Unable to start Timeshifting, Unknow Error Occur - Page 4

Unauthorized · 2008-04-24, 20:27

I know the wiki and already understood your first (and only) statement. But unsupported OS or not - something is wrong with RC1 and THAT is just reality - accept it or ignore it!

infinityloop · 2008-04-28, 07:29

i close this thread now, because its going from technical to personal.

as we clearly state in the wiki, we do not support certain OperatingSystems, simply because Microsoft does not support them in the way we would need it.

means that the do not release required patches.

if it works, good then you are lucky.
if not, than we can not change that.

2008-04-28, 07:29	#32 (permalink)
infinityloop Project Coordinator Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: 127.0.0.1 Age: 28 Posts: 5,943 Thanks: 151 Thanked 112 Times in 78 Posts Country: My System	i close this thread now, because its going from technical to personal. as we clearly state in the wiki, we do not support certain OperatingSystems, simply because Microsoft does not support them in the way we would need it. means that the do not release required patches. if it works, good then you are lucky. if not, than we can not change that. __________________ regards chris MediaPortal Project Coordinator Test Team Leader Do not start to moan if something is not working as you want it to be. Remember that MediaPortal is Open Source. YOU can improve it!

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2008-04-24, 20:27	#31 (permalink)
Unauthorized Portal Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 26 Thanks: 2 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	I know the wiki and already understood your first (and only) statement. But unsupported OS or not - something is wrong with RC1 and THAT is just reality - accept it or ignore it!