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Hi Arthur, Sorry about that, I must have missed that in the FAQ. I've copied the text of the file in below: >> Please see attached file >No files make it through to the list - please cc me or embed in the >message. ******* status config/xxxxxxx/sysALib.s cvs server: Couldn't open default trigger library: No such file or directory =================================================================== File: sysALib.s Status: Locally Modified Working revision: 1.17 Repository revision: 1.17 \xxxx/xxxxxx/xxxxxxx/target/config/xxxxxxx/sysALib.s,v Expansion option: kv Commit Identifier: 10f8452f5c490000 Sticky Tag: (none) Sticky Date: (none) Sticky Options: kv Merge From: (none) Command Finished. *************** >> I'll try a reboot when I get the chance >Did the install say a reboot is required? From memory that step is NOT >optional. It's a windows thing, and there was a discussion on the list >about "why" some time ago - but I've forgotten everything except the >"not optional" bit. Whether that is related to your problem or not I've >no idea. I can't honestly remember if it did. The upgrade was actioned the week before Christmas. We're rapidly heading toward the conclusion that the best plan of action is a complete uninstall, reinstall, and test approach. (with associated reboots). We had a test environment which worked fine and one of the developers has set-up exactly the same system at home that also works fine. I'm inclined to think that something has screw-up during the install. >You can also try a trace, ie: >cvs -ttt ci -m "test" fred.txt I'll get one of our guys to test that. Cheers, Richard