Posted 30 December 2012 - 09:14 AM
Hello, ever been on a where you made a password program for a house then someone comes up, places a disk drive, and overrides your program via disk. Well, now theres a way to stop that! Boot-Order is a small program that replaces a few files inside the computercraft mod (shell, startup) and adds one of its very own. With boot-order you can set the boot order for one-computer instead of all.
How to use:
1) Once installed (See readme inside package) type "Boot-Order -help" into the console to see a list of commands
2) Type "Boot-Order -disk" to allow booting from a disk if a startup file is present
3) Type "Boot-Order -root" to not allow booting from a disk even if a startup file is present on the disk
Additional Info:
Boot-Order has to be re-released for every new version of ComputerCraft, so if you install for example, Boot-Order 1.48 onto ComputerCraft 1.47, i'm not responsable for what happens. Boot-Order is compatible with every single program in the history of ComputerCraft as it isn't very intrusive. It just creates a folder called ".Data" for setting storage (any folder with a "." in front of it is a hidden folder). So unless a program uses a folder called ".Data" at the root of the computer then it's compatible. If for some reason you find a program that does, then I will change the folder name to something way to long to match any file a program uses (Just let me know if you find a program that does). By default Boot-Order allows booting from a disk.
Boot-Order should have no errors once o' ever. If you delete the ".Data" folder or its contents, Boot-Order will re-create it and default to booting from a disk on startup.
Download:
release #1.0.5 for version 1.48 and 1.481: [attachment=845:release 1.0.5_1.48&1.481.zip] (current)
release #1.0.0 for version 1.48 and 1.481: [attachment=841:Boot_Order_Change.zip]
See readme for installation instructions!
How to use:
1) Once installed (See readme inside package) type "Boot-Order -help" into the console to see a list of commands
2) Type "Boot-Order -disk" to allow booting from a disk if a startup file is present
3) Type "Boot-Order -root" to not allow booting from a disk even if a startup file is present on the disk
Additional Info:
Boot-Order has to be re-released for every new version of ComputerCraft, so if you install for example, Boot-Order 1.48 onto ComputerCraft 1.47, i'm not responsable for what happens. Boot-Order is compatible with every single program in the history of ComputerCraft as it isn't very intrusive. It just creates a folder called ".Data" for setting storage (any folder with a "." in front of it is a hidden folder). So unless a program uses a folder called ".Data" at the root of the computer then it's compatible. If for some reason you find a program that does, then I will change the folder name to something way to long to match any file a program uses (Just let me know if you find a program that does). By default Boot-Order allows booting from a disk.
Boot-Order should have no errors once o' ever. If you delete the ".Data" folder or its contents, Boot-Order will re-create it and default to booting from a disk on startup.
Download:
release #1.0.5 for version 1.48 and 1.481: [attachment=845:release 1.0.5_1.48&1.481.zip] (current)
release #1.0.0 for version 1.48 and 1.481: [attachment=841:Boot_Order_Change.zip]
See readme for installation instructions!