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GP2 NO ANAYSIS

3 posts by 3 people · 15 Oct 1996 - 17 Oct 1996

I am sure this has been talked about already but I still don't know the answer. When I try to review a hot lap or review my Performance Analysis, I go through all of the steps which are explained in the manual but, I do not get a .pa file and therefore no performance analysis screens. If anybody has experenced this problem and fixed it, please post a solution. Thanks: Lee
Guy Brossea 15 Oct 1996#340608
Quoted text (13 lines)> I am sure this has been talked about already but I still don't know the > answer. > When I try to review a hot lap or review my Performance Analysis, I go > through all of the steps which are explained in the manual but, I do not > get a .pa file and therefore no performance analysis screens. > If anybody has experenced this problem and fixed it, please post a > solution. > Thanks: > Lee
I had the same problems when I first installed the game from Windows95, and then started the game from the GP2 icon. I eventually reinstalled the game straight from DOS, and start the game from DOS, and not from the MS-DOS command prompt inside Win95. Restart the computer running MS-DOS, and start GP2 from there. Or press F8 to start the computer in the previous MS-DOS version. Then you get performance analysis. Also a problem mentioned in the manual is insufficient amount of memory. How much is not enough I don't remember, but 8 Mb could be not enough.
Arjen Venhu 17 Oct 1996#340809
>When I try to review a hot lap or review my Performance Analysis, I go >through all of the steps which are explained in the manual but, I do not >get a .pa file and therefore no performance analysis screens. >If anybody has experenced this problem and fixed it, please post a >solution. I had the same problem. When I first installed the game I turned off the option for using the harddisk for swap file (main->options->advanced options), since I have 32mb ram. I did everything right, and still got no .pa* files. However, as soon as I turned on the "swap to harddisk" option, it worked fine. The manual states that using this option could cause a brief delay over the start finish line, but I have never seen that (yet?). Bye, Arjen

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