If you encounter this error in Android Studio, and you have your source files in a different folder than the Flutter installation, you’ll have to move that Pub Cache folder to the same drive.
Move the folder located in C:\Users\<YOURNAME>\AppData\Local\Pub\Cache to the other drive. E.g. E:\src\Pub\Cache (or where ever you prefer)
Then set an Environment variable called PUB_CACHE to point to that new folder.
You might have to do a cache repair using:
flutter pub cache repair
The result of opening a bottle of wine on a Friday evening and browsing to eBay… Unlike the A1200, these are relatively cheap. To my surprise they are both in excellent condition for being 30 years old. Both with unbroken warranty seals! That leaves me with second thoughts about modding them with the latest Kickstart ROMs and CF HDs
Just a note to self on how to run a MongoDB instance using Docker for Windows.
Create a volume to persist the Mongo database:
>docker volume create --name=mongodata
The run a MongoDB instance:
>docker run -d -p 27017:27017 -v mongodata:/data/db mongo