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On Thu, 31 Oct 2002 16:21:29 +0100, "Trond Kvarenes" <trond at logit-systems.com> wrote: >Hello. >We are using pserver and repository on the D:\ drive. >First we were not using repository prefix. On my computer everything worked >fine, but on all computers with the CD-rom on the D-drive they were getting >messages about .perm and .owner. When they committed their changes, cvs >added all code twise. When they put in a data CD in the cd rom drive >everything worked fine. I got a tip about using repository prefix to >overcome the problem, but this only removed the error messages. The problem >whith commiting changes remains. And now it doesn't even help putting a CD >in the drive. >Is there really no other way out of this than to not use prefix and have a >data CD in the cd rom at all times? >(This is more of a win2000 question, but still...) >Does anyone know if it is possible to change the CD-rom drive letter? If we >could do that, it would work i guess. > It shouldn't be doing anything like that - on my machine the repository is on f: which doesn't even exist, and there are no errors. What version of cvsnt are you using? Tony