Stuck on Installation under WinXP SP1

[Former Member]

I get this error and cant continue installation:

FSL-02010 Unable to set time for file C:WINDOWSSystem32driversetcservices.1

Someone know what is it?

Is there any work arrownd?

Thanks,

Martín.

[former_member239757]

Hi Martín Alaimo:

I meet the same error too when I install sapinst is windows 2000 server.

FSL-02010 Unable to set time for file c:/SAPinst ORACLE SAPINST/CONTROL.DTD

The error still occur afterI reinstall the os.I want to know whether your issue is resovled.If yes Can you tell me what to do?

Thank you!

JADEL

[daniel_davinci]

For those that do not have the luxury or re-building OS,

I think the solution would have been to take ownership of the file system with the account you are doing the install with. I believe that would solve the problem as I have had similar problem and taking ownership of the file system was the solution for me.

[Former Member]

The problem here was that they were installing as the Administrator, strange problems I think.

[Former Member]

Solved, guess... just reinstalled XP.

[Former Member]

ouch rough solution!

[Former Member]

Hi Martin,

next time before you ask a question here, buy a new PC and start from scratch lol. Anyway, your problem is solved, nothing else matters.

Regards

Stefan

[Former Member]

THat's the MS way right?

[Former Member]

Hi Craig,

definitely, and the PC gets certified on each startup and if you have changed a battery, you have to reinstall everything again

[Former Member]

is there any way of setting a file time manually? to test if the user have sufficient rights.

[Former Member]

I'm not sure, I've never tried it.

Windows?? Hmmmm if the user can edit the file then they should be able to set a time - logic right?

[Former Member]

Hi Martin,

setting a time stamp is basically nothing different (at least under Windows) than changing the content of the file and saving it (which does reset the modification timestamp). So i suggest to try to open the file you mentioned with the corresponding user, change it and try to save.

Hope that helps.

Regards

Stefan

PS: This stays true even if Graig was 1 minute quicker than me

[Former Member]

me quicker?? LOL

[Former Member]

Sorry, i forgot to answer first question, I'm installing SAPinst_SP_WAS640.exe

[Former Member]

Based on the fact that it can't set time of a file it looks like rights or a file problem but I've no solid expierence with the 640 install.

Sorry.

[Former Member]

It's an XP fresh install, I logued in with the administrator account windows XP creates by default.

Do you think it's a user rights problem?

[Former Member]

What are you installing?

Do you have full administrator rights on the server during the install?