Harold Gimenez wrote:
> Hi developers,
>
> I have recently installed Subversion on one
> of our corporate servers and intend
> to use TortoiseSVN as the client for all of our users.
>
> TortoiseSVN installed successfully and
> the installer requested a reboot.
>
> Most of the company computers, including this one,
> have PGP Corp's full disk encryption.
>
> Hell broke loose after this. The machine will not boot.
> I don't know if it is a broken MBR, broken windows
> system files (seeing that TortoiseSVN is a windows
> shell extension), or other problem I may not be aware of.
"Will not boot" is a little vague... what does it do?
Regardless, you should realize that being a shell extension
is really just a .dll file that explorer loads. Nothing
all that special. And explorer doesn't start until a
user logs on-- so there is pretty much 0 chance that
TortoiseSVN is making you system unbootable.
In fact, I would be surprised if you could duplicate
it. I have to suspect something went wrong with
the full disk encryption process and corrupted the
volume, coincidental to installing TSVN.
If you can reproduce it, I'd contact the PGP
folk...
Thanks,
Joseph
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Received on Wed Nov 29 14:52:48 2006