If the file was in this directory on C:
If you've extracted the files to C: and are not looking at a zip file which looks like a folder, the \src folder should be inside the \control folder, which is inside the \TSDZ2-Smart-EBike-1-20.1C folder on C:
Same here, tiring stuff... and I still have oodles to do tonight so I'll be up for ages. When extracted, you should see subfolders like this, but in Windows 10 stylee. Or it won't work.
Right, I have found all of these extracted files & yes they were in the unzipped file, smart tsdz2 -1-20.1C2 folder
You will crack this walnut! It's best to be relaxed about this sort of stuff, the firmware isn't going anywhere and it isn't going to go off/past it's sell by date.
It's a tree structure where the computer is the trunk, the drives are the branches, and then there are oodles and oodles of twigs upon twigs... and eventually you get to the leaves, which are files.
I rang to arrange picking up the CF and the seller didn't want it picked up from his house, it sounded like he made up a story about moving to Leeds and the house being in chaos... also said he doesn't live in Leamington Spa anymore - why couldn't he have just said "I don't want to give my address out to some buyer from ebay!", because I would have. Hope it isn't a stolen CF! Meeting at a train station for the exchange in a couple of days. I'll using it for a trailer AirBnB holiday, and moving loads which call for a flat bed... but for the pumpkins, only the Homcom is practical because I won't need to use a big box strong enough to hold them. They can't be transported on top of each other. Any strong box I could purchase or make for the CF, would be heavier than the Homcom side bars, and not strong enough to withstand the momentum of these mega dense and heavy pumpkins.
That'll be interesting, learning what they get up to. It's nice to see more grass verges being left wild for the bees locally. But I do wish they wouldn't mow sections around the tufts left to grow wild - I expect to see hedgehog body parts.
I'm no saint, believe me! While showing a friend how to list and sell something on ebay, she was terrified and it turned out she didn't understand double-clicks, something we take for granted and do without thinking about. So I showed her how to adjust the double-click speed so that it suited her. She also took a free "Computer Driving Course" at the local library, which helped. It all took almost a year, but we got there in the end and she's now selling costume jewellery on ebay, for which I didn't think there was much of a demand, but apparently there is. Or maybe she's selling fake jewellery posing as real, I don't know.
JRE needs double clicking to install.
Before double clicking this file:
STM8 is for Linux or MAC, it does the jame job that STVP does on Windows.
github.com
www.computerhope.com
If the installer is located on C: - it needs double clicking to start the installation program. If it doesn't start to install when you double click the installer, post up the filename and details of where it is exactly, ie on C:\ , or in what sub folder.
It can be checked or unchecked - once installed, the JAVA Runtime Environment will work anyway... but for ease of finding JAVA components at some later stage (totally unnecessary for updating the firmware), leave it unchecked.It is installed on > This PC > Local Disk (C
When I 2x click it takes an gae to open, in the bottom left corner there is a change destination folder unchecked. One assumes this is left unchecked.
