In my PC i've two hard disk.
In one XP SP3 and in the other Win7.

I want USE the same LFS in my PC.

But if i launch LFS.exe from Win7 he ask me to unlock. OK, i unlock it.

When i return on XP SP3 ... i need unlock another time !

Where is the problem ?

Hi,

although their is no real solution given: I think it's the same problem mentioned here:
http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=61930

Bye, smurfer

Quote from michele0676 :

In my PC i've two hard disk.
In one XP SP3 and in the other Win7.

I want USE the same LFS in my PC.

But if i launch LFS.exe from Win7 he ask me to unlock. OK, i unlock it.

When i return on XP SP3 ... i need unlock another time !

Where is the problem ?

im guessing u got a LFS install on each of your hard-drives therefore the game thinks your on a different pc since u got 2 different OS. i recommend personally to stick to ONE OS then u can install all kindsa crap on both HDD's and u don't gotta unlock again. but if you want to continue switching OS then i cant help u.

EDIT:: Damn ninjad by smurfer!

Create .bat launcher that will swap .xyz files in data\misc.

Quote from Shadowww :

Create .bat launcher that will swap .xyz files in data\misc.

Another and mojor details about this ?

I have windows XP-64 and Windows 7 Ultimate 64 on separate partitions and encountered the problem until I copied the unlocked LFS to a separate partition that both OS have free access to.

Now I can play the same install on both OS, which I don't really do because I really needed it for Windows 7, but since I wasn't sure how well it would run that's why I had it on XP-64 first.

Quote from michele0676 :

Another and mojor details about this ?

1st: unlock LFS under XP
Go to data\misc folder
rename f1.xyz to f1.xp, f2.xyz to f2.xp, f3.xyz to f3.xp
2nd: unlock LFS under 7
Go to data\misc folder
rename f1.xyz to f1.7, f2.xyz to f2.7, f3.xyz to f3.7
3rd:Use this batch script to launch LFS from XP (put into LFS folder as xp.bat)

4th:Use this batch script to launch LFS from 7 (put into LFS folder as 7.bat)

does this work also if you run your lfs from xp then go to the same disk and run it from ubuntu.

I have tried it a while ago and know each os requires it to be unlocked and every time you switch os it re-locks. i.e unlock ubuntu then go xp and unlock then go back ubuntu and have to unlock.

Yes it will work with ubuntu, just replace win32 commands with bash commands (e.g. backslashes with proper slashes, copy with cp, remove @echo off etc).