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From: stephen@eggneb.astro.ucla.edu (Stephen Schimpf)
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Subject: Re: MYST won't even install!
Date: 3 Aug 1994 03:29:03 GMT
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In article <colin.37.000A439A@mcs.com>, colin@mcs.com (Colin M. Chisholm) writes:
|>I just bought MYST and have to admit that I'm not impressed.  I can't even get 
|>the damn thing to install!  The install program  says that there's a fatal 
|>error, an invalid line header and then I get a general protection  fault in 
|>KRN386.EXE.  Just to experiment I found out that I can't install the SB 
|>drivers from the CD either.  Same type of error message.
|>
|>Does *anybody* have the slightest idea what's wrong?  I'll call tech support 
|>on Monday morning but, jeez, I'm sure not overjoyed with my new purchase.  :-(

Edit your autoexec.bat file, comment out the line that runs the Corel
CD-ROM driver corelcdx, and add a line that runs Microsoft's mscdex
driver that comes with MS-DOS. Just like you I found that I could not
install the new SB software or MYST itself, and was about to give up
in frustration. Then I switched from the corelcdx to mscdex and
everything worked just fine!

Have fun with MYST!

Stephen
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