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On 12/7/01 5:23 PM, "Jim Strickland" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My question is: I moved the finished Fire from the build directory to my
> applications directory. It works, but every time it starts it issues
> the following complaint:
> "Oops! There was an error trying to move the application support files"
>
> I figure this is probably a permissions problem from moving fire into my
> system apps
> directory, and I could probably figure it out, but I also imagine
> someone here already knows the answer. Anyone? :)
When Fire 0.29.a starts up, it moves ~/Library/Fire to ~/Library/Application
Support/Fire (where it should be). When you launch Fire 0.28.b, it checks
to make sure that ~/Library/Fire/Sessions exists (and will create it if it
does not). The next time you launch 0.29.a, it sees ~/Library/Fire and
tries to move it to ~/Library/Application Support/Fire again, only it can't
because it's already there. That's the error message you're getting. Once
you run 0.29.a, you can't go back to 0.28.b without moving this folder back
by hand. Switching between the two versions can be done, but you'll have to
keep track of where that Fire folder is.
Colter
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