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dont know with what program to do video on Windows (i know Fraps only for games) but i will try to help you.

 

at host go and add to mine + your lines by the server should work fine. if its Interlude (its not for Kamael) ;P

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[glow=red,2,300]On the beginig i want thx a lot everybody for respond for my post.[/glow]

I'm affraid i doing everything ok, but walker still don't working.

Nope. In my "system" folder i have only two files with icons Lineage:

(1) = l2.exe (254059 bytes)

(2) = BFDR.exe (164352 bytes)

 

And of course i don't even try chanage BFDR.exe to name l2.exe, when l2.exe still exist. All what i do is:

1. Changing l2.exe to 1234.exe

2. BFDR.exe to l2.exe

3. and finaly 1234.exe to BFDR.exe

after that all i still have l2walker massage:"L2.exe file size error"

 

Myabe admins on my server hide somehow file lineage2.exe and make fake: BFDR.exe, or something.

That will be wery usefull, when you write me how much bytes have files l2.exe and lineage2.exe on your "system" folder

 

link to my server: http://www.bfdr.eu/

link to newest patch: http://www.sendspace.com/file/nqisvb (bfdrpatch506.exe)

 

excuse my english

Reckina

 

 

it seems to be b/c you patched the server and it runs from a "Auto-Uptader" isn't it ?

w/e try to put only l2.exe

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