1 Reply by hunter6756

(10 replies, posted in Using SVP)

Chainik wrote:

Really? smile
I wonder what exactly is "blocked by government"?

You could Wiki "Great Firewall". Simply speaking it's a firewall to prevent us to see things which gov thinks illegal, it influenced all over China network and it's absolute law. Although I don't know which part of SVP is "illegal"...
I'm using VPN now otherwise I can't even reply you like this...

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2 Reply by hunter6756

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Chainik wrote:

it has nothing in common with whether it's running as admin or not
it means some packages was not loaded from the server for some reason

I tried a lot of VPN servers base in different countries

why? have you tried w/o "vpn servers in different countries"? o_O

Well... I'm in China where cannot link svp server directly due to it's blocked by government....

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3 Reply by hunter6756

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Chainik wrote:

I think it just failed to connect to one of the repositories o_O
Just try to run it again.

I tried a lot of VPN servers base in different countries, it comes the same error.

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4 Reply by hunter6756

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gy6221 wrote:

I have the same problem, with win10 x64 too.
Retried 10+ times and get the same error. The only different is "XXXXXX" of "remoterepo-XXXXXX" in the path.

Update: Problem solved by run the setup program as Administrator

I tried run with Admin, still didn't work

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5 Topic by hunter6756

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Just like attached screenshot.
I'm using Win10 X64, please help.

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