Okay I've been searching the forums, however, I cannot seem to find any information about the question that I am about to ask. I'm running Windows Vista x64 with the latest non-Vuze version of Azureus. The problem which I am experiencing is simply that I cannot get the Shu mod to take Azureus, however, is capable of uploading normally. Anyone else experiencing this problem? I run the latest version of java as well.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, thx.
- echonomix
Vista x64 + Shu mod
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Re: Vista x64 + Shu mod
No experience with x64....
Have you tried any of this?
http://azureuswiki.com/index.php/64_bit_Windows
Have you tried any of this?
http://azureuswiki.com/index.php/64_bit_Windows
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Re: Vista x64 + Shu mod
I think it works alright now. However, - this may be a newbie "question" - I get some infinity signs in for instance "Fake share ratio" column (I hope that's the name; I am using another lang. in Azureus) and "Max upload speed per torrent" column. I am wondering what these signs mean? Does it mean that nothing is being uploaded? (I cannot see my ratio) It is uploading, however, as I see the difference in the "fake upload speed" column. The torrent is a torrent which I added to Azureus after a reinstallation of Windows Vista.
PS I apologize for my first post - what a mess; I cannot even understand what I am trying to explain in that one myself.
So the bottomline is: what does those inifinity signs / symbols mean in the columns which I mentioned above?
Thx.
PS I apologize for my first post - what a mess; I cannot even understand what I am trying to explain in that one myself.
So the bottomline is: what does those inifinity signs / symbols mean in the columns which I mentioned above?
Thx.
Re: Vista x64 + Shu mod
I have a great trick to get it worked on vista, just found it,
Install vuze
Start vuze
shutdown vuze
replace azureus2.jar with the shu azureus2.jar
start vuze
Now you have vuze with shu!
Sam
Install vuze
Start vuze
shutdown vuze
replace azureus2.jar with the shu azureus2.jar
start vuze
Now you have vuze with shu!
Sam