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Drag&Drop Robot / Thread errors under Win98SE
« on: August 16, 2009, 01:31 AM »
I downloaded Drag & Drop Robot because I wanted a way to easily batch process Par2 files. In fact, that's how I stumbled across it, by searching for a way to process multiple Par2 files (I don't visit here that often and don't remember all the programs offered).
Anyway, it said it still supports Win9x, so I downloaded and installed it. I used the following command line;
C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND\par2.exe v -q %a
If I have the shell window set to normal or minimized, it processes the first file and then just sits there. I have to close the DOS window manually, at which point, another immediately opens to process the second file, while D&DR pops up the message;
Thread Error: The specified path is invalid (161)
After that, it doesn't proceed any farther.
If I set the window to Redirected, the output of the first file goes into the output window as expected, and when it finishes, D&DR reports;
Thread Error: the handle is invalid (6)
It processes the second file and then stops.
At that point, it won't do anything else, except print confirmation messages when you click the Interrupt button. You can't start the queue again. If I close and re-run the program it works again, but the exact same thing happens.
I'm using the official Par2 Command Line EXE.
Am I doing something wrong?
Anyway, it said it still supports Win9x, so I downloaded and installed it. I used the following command line;
C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND\par2.exe v -q %a
If I have the shell window set to normal or minimized, it processes the first file and then just sits there. I have to close the DOS window manually, at which point, another immediately opens to process the second file, while D&DR pops up the message;
Thread Error: The specified path is invalid (161)
After that, it doesn't proceed any farther.
If I set the window to Redirected, the output of the first file goes into the output window as expected, and when it finishes, D&DR reports;
Thread Error: the handle is invalid (6)
It processes the second file and then stops.
At that point, it won't do anything else, except print confirmation messages when you click the Interrupt button. You can't start the queue again. If I close and re-run the program it works again, but the exact same thing happens.
I'm using the official Par2 Command Line EXE.
Am I doing something wrong?