DD_Arthur

I'm interested to see if we can lever any of the donations made to ATAG - part of a commercial organisation - to help fund the running of our server. However, I'm now even more interested in the idea of using any funds that can be raised from our CLoD server being put into the potential running of our own DCS server.

Sorry Jabo. This comes across as a bit shirty? It's not meant to but I would like to stimulate some sort of discussion. Do we have any idea if we've received any donations from users of the CLoD server?

Well that is interesting. I note that late last year TFS bought the ATAG website. They still call for constant donations on the ATAG website as apparently the ATAG server costs $250 per month to run. Since our server is "a HUGE asset to the community" do you think next time you're talking to one of the TF devs you could mention that perhaps we'd like a slice of the action to keep our server running? Just a thought........

thirty-three right now

Watch this carefully.....

Sorted. After visiting the DCS forums I now realise I should have de-activated my modules first. However, what DCS provided worked and we're in business again and oh er!!! Upgraded pc - not even overclocked yet - and DCS is running appreciably better than before. I might have to buy the Harrier now

My next SSD will be a Samsung. That would seem the easiest path.....

Hey! I just pressed a button on my pc case and all the LED's have gone green!!! I pressed it again and they went blue!!! Yes. I'm easily pleased........

I'll bare that in mind FT. However, I was going to go the lazy dunce route and simply copy the complete contents of my old HD onto a new, empty SSD, rename in C drive and then pull out the old HD. Would this be unwise?

Before I search the DCS forums - which I find confusing at the best of times - I thought I'd ask of anyone's experiences here. I've just moved my Eagle Dynamics folder from my old spinning HD to a new SSD. It all went quite smoothly and the game starts but detects significant hardware changes so asks me to revalidate the authorisation codes for the following modules; P51D, Flaming Cliffs 3 and the F86. I go through what is being asked and revalidate via the internet as requested and it all seems to work. However when I fire up the game I can launch missions ok but am unable to get into any cockpits. The only cockpit I can enter is the SU25, which is a freebie with DCS world. This suggests that the validation process has failed. Any ideas?

OK, took the cooler block off and cleaned it all up and re-applied some old thermal paste I had that wasn't made in China and hey presto! Had it running a stress test in turbo mode for a couple of hours and nothing exceeded 70' and all six cores were within 2' of each other too so I'm happy with that. Fitted my new SSD and got it recognised by Windows as E drive. The plan is to fit a second SSD in the very near future and transfer the contents of my fairly full spinning HD onto that and it'll become the C drive. Also moved DCS onto the SSD where it does indeed load up faster and.....thats where some awkwardness started. Now of to post in our DCS forum.

You're right. Does this help? This is from one of your tracks. Mix meister Sid at the controls......

But.....you just might find, you get what you need? Do you see wot I did there

This is the best thing the 'stones ever did, isn't it?

Oh yeah; I'd like to report Sid, Painless and Fen. for bunking off school today so they could play BoX. Very naughty boys