device), and
# dmesg
[ 480.104252] usb 3-1.3: new full-speed USB device number 4 using ehci-pci
[ 480.171097] usb 3-1.3: device descriptor read/64, error -32
[ 480.341235] usb 3-1.3: device descriptor read/64, error -32
[ 480.511375] usb 3-1.3: new full-speed USB device number 5 using ehci-pci
[ 480.578007] usb 3-1.3: device descriptor read/64, error -32
[ 480.748151] usb 3-1.3: device descriptor read/64, error -32
[ 480.918282] usb 3-1.3: new full-speed USB device number 6 using ehci-pci
[ 481.325196] usb 3-1.3: device not accepting address 6, error -32
[ 481.392091] usb 3-1.3: new full-speed USB device number 7 using ehci-pci
[ 481.798926] usb 3-1.3: device not accepting address 7, error -32
[ 481.799166] hub 3-1:1.0: unable to enumerate USB device on port 3
Searching on the web, most results I found lead to this page, where it is said that the problem is due to badly tuned overcurrent protection, and advocated that unplugging and switching off the computer for a little while gets things back into normal. This does not really work for me; the problem seems to occur more randomly, unfortunately with high probability (my camera is available after less than one boot out of ten).
I tried to ensure that the ehci-hcd module is loaded at boot with the ignore-oc option (with a file in /etc/module-load.d/), to no avail.
I also wrote a script which alternatively removes and reloads the ehci-pci driver until my device is found in lsusb. It is sometimes helpful, but usually not. And even when my device is found that way, it can only be used for a while before disappearing again.
Anyway, such a hack is unacceptable... So, my questions are:
is it indeed related to overcurrent protection ?
is there anything else I can try ?
should I file somewhere an other of the numerous bug reports about "unable to enumerate USB device" already existing ?
If of any importance, I am running linux 3.15.7, because at the time I installed my system, I couldn't get the hybrid graphic card Intel/AMD working under 3.16.
Last edited by $nake (2014-10-18 16:29:06)

uname -a
Linux libra 3.9.4-1-ARCH #1 SMP PREEMPT Sat May 25 16:14:55 CEST 2013 x86_64 GNU/Linux
pacman -Qi linux
Name : linux
Version : 3.9.4-1
Description : The linux kernel and modules
Architecture : x86_64
URL : http://www.kernel.org/
Licences : GPL2
Groups : base
Provides : kernel26=3.9.4
Depends On : coreutils linux-firmware kmod mkinitcpio>=0.7
Optional Deps : crda: to set the correct wireless channels of your country
Required By : nvidia
Optional For : None
Conflicts With : kernel26
Replaces : kernel26
Installed Size : 65562.00 KiB
Packager : Tobias Powalowski <[email protected]>
Build Date : Sat 25 May 2013 16:28:17 CEST
Install Date : Sun 02 Jun 2013 15:30:35 CEST
Install Reason : Explicitly installed
Install Script : Yes
Validated By : Signature

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