Since my Mac is at home, over lunch I fired up a FTP client on NT and
made sure it was set to binary. That allowed me to get past the 1164
errors w/out even a burp.

Everything is running fine now - I'm curious, Richard, are you using
Stuffit 5? And if so, what version? I've 5.02 at home and 5.1 on my
Power Book which didn't have these problems.

William

"Richard L. Peskin" wrote:
> 
> At 10:46 AM -0700 5/3/99, Dan Ingalls wrote:
> >Guys -
> >
> >This is almost certainly a problem with your .changes file, most likely
> >due to erroneous text conversion during download or unpacking.  The
> >selector-has-changed error is complaining during a recompilation,
> >indicating that your prior source code is not in good shape.  You can
> >verify this by browsing to Process>>resumeProcess *before* attempting to
> >update.
> >
> >I have run the same update without error, and have verified that the
> >update in question is identical on each of our redundant servers.
> >
> Just so we are all on the same wavelength, I downloaded 2.4b again. First I
> used the "packaged" MacBinary (Squeak2.4b.sea.bin). I got the same (update
> 1164) selector error again, even with the freshly downloaded .changes.
> 
> I then downloaded the uncompressed .changes file (Squeak2.4b.changes)
> directly from the archive. Using this copy of the .changes, I was able to
> update (including 1164) with no problem.
> 
> Don't have clue as to why.
> --dick
> 
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