That is a perfect answer... Very definitive. I appreciate all the discussion and apologize for the confusion.
I'll try to answer a bunch of noob questions to make it up to ya.
boing!
edit: oh and your script does give an error if you are a stupid user that clears cache twice in a row - however writing software that can survive stupid users is the biggest challenge in writing software.
boing Xbox-HQ Enthusiast
Joined: Jun 12, 2005 Posts: 46
Posted: Fri Jul 29, 2005 8:28 pm Post subject:
End of Story:
Ok here's the script that works without any possibility of user error (well, once it's installed correctly that is). Put the attached zip file (which contains an empty directory called CACHE) in your E:/ (that's the root dir of E drive).
<List Text="Clean Cache" Sort="Off" Batch="True">
<item action="messagebox" arg1="Clean Cache">This will clear your cache. This can help if many games don't start or hang.</item>
<Item Action="delete" Arg1="e:\cache"></Item>
<Item Action="Unzip" Arg1="E:\CACHE.zip" Arg2="E:\"></Item>
<Item Action="Format" Arg1="X" ></Item>
<Item Action="Format" Arg1="Y" ></Item>
<Item Action="Format" Arg1="Z" ></Item>
<item action="messagebox" arg1="Done">Cache is cleaned.</item>
</List>
CACHE.zip
Description:
a zip file containing only an empty directory called CACHE
:) - I guess people without networks are much better off with your approach since it can all be done from within the file explorer. Of course people without networks are likely to be having someone with a network (at least a computer with a nic and a crossover) that are helping them get things set up.
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Very definitive. I appreciate all the discussion and apologize for the confusion.
