rec.autos.simulators

> When I try to run gp2 in dos, I get a "cd-rom/mscdex not detected.  I've
> got a cd-rom and I'm able to play in win95, but I'd rather use dos.  I
> installed the game using the MS-DOS command in win95.  Any suggestions?

>> When I try to run gp2 in dos, I get a "cd-rom/mscdex not detected.  I've
>> got a cd-rom and I'm able to play in win95, but I'd rather use dos.  I
>> installed the game using the MS-DOS command in win95.  Any suggestions?
>Hi,
>When the computer re-boots into DOS, you need to load your MS-DOS cd-rom
>drivers. To do this, you need to install the setup disks that came with
>your cd-rom.  These should create two files in your root directory -
>autoexec.bat and config.sys. These files will contain the commands to
>load your dos drivers at startup.

>Barry Johnson

> you can install the "nocdrom" file for GP2 , then it dosen't check for
> the CD. Get it at -

> >> When I try to run gp2 in dos, I get a "cd-rom/mscdex not detected.  I've
> >> got a cd-rom and I'm able to play in win95, but I'd rather use dos.  I
> >> installed the game using the MS-DOS command in win95.  Any suggestions?

> > you can install the "nocdrom" file for GP2 , then it dosen't check for
> > the CD. Get it at -

> > >> When I try to run gp2 in dos, I get a "cd-rom/mscdex not detected.  I've
> > >> got a cd-rom and I'm able to play in win95, but I'd rather use dos.  I
> > >> installed the game using the MS-DOS command in win95.  Any suggestions?

>  Where is the cdrom-drive letterdefined in the gp2? After I installed
> another HD in my computer (the cd -driveletter changed from e: to j: )
> gp2 couldn't find the CD anymore (in fact I got the same cd-rom/mscdex
> not detected -message as mentioned above). Finally I had to install the
> whole game again. Fortunately I managed to get the save-game-state-files
> etc. from the old directory. Is there really no way of "telling" the
> program
> where the cd-drive lies.
>____/