Sorry I can't help you with the actual problem but go to
http://www.the-fastlane.com/patches.shtml
and get the No-CD patch. That way it won't�require you to have the CD in the
drive.
-Bj�rn
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Thats because Sierra doesn't trust us evil Europeans enough to let us play
without proving we own the game :o)
-Bj�rn
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> That's strange, because I don't need the CD in the drive to run it... > > Sorry. > > Andrew > > PS your english is fine.
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> On Thu, 8 Jun 2000 18:06:29 +0200, "Bj�rn Nyhl�n"
> <[email hidden]> wrote:
> >Thats because Sierra doesn't trust us evil Europeans enough to let usplay
> >without proving we own the game :o)
>
> They don't trust us American, redneck NASCAR racin' fans either if we
> want to race on-line. Hate to put you in that sort of company, but,
> there you go... <g>
Wierd, we get to play GPL online without the CD but not singleplayer.
-Bj�rn
Hi GPL fans,
[Sorry for my English...]
I've got a problem with playing (installing?) GPL:
The installation from CD-ROM is ok.
After starting the game, the main menu appears:
I am able to add a driver (name, nation, helmet colour,...),
change the configuration (keyboard/steering wheel settings,
graphics) and can even watch the default replays (one day I
have to check that ring layout with the real "Nordschleife").
Now, when I want to start a training/racing session, it displays
a message telling me that this action requires the original CD
in the CD drive (which is already there!), but it doesn't even
check the CD (CD drive: no noise, light is off).
So what's wrong there?
It might have something to do with the driver for the CD-ROM,
but on the other hand all other games needing a CD have no
problem with my system:
Celeron 300, 64 MB memory, 36x CD-ROM, <some video card>
Windows 98
GPL v1.0.0.0 (german version;
the patched version v1.2.x.y also didn't work)
Thanks,
Frank
--
"You can't treat a car like a human being - a car needs love."
Walter Roehrl
I've got the same problem .
All scsi drives, CDROM and BURNER.
I tried to install and play GPL from my CDROM and GPL could'nt find the
CD
I installed from my BURNER and play from my BURNER and i'ts works.
Hopes it helps
Seb
That's strange, because I don't need the CD in the drive to run it...
Sorry.
Andrew
PS your english is fine.
Frank Leinfelder wrote:
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> Hi GPL fans, > > [Sorry for my English...] > > I've got a problem with playing (installing?) GPL: > > The installation from CD-ROM is ok. > After starting the game, the main menu appears: > I am able to add a driver (name, nation, helmet colour,...), > change the configuration (keyboard/steering wheel settings, > graphics) and can even watch the default replays (one day I > have to check that ring layout with the real "Nordschleife"). > > Now, when I want to start a training/racing session, it displays > a message telling me that this action requires the original CD > in the CD drive (which is already there!), but it doesn't even > check the CD (CD drive: no noise, light is off). > > So what's wrong there? > > It might have something to do with the driver for the CD-ROM, > but on the other hand all other games needing a CD have no > problem with my system: > Celeron 300, 64 MB memory, 36x CD-ROM, <some video card> > Windows 98 > GPL v1.0.0.0 (german version; > the patched version v1.2.x.y also didn't work) > > Thanks, > Frank > > -- > "You can't treat a car like a human being - a car needs love." > Walter RoehrlOn Thu, 8 Jun 2000 18:06:29 +0200, "Bj�rn Nyhl�n"
<[email hidden]> wrote:
>Thats because Sierra doesn't trust us evil Europeans enough to let us play
>without proving we own the game :o)
They don't trust us American, redneck NASCAR racin' fans either if we
want to race on-line. Hate to put you in that sort of company, but,
there you go... <g>
Regards,
Brett C. Cammack
That's Racing! Motorsports
Pompano Beach, FL
Use GPLMod 1.3 to remove the CDCheck
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> Hi GPL fans, > > > [Sorry for my English...] > > I've got a problem with playing (installing?) GPL: > > The installation from CD-ROM is ok. > After starting the game, the main menu appears: > I am able to add a driver (name, nation, helmet colour,...), > change the configuration (keyboard/steering wheel settings, > graphics) and can even watch the default replays (one day I > have to check that ring layout with the real "Nordschleife"). > > Now, when I want to start a training/racing session, it displays > a message telling me that this action requires the original CD > in the CD drive (which is already there!), but it doesn't even > check the CD (CD drive: no noise, light is off). > > So what's wrong there? > > It might have something to do with the driver for the CD-ROM, > but on the other hand all other games needing a CD have no > problem with my system: > Celeron 300, 64 MB memory, 36x CD-ROM, <some video card> > Windows 98 > GPL v1.0.0.0 (german version; > the patched version v1.2.x.y also didn't work) > > Thanks, > Frank > > -- > "You can't treat a car like a human being - a car needs love." > Walter RoehrlUse GPLMod 1.3 to remove the CDCheck
Hello GPL fans,
Last weekend I had some time left for this game (about 3 hours :() -
GPL is now working (GPLMod 1.3 did the trick, thanks Arnaud!).
I guess the installation of a SCSI card (scanner) last year
resulted in my difficulties getting GPL working...
Wow, what a hard game - it doesn't take much for the car to spin
(funny feature to see your own skid marks on the track).
I practiced some laps in Monza and of course on the Nuerburgring;
my best lap times are 1:59.76 / 12:56.93 so far (both with the
Brabham beginner car (F3?) and default setup), so there's _much_
room for improvement! :)
Thanks for your help,
Frank
--
Reason #2 why racing is better than sex:
The quicker you finish, the better you are.
That's a pretty good start for F3 times Frank.
As a guide, the really fast guys are doing 1:51-52 and 9:40 (ish). Get rid
of the Brabham though mate if you race online in F3. It's too bloody fast in
comparison with the other cars <G>
MS
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