Satan

Chunk management was altered in SDC 2.06, however, BM is currently optimizing it, so it will get better.

You cant, B4 no longer works.

It's not a bug because it was removed ON PURPOSE. Bug means something that happens but it wasn't intended to. This is SUPPOSED TO happen.

cFos is the king of packages, it lets you manage how the packets are managed on your connection so when your downloading flat out on DC it dont put everything else to a crawl.

I thought it was merged with a SDC Beta?

Yes.

Ok, cool, well it's stable with me, 10 hubs, anything between 5-40 sim downloads. No crashs yet :)

Could you connect ok in B4?

Seems fair enough, B5 runs fine, so I dont see why anyone should have a problem using it, if they do, we're here to help :thumbsup:

Time is of limitation, we can't just implement every feature that is asked for, that = bloat.

OK, I was just worried, it didn't seem that there was any diff between the pub beta and the alpha one.

I do, Vista's UAC is a COMPLETE and UTTER pile of BOLLOCKS! Turn that shizzat off!! It's the most stupid feature ever and provides NO security WHATSOEVER!

This is part of StrongDC 2.1 which AP is merged with. SO it's not a bug, it's a feature.

AFAIK if the hub software supports ADC it will automatically work.

However, if you IP changes while your on DC it will not work.

Well it contains a bug, which is bad for DC apparently, so it's been disabled. Anyways, why worry about what speed people are getting off you? Also, use cFos and it will always give correct speeds.

Because it's tidier?

People read the stuff in DC??? :thumbsup:

Check your connection settings are the same.

OMG Greg, sweet man, I never knew such a thing existing: DOWNLOADS!! :thumbsup:

It worked for me when I tried it, apache error. Give it time, it will work :thumbsup:

I think NOD32 is too strict, so strict in fact, that I had to reconfig DC to work with it. :thumbsup:

DOWN WITH THE FRENCH!!! lol, jkjkjk.

Sweet, I was forced to upgrade last night because apparently 360 contains a major security flaw, care to enlighten us?

Yes, manually input you IP into the WAN/IP box and change it everytime it changes.