Newsgroups: alt.cd-rom
Subject: Re: HELP WITH REBEL ASSU
From: armando.galindo%mandic@ibase.br (Armando Galindo)
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References: <1994Mar8.172630.27855@tvnews.tv.tek.com>
Date: Sun, 13 Mar 94 01:29:00 -0300
Organization: MANDIC BBS Sao Paulo/Brazil +55 11 816-3911
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quoting Bobe@soul.tv.tek.com to      

B >B >Message-ID: <1994Mar8.172630.27855@tvnews.tv.tek.com>
B >Newsgroup: comp.sys.ibm.pc.games.action,alt.cd-rom
B >Organization: Tektronix TV Products
B >
B >In article <CMBHyD.5uC@midge.bath.ac.uk> ee1jad@midge.bath.ac.uk (J A 
Dickie)
B >writes:
B >
B >>Hi there.
B >>
B >>I also had a problem with my nice new 486DX2 66 recently in trying to
B >>get RA working. The problem I had was with the BIOS. I have AMI BIOS
B >>dated 08/08/93 (I think), there is a setting somewhere called 'TURBO
B >>FUNCTION SETTING' or something like that. If set to ENABLED it caused
B >>any piece of software that uses DOS4GW.EXE to crash.
B >>
B >>Jim@Midge
B >
B >The CDROM contains a version of DOS4GW.EXE (a Rational Systems protected
B >mode DOS extender) that has been characterised by some as "somewhat
B >unstable".  The 1.4 patch file from LucasArts (avail by BBS or CI$,
B >"go gamapub") includes a previous version of DOS4GW.EXE (version 1.8 is
B >the one you want) that is more reliable.
B >
B >I have also seen the same DOS extender bundled with the name DOS4G.exe
B >(not DOS4GW.exe).  I hope this helps...
B >
B >Bob Elkind, bobe@tv.tv.tek.com   Tektronix TV Products
B >
      
      Wanna know something strange?
      
      I used to play RA with a NEC 3XE multispin drive: the sound was 
terrible and the game stopped once in a while.
      
      Now I play RA on a Panasonic 562B (less than half the NECs price) 
and everything is ok!!!
      
      My computer has an AMI Bios dated 1992.
      
      Best,
      
      Armando.

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