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D2 install error

Posted: Thu Sep 09, 2004 1:37 am
by gnatman
I'm having trouble installing D2 on my Win98 HDD.
System
Asus A7n8x
Bartrom Xp2500 processor
1 gig ram
onboard sound (disabled)
Soundblaster16
Asus GeForce 5600
My joystick is plugged ito a USB port because the gameport on the sound card doesn't seem to work. Joystick works fine with D1.
I get all to picking an install option (small,large, crazy ect...)pick option then get the error
Hopefully this pic shows up.
If anyone has a clue it would be most appreciated.
Thx,

Mike Parker

Guess not

Image

Well here is the error:
TSF32: prev_tsf32 6AF4
SS 20F DS 20f ES 20F FS 0 GS 20F
EAX 161C0C EBX 839B4C5E ECX 4 EDX 839B7D50
ESI 4 EDI 839C6374 EBP 839DAB78 ESP 839DAB5C
CS:IP 207:850761AA ID 0E COD 6 FLG 10202
CS= 207, USE32, page grandular, limit ffffffff, base 0, acc CFFB
SS= 20F, USE32, page grandular, limit ffffffff, base 0, acc CFF3
DS= 20F, USE32, page grandular, limit ffffffff, base 0, acc CFF3
ES= 20F, USE32, page grandular, limit ffffffff, base 0, acc CFF3
FS= 0, USE16, byte grandular, limit 0, base 0, acc 0
GS= 20F, USE32, page grandular, limit ffffffff, base 0, acc CFF3
CR0: unavailable
Crash address (unrelocated) = 1:0000b1aa

Posted: Thu Sep 09, 2004 5:46 am
by Battlebot
need someone to host the pic?

email it to me and ill host it for you ( gotbots@gmail.com )

Posted: Thu Sep 09, 2004 11:32 am
by TigerRaptor
If youâ??re trying to install D2 using a CD or DVD burner they can be tricky depending on the model. Copy the CD to your HD then try installing D2 from there.

Posted: Thu Sep 09, 2004 3:49 pm
by MD-2389
Battlebot wrote:need someone to host the pic?

email it to me and ill host it for you ( gotbots@gmail.com )
He didn't link to any image at all. He just linked to his website instead.

At any rate, I'm betting he's trying to install the WINDOWS version, which is buggier than any microsoft product. Launch the DOS setup.exe instead, and when it asks if you want to install the windows version, tell it no. Then just follow the on-screen prompts.

btw, why did you disable the onboard sound? It's a HELL of alot better than that POS SB16, and it works just fine with D1 and D2.

Image

Just set it up as above.

Posted: Fri Sep 10, 2004 12:25 am
by Canuck
You Know what runs D2 the best?

Don't Laugh...

A P233 MMX
512 Ram
8x CD
3 Gig HD
Dos 6.22 / Win 98SE Dual Boot
4-32 MB vid Card W/V2
D2 3DFX

Play that setup in Dos capped at 60 HZ and it's like silk.

Posted: Fri Sep 10, 2004 1:19 am
by SSX-Thunderbird
The image was also a link, but the image itself now returns a 404.

And the crash dump he posted looks like a DOS 4GW generated dump, which says that he IS running the DOS version.

Thx

Posted: Fri Sep 10, 2004 1:42 am
by gnatman
thought I was installing it in dos mode.....neway the onboard sound doesnt work tried all different configs, no luck

thats better huh

Posted: Fri Sep 10, 2004 2:14 am
by gnatman
Image

Posted: Fri Sep 10, 2004 7:57 am
by Top Gun
What always worked for me was just installing the Win95 version and then running D2X. I haven't had any problems with installation that way.

Posted: Fri Sep 10, 2004 8:56 am
by fliptw
either the DOS box proess its running in doesn't have enough, or too much memory. I think its the latter.

and, if you see a window, you are not in pure dos mode./

Try booting into dos. HIT F8 during boot-up.

Posted: Sat Oct 02, 2004 4:10 pm
by akula65
I built a Win98 SE system for DOS and Windows gaming, and I used to have similar problems if I had more than 256 MB of physical memory installed. Using MSCONFIG to limit the amount of visible memory didn't help if more than 256 MB of physical memory was installed.

My system:

Soyo SY-7VCAE Motherboard
Intel Pentium III 933 MHz Socket 370 Processor
3dfx Voodoo5 64MB AGP Graphics Adapter
Creative Labs Sound Blaster Live! Platinum (Model SB4760P)
256 MB SDRAM

I would suggest trying to install with 256 MB of memory or less. Good Luck!

Re: thats better huh

Posted: Sat Oct 02, 2004 5:14 pm
by Ferno
gnatman wrote:Image
This is nothing more than the autodetect routine crashing. Happens with wrong or missing soundcard drivers.