Probably not what you are looking for, but have you tried LFS Record?
http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=72001
http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=72001
Your post hardly makes sense.
I assume that you want to download Z28 to give it a go? If that's the case, then...
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If you are asking about something else altogether disregard this post!
I dont know if this is advisable or if it would work, but you could try the following... First of all back up the cfg.txt file (just in case).
In LFS' cfg.txt find the following line
The 1 and 0 might have different numericals.
Change the 1440 to 1920 and 900 to 1080 and save the file. Run LFS.exe and if it works you should be able to access options>screen page...
I gave it a go and it worked for me; as in changed LFS's screen-size from the config file...
Hope that helped.
In LFS' cfg.txt find the following line
Screen Info 1 0 1440 900The 1 and 0 might have different numericals.
Change the 1440 to 1920 and 900 to 1080 and save the file. Run LFS.exe and if it works you should be able to access options>screen page...
I gave it a go and it worked for me; as in changed LFS's screen-size from the config file...
Hope that helped.
Kingston Upon Thames riverside in winter...
Exmoor National Park (North Devon) just last week. The scenery and the roads :lovies:
Hi, by any chance do you have more than two installations of LFS on your computer? For example, if you have two - you might be saving your setups in one and running the lfs.exe of the other; explaining why the setup(s) does not appear in the garage... Its been known to happen.
If you have named the set(s) correctly and saved them in LFS/data/setups, the only other thing I can think of is you have either viewing the garage of another car or haven't scrolled down the list of setups to see the one you just saved - but that does not seem too likely.
If you have named the set(s) correctly and saved them in LFS/data/setups, the only other thing I can think of is you have either viewing the garage of another car or haven't scrolled down the list of setups to see the one you just saved - but that does not seem too likely.
It is certainly not myths and legends. The following is taken out of context, but I believe it applies to all cases related to any discussion related to vob mod(ding) as seen over the last few years.
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Since you've used port-forwarding and CAN connect, it might be that your internet-connection might not be good enough. 
If possible, run tests from both www.speedtest.net and www.pingtest.net and post the results here. Might be able to see if this is mainly down to internet connectivity issues... When you get the pingtest results - have a look here: http://www.pingtest.net/learn.php
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I'm not sure what's causing the error - but if you give more details and the post results from above two sites, maybe someone would be able to tell you how to sort it out.
If possible, run tests from both www.speedtest.net and www.pingtest.net and post the results here. Might be able to see if this is mainly down to internet connectivity issues... When you get the pingtest results - have a look here: http://www.pingtest.net/learn.php
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I'm not sure what's causing the error - but if you give more details and the post results from above two sites, maybe someone would be able to tell you how to sort it out.
But that is sort of the thing that we could expect in the near future.
Even now, in the UK, there are loads of regulations where all newly built houses should have a certain percentage of recycled material. And these are becoming ever so stringent. Not only regarding the approval of the finished house itself, but the whole construction process; clearing the land, building, water and waste management during construction etc. are all need to be efficent.
There is no way one could justify tearing down fully functional (albiet comparatively inefficient) buildings and make energy efficient houses and say you are going to make a saving. Imagine all the energy input to acutually make a new buliding + new fittings/furniture/appliances etc.
I just indicate and fly right past him.
Newly built houses are being forced to be extremely "green". Not only in the sense by adding extra insulation for roofs/walls and double-glazed windows, but a myraid of other stuff.
New houses built after 2016 need to be zero carbon (I know!) according to the UK Government. The houses are expected to produce their own power - geo-thermal heat pumps, PV panels, biomass CHPs etc. I agree, that's pretty over the top. But then again 2016 isn't that far away - and there are loads of trials on zero carbon houses.
These houses will be purpose-built for saving energy. Right from the roof to the foundations. Glass walls/partitions will be used to provide natural light, and not depend on electricity (at least during day-time). Likely to be close to air-tight; using mechanical ventillation and heat recovery (MVHR) systems will save further losses. All the electrical-stuff need to be highly efficient.
Old houses/flats can be renovated to some degree, but would not be practical due to costs.
Not all of us would be able to afford purpose-built energy efficient houses in the near future. So tearing down all the blocks and moving the people into "green" houses ain't gonna work...
Those flats and many many other houses will be around for ages. So you just need to find the right balance between the energy savings (in the long run) compared to the renovations that you are planning to do to save energy.
New houses built after 2016 need to be zero carbon (I know!) according to the UK Government. The houses are expected to produce their own power - geo-thermal heat pumps, PV panels, biomass CHPs etc. I agree, that's pretty over the top. But then again 2016 isn't that far away - and there are loads of trials on zero carbon houses.
These houses will be purpose-built for saving energy. Right from the roof to the foundations. Glass walls/partitions will be used to provide natural light, and not depend on electricity (at least during day-time). Likely to be close to air-tight; using mechanical ventillation and heat recovery (MVHR) systems will save further losses. All the electrical-stuff need to be highly efficient.
Old houses/flats can be renovated to some degree, but would not be practical due to costs.
Not all of us would be able to afford purpose-built energy efficient houses in the near future. So tearing down all the blocks and moving the people into "green" houses ain't gonna work...
Those flats and many many other houses will be around for ages. So you just need to find the right balance between the energy savings (in the long run) compared to the renovations that you are planning to do to save energy.
You could get in touch with MadCatX, he might be able to provide a solution.
In the meantime, she could use the combined throttle/brake axes option and get used to it. You can alter the throttle/brake centre reduction value until it feels ok. I gave it a go; its quite awkward tbh. But better than using two buttons on the wheel for throttle/brake, IMO.
Throttle/brake can only be used as either both buttons or both axes (or combined axes). LFS won't let you use an axis for one and a button for another (at least I cant think of a way); which I'm sure Xtraction found out before he made the thread!
In the meantime, she could use the combined throttle/brake axes option and get used to it. You can alter the throttle/brake centre reduction value until it feels ok. I gave it a go; its quite awkward tbh. But better than using two buttons on the wheel for throttle/brake, IMO.
Throttle/brake can only be used as either both buttons or both axes (or combined axes). LFS won't let you use an axis for one and a button for another (at least I cant think of a way); which I'm sure Xtraction found out before he made the thread!
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