Portable Flowstone?

[cubician]

I am trying to install FlowStone to my flashdrive, and it seems successful. It runs fine. However, when the program initially opens, it has about 4

The install folder could not be found. Try re-installing the software.

pop-up window.

The window I can deal with, but the real problem is that none of the modules or packs installed show up. I think that the popup does have something to do with it though.

I saw an article on the internet describing how to use a virtual machine and other software to create a portable app package for FS 3.0 but I'm not really up for that.

What would I do to inform FlowStone that it IS installed to the folder it's in and make the modules/packs showing up (without VMWare and stuff)?

Thanks.

[Flemming]

I played a bit with this too. My aim was to use Flowstone at work I never made it fully portable, so i'm also motivated to find a good solution.

I could make it run if i copied the flowstone folder to this path (the one the installer also uses)
C:\Program Files (x86)\DSPRobotics

The modules needs to be in this folder. I could not make them show up any other way.
C:\Users\(name of windows profile)\AppData\Roaming\FlowStone\Modules

In the end, it was much easier to install Flowstone normally, and then just have my modules and stuff on a stick.

[JB_AU]

If you can get permission from the developer to do this ?, i can do this for you.

[jjs]

It is already written by me somewhere on the forum on how to do this in approx 12 steps

just search on portable you'll find it.

- you need a virtual pc installed wich is running windows
- install Cameyo on this virtual windows (search google for Cameyo)
- Let cameyo observe what is happening while you install Flowstone
- Let cameyo creat the portable package for you
- copy the cameyo package on your usb stick
- voila you're ready