Finally I found the time to add 64-bit support to tc2usb.exe, the program to copy an existing TC installation (including plugins) to an USB stick.
You can download it here:
https://plugins.ghisler.com/beta/tc2usb20.zip
It will copy all the files necessary to run the 32-bit, 64-bit or combinded 32+64-bit version of Total Commander, depending on what is installed on your harddisk.
Also starttc.exe will now launch the 64-bit version totalcmd64.exe if it is present, and a 64-bit system is detected. Otherwise totalcmd.exe will be launched.
Please let me know if you find any problems!
tc2usb with 64-bit support
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Many thanks for the new version tc2usb.
Works very well, but would like to expand a little more functionality for working with a combined 32+64-bit version. What would each version can run on its own settings.
For example: if the folder with the program and are wincmd.ini and wincmd64.ini, then 64-bit version gets the settings from the appropriate file, and in the absence wincmd64.ini - settings of wincmd.ini.
Can be run using a batch file, but in this case there is a problem with a relative path to %tcdir%
Works very well, but would like to expand a little more functionality for working with a combined 32+64-bit version. What would each version can run on its own settings.
For example: if the folder with the program and are wincmd.ini and wincmd64.ini, then 64-bit version gets the settings from the appropriate file, and in the absence wincmd64.ini - settings of wincmd.ini.
Can be run using a batch file, but in this case there is a problem with a relative path to %tcdir%
There is no need for seperate wincmd.ini in x86 and x64 Version of TC.Plumber wrote:Many thanks for the new version tc2usb.
Works very well, but would like to expand a little more functionality for working with a combined 32+64-bit version. What would each version can run on its own settings.
For example: if the folder with the program and are wincmd.ini and wincmd64.ini, then 64-bit version gets the settings from the appropriate file, and in the absence wincmd64.ini - settings of wincmd.ini.
Can be run using a batch file, but in this case there is a problem with a relative path to %tcdir%
The combined version should be installed in one dir and all is fine.