IOXperts Video 1.1.2a46 posted

[Greg Glover]

I had the same failed serial number issue with 1.1.2a45, which was  
cleared up by 1.1.2a46. But I do get the key files in the root of my  
hard drive. Until now it was a mystery to me as to where they came  
from, and it's at least good to know how they are being created.

I deleted them and rebooted. I had no trouble continuing to use my  
Logitech QuickCam Notebooks Pro under Leopard but the files  
continually get re-created.

Greg


> Aha! You've given me a good guess (but I may need to set up a French
> system to test it).
>
> The driver shouldn't be creating any strange files, but if the hex
> numbers in the file names look like the MAC address of any of your
> ethernet ports, I'd be willing to suspect a bug in the code that
> looks for the "Device Keys" folder -- which should be:
>
> /Library/Application Support/IOXperts/Device Keys/
>
> If failing and putting the key files on the root of your hard drive.
>
> First test would be to you remove these files -- if your license
> stops working, this is very likely to be the problem -- feel free to
> insert your favorite comment about mono-lingual Americans. :-)
>
> (I can actually read some French and a very little Japanese, but am
> too out of practice in both to write a complete sentence)
>
> Anyway, outside what's explicitly required by the OS, the driver
> shouldn't be creating any files outside /Library/Application
> Support/IOXperts
>
> I'll look into this shortly, but please let me know if deleting the
> files causes an problems.
>
> -Steve