Ok, now that I think I have the ASM thing sorted out...

#1 From the documentation on using tags...

"Note: If you checkout the SDK without using a version tag, you get the latest latest head revision in CVS. This is the absolute latest version of the source under development and is considered unstable. This version may not compile or execute properly. It is recommended that you choose one of the stable tags list below. "

You probably want to go back and type in the version you want and not use the Head version.

#2 Ok, stupid question, can I just type in the tag I want, the drop down doesn't reflect what's on the site.

Been a while since I used any version of CVS, pardon the stuttering ;)

Just tried to follow the instructions again about the tags, CVS gave me:

-f [server aborted]: no such tag RELEASE_1_1_0

However, there is a drop down for 1.1 and that seems to get me something. This does mean that I have downloaded the whole SDK twice, what is the bandwidth limit?

#3 The values listed in the drop down do not represent what's on the CVS server. Do not use those values, you'll get garbage. I've update the using cvs page with this info. The tags are case sensitive, try typing in "Release_1_1_0" :)

#4 I did that, it told me that the release tag did not exist.

And, now I have apparently exceeded my bandwidth, is that for the month? or the day?

#5 You did typed in the tag upper/lowercase? The error message you displayed earlier has it all uppercase.

There are day and week limits, but I've cleared your limit for now.

#6 Ahh, I had it all upper case, too much windows work in my life. Let me try lower case...

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AHA, there we go. It's retrieving now. Thanks.