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Shoonay
20 August 2004, 18:06
What if a game has no "build-in" HD installer, but all you have to do, is just copy it onto the HD, and it works?
I mean this one: http://hol.abime.net/?id=1907
Shouldn't it have be "HD install yes"???
With a little AGAoff on AGA machines it works just fine... at least on my A1200/020
wlcina
20 August 2004, 18:10
I think copy to hd works only for dos games. try to copy all files to one new created folder. (I never didnt have a1200 :-( I have A500+ only without HDD.) Are there any A1200 on Poland for sale ? I want to buy one.) I can give you a few gigs (4, 12, 20gb) 2.5" >new< hdd as exchange)
Shoonay
20 August 2004, 18:20
Your're right.
But my point is, should the game be "yes" installable in the HOL.
PS: There's often some on "e-bay" like pages for sale. Try www.allegro.pl (http://www.allegro.pl).
RetroMan
20 August 2004, 18:23
Your're right.
But my point is, should the game be "yes" installable in the HOL.
"HD installable" is a completely other thing as "Copy all files to a HD" ;)
As long as there is no Install Script, you can definitely not call it "HD installable" :D
Shoonay
20 August 2004, 18:26
OK... just checking ... you're right too :agree :laughing
Shoonay
15 March 2005, 17:46
Alrighty problem finally solved :cool, i've got Sherman to work on my amy perfectly - by "installing" (simply put: copying :D) a nice little 'runner'-tool from AmiNet called "RunShit" :laughing
Firstly my startup-sequence for that game looked something like this:
CD <game folder>
<insert name of a prog that changes screen to ntsc but doesn't work in this game anyways>
<name of the game>
<insert name of a prog that changes screen to pal>
...now there's only:
CD <game folder>
RunShit Sherman <put arguments here that turn everything off> SCREENMODE=NTSC
...and voila! just like on my good old A600 slow as hell :D and in (finally) NTSC
Galaxy
15 March 2005, 21:11
"HD installable" is a completely other thing as "Copy all files to a HD" ;)
As long as there is no Install Script, you can definitely not call it "HD installable" :D
Not quite - some games provided instructions for HD install in their manual which consisted of 'copy the game folder to dh0:' or similar. I would classify these as HD install = yes.
Shoonay
15 March 2005, 21:46
Yes, after all these months :D
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