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On Sat Jul 8 21:53 , 'Mark Clements' <nntp@kennel17.co.uk> sent:
>"Sven Brueggemann" SBrueggemann@gmx.net> wrote in
>message news:7Qif0cHM1gB0PdBwGgnH5kexw2OewHHhtNtuLXSGT8J@akmail...
>> Mark Clements wrote:
>> > "Jody Shumaker" jody.shumaker@gmail.com>
>wrote
>> >
>news:2af436490607081047x2f3cee65l921ae7228b6bf688-JsoAwUIsXouq+1Nelnf3ueG/Ez
>6ZCGd0@public.gmane.org
>> >> > I am not prepared to upgrade to SP3 for this, so is there any way
>> >> > of installing Tortoise on my system?
>> >> What do you have against Windows 2000 sp3? it's over 4 years old.
>> > Nothing, but I can't risk the possibility of the upgrade going
>> > wrong
>>
>> Don't you make backups? Presuming your hardware is also over
>> four years old...
>>
>> Good luck
>>
>> Sven
>
>Of course :) However I can't afford the downtime. If there is no way of
>running Tortoise, I will use RapidSVN instead. It just seems a shame if it
>is let down by the installer rather than any actual program requirements. :(
>
>I'll wait a bit and see if anyone else has anything to add though...
You can use TortoiseSVN 1.1.7 which is preserved as the last version that would
run on Win98 and NT4. If you look at the compatibility matrix (hmmm, maybe that's
disappeared from our website now) you can use 1.x.x client with 1.x.x server.
1.2.x should be OK too, but I don't know if you can find that anywhere.
Simon
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Received on Sun Jul 9 08:06:44 2006