Bug report: "Invalid drive G:" on installation

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Egor Nepomnyaschih

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Jul 5, 2009, 2:58:47 AM7/5/09
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I have the next hard drive structure:
  • C: (NTFS) - Windows XP System Drive
  • H: (NTFS)
  • I: (NTFS)
Also there are the next drives:
  • E: DVD-RW
  • J: Virtual DVD-ROM
Steps:
  • Download "TortoiseSVN-1.6.2.16344-win32-svn-1.6.2.msi" from your site
  • Run
Actual result:
  • See message "Invalid Drive G:"
  • Installation wizard shows finish step
  • TortoiseSVN isn't installed
Expected result:
  • Start installation
I've found a way to force TortoiseSVN be installed in this situation:

Steps:
  • Go to Administration -> Computer Administration -> Drive Management
  • Change H: Drive letter to G:
  • Run installation wizard
  • Install TortoiseSVN to drive C:
  • Reboot
  • Change G: Drive letter to H:
  • Reboot
Result:
  • TortoiseSVN works

Stefan Küng

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Jul 5, 2009, 3:48:46 AM7/5/09
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Egor Nepomnyaschih wrote:
> I have the next hard drive structure:
>
> * C: (NTFS) - Windows XP System Drive
> * H: (NTFS)
> * I: (NTFS)

>
> Also there are the next drives:
>
> * E: DVD-RW
> * J: Virtual DVD-ROM
>
> *Steps:*
>
> * Download "TortoiseSVN-1.6.2.16344-win32-svn-1.6.2.msi" from your site
> * Run
>
> *Actual result:*
>
> * See message "Invalid Drive G:"
> * Installation wizard shows finish step
> * TortoiseSVN isn't installed
>
> *Expected result:*
>
> * Start installation

>
> I've found a way to force TortoiseSVN be installed in this situation:
>
> *Steps:*
>
> * Go to Administration -> Computer Administration -> Drive Management
> * Change H: Drive letter to G:
> * Run installation wizard
> * Install TortoiseSVN to drive C:
> * Reboot
> * Change G: Drive letter to H:
> * Reboot
>
> *Result:*
>
> * TortoiseSVN works

Can you try running the installation with
msiexec.exe /i Tor...msi /lv log.txt
and check the log file it produces. You must have somewhere a reference
to the drive G on your system which msi requires. For example, msi
checks all user paths (e.g., "my documents", ...) on start and if one is
missing (which it shouldn't) you'll get that error.

Stefan


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