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Post  DANDY Mon Sep 26, 2011 11:14 pm

Kenners wrote:Dandy, can we get rid of some of the mod installers to free up more space on the drive? I know the Enduracer one is really big...
Sure thing, they're only there for convenience and may never be touched again.
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Post  Kenners Mon Sep 26, 2011 11:36 pm

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Kenners wrote:Dandy, can we get rid of some of the mod installers to free up more space on the drive? I know the Enduracer one is really big...
Sure thing, they're only there for convenience and may never be touched again.
I'll take care of it tomorrow. Actually, there's another partition on the drive; I'll format it and dump them on there, in case we ever need them again.

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Post  Pax-raider Tue Sep 27, 2011 1:15 pm

Kenners wrote:If I ever have to re-do boot camp, I'll probably just end up getting Windows Se7en...

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It sounds like you're reasonably sure my BSOD is basically because I'm dealing with an XP vs Snow Leopard issue? If you're confident that's what I'm hitting, I might be willing to shell out some more greenbacks for Win7, I can get a copy from work for about $25. Question

If Fusion 4 works with XP I might give that a whirl as well, they have probably got those kind of bugs worked out already.
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Post  kopje Tue Sep 27, 2011 1:18 pm

Pax-raider wrote:
Kenners wrote:If I ever have to re-do boot camp, I'll probably just end up getting Windows Se7en...

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It sounds like you're reasonably sure my BSOD is basically because I'm dealing with an XP vs Snow Leopard issue? If you're confident that's what I'm hitting, I might be willing to shell out some more greenbacks for Win7, I can get a copy from work for about $25. Question

If Fusion 4 works with XP I might give that a whirl as well, they have probably got those kind of bugs worked out already.

I can try installing win7 under bootcamp here... but I have lion and bootcamp 4 so I dunno if it is different.

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Post  Kenners Tue Sep 27, 2011 3:26 pm

Pax-raider wrote:
Kenners wrote:If I ever have to re-do boot camp, I'll probably just end up getting Windows Se7en...

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It sounds like you're reasonably sure my BSOD is basically because I'm dealing with an XP vs Snow Leopard issue? If you're confident that's what I'm hitting, I might be willing to shell out some more greenbacks for Win7, I can get a copy from work for about $25. Question

If Fusion 4 works with XP I might give that a whirl as well, they have probably got those kind of bugs worked out already.
I'd like to say I'm sure, but I can say I did a lot of troubleshooting when XP wasn't working right when I got my new Mac Pro, and at the time, from Apple support docs and forum postings, I was pretty sure I wasn't going to get XP reinstalled via Boot Camp... If you can get a copy of 7 for $25, might just be easier...

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Post  Kenners Tue Sep 27, 2011 5:40 pm

Pax-raider wrote:Well, it looks like there was an error in the volume catalog. Did disk repair and then repaired permissions and this time partitioning worked fine. Then I loaded XP, but when I did the step to install the Boot Camp drivers I got a blue screen of death with a fatal error. I removed the partition (with Boot Camp assistant) and started again from scratch, recreating the partition, loading XP and then adding the Boot Camp Drivers.

Same story 2nd time thru, seems to be loading stuff up, but it gets part way through and then I start hearing sounds like alerts, and it crashes to a blue screen with fatal error. Second time it seems to reboot into Windows and I get to a standard looking green hill with blue sky, usual Windows XP desktop, a dialog says WIndows crashed with a fatal error and the pointer does not respond to mouse movements.

I believe I may be done trying unless anyone has an idea what might be going wrong... geek
I wonder; if you can install XP and get booted into it, before trying to install the boot camp drivers, if you might get this to install first, then try the Boot Camp 3 drivers..?

http://support.apple.com/downloads/Boot_Camp___Windows_XP_Drivers_Update_2_1

Just trying to help.

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Post  20FingerS Thu Sep 29, 2011 6:24 pm

Did I ever told you're a bunch of traitors before? lol!

Look what is written in red at the to right corner of this page...

ok, guys...for once...reboot your system on macOs...come back...we are getting hot...please...

http://www.ambrosiasw.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=130861&st=0&gopid=2089061&#entry2089061

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Post  Pax-raider Thu Sep 29, 2011 10:13 pm

So I installed Fusion 4, loaded up XP, installed rFactor and its running at less than 1 fps. Any ideas?
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Post  DANDY Thu Sep 29, 2011 10:24 pm

20FingerS wrote:http://www.ambrosiasw.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=130861&st=0&gopid=2089061&#entry2089061
Looks nice....que es?

Pax-raider wrote:So I installed Fusion 4, loaded up XP, installed rFactor and its running at less than 1 fps. Any ideas?
Installed vmware tools... Gone through all the prefs? There are a few things to tweak in there, the least of which is enabling 3D mode. Im still running version 3 though, so there could be differences.
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Post  Pax-raider Fri Sep 30, 2011 9:30 am

Before I start troubleshooting it would be useful if you can guestimate what fps I should be seeing if things are working properly. I'm running a standard config 2010 iMac (3.2 Ghz i3, 4GB ram with an ATI Radeon HD 5670 GPU, 512MB vram). I have no idea whether to expect running rFactor in a virtual machine to get to the same smoothness in gameplay as I see in RL (75 fps most of the time)...?
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Post  DANDY Fri Sep 30, 2011 9:45 am

Pax-raider wrote:Before I start troubleshooting it would be useful if you can guestimate what fps I should be seeing if things are working properly. I'm running a standard config 2010 iMac (3.2 Ghz i3, 4GB ram with an ATI Radeon HD 5670 GPU, 512MB vram). I have no idea whether to expect running rFactor in a virtual machine to get to the same smoothness in gameplay as I see in RL (75 fps most of the time)...?
I'd guesstimate 30fps at the very least, at full settings on most tracks.
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Post  20FingerS Fri Sep 30, 2011 12:22 pm

DANDY wrote:
20FingerS wrote:http://www.ambrosiasw.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=130861&st=0&gopid=2089061&#entry2089061
Looks nice....que es?
Well, stay tuned next couple of days and you'll see. farao <--supposed to be a sphinx...

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Post  Pax-raider Sat Oct 01, 2011 7:32 pm

I turned down all the graphics to minimum and its playable, although there's an occasional pause that can last over a second (ie: screen freezes, car is in the same position when I return). Problem is, now it looks like crap and doesn't encourage me to play. This is also just playing on my own, so I'm doubtful whether multiplayer would be very worthwhile. Suspect

What is there in the VMware tools that could help?

Would there be a better experience via Boot Camp?
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Post  alphonse Sat Oct 01, 2011 8:26 pm

I installed it on an older version of virtual pc. not smooth here.
only option really working for me atm is bootcamp.

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Post  See Flat Sun Oct 02, 2011 1:47 am

Alf and Pax,

I never attempted to run rFactor with a virtual package. Always used bootcamp. I have a first generation macbook pro (dual core 1.83) not even core duo with to gigs of ram.

fFactor runs flawlessly with this, and that, with graphics and sound on pretty high settings.
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Post  DANDY Sun Oct 02, 2011 2:28 am

Pax-raider wrote:What is there in the VMware tools that could help?
Would there be a better experience via Boot Camp?
Boot Camp will always deliver the best experience.
The VMWare Tools package should act as the virtual chipset (and other) drivers, bringing the maximum performace, iirc. A basic OS install without proper drivers will always perform badly. Macs simply have these drivers built in due to their "known hardware platform".
You'll also need to check performance settings like allocated RAM and 3D support enabled. If it has very little, it will perform poorly. Should run fine on 2GB.
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Post  Pax-raider Sun Oct 02, 2011 3:10 pm

Thanks D. VMWare tools appears to be loaded already. Being a PC noob I don't know where those performance settings are accessible...

Makes sense that booting into Windows would be cleaner/faster, I think I'll have to get Win 7 before tackling that again.
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Post  DANDY Sun Oct 02, 2011 3:15 pm

Pax-raider wrote:Thanks D. VMWare tools appears to be loaded already. Being a PC noob I don't know where those performance settings are accessible...

Makes sense that booting into Windows would be cleaner/faster, I think I'll have to get Win 7 before tackling that again.
Performance settings are in vmware's prefs on the Mac side.
7 is a good move at that price, installation should be much simpler and more compatible.
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Post  20FingerS Sun Oct 02, 2011 6:49 pm

www.legacyoflies.com/rlcc

Redeem yourself! lol!

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Post  alphonse Sun Oct 02, 2011 7:44 pm

20FingerS wrote:www.legacyoflies.com/rlcc

Redeem yourself! lol!

NicE MovE 20FingerS

thanks for the tournament and your work.
All of us discussing here read the forums i guess.

This here is nothing personal, nothing against you, nothing against anything basically.
Its a discussion on running rFactor for some of us.
Redline won't last forever, rFactor 2 is coming, Redline 2 not.

as long as there is activity on redline, good for all involved.
same applies to rFactor.

go on with your work, don't hate me or us for discussing something you may not like.

all the best as usual my friend,
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Post  20FingerS Sun Oct 02, 2011 8:12 pm

no problem man, I'm gonna switch too pretty soon...if I have still time to play...
I was just kidding you!
And it would be a pleasure to see you all. I wrote here just because it seems pretty active...nothing against rFactor (looking awesome! and that Alberto Fontana makes good videos too) nor you guys enjoying it!
Just a bit of old banter...

REDEEM YOURSELF THO! the cup is going to be quick!

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Post  See Flat Mon Oct 03, 2011 2:57 am

20FingerS wrote:....Just a bit of old banter...

REDEEM YOURSELF THO! the cup is going to be quick!


I saw that lol at the end! Wink

Have fun. I bet Val wins.

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p.s. I should be flattered that every tournament following the demise of the RLTCC has used my website pages to build upon.
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Post  20FingerS Mon Oct 03, 2011 11:30 am

See Flat wrote:
p.s. I should be flattered that every tournament following the demise of the RLTCC has used my website pages to build upon.
That has become a BRAND for nice tournaments, a certification of fun! really cool and still stylish! I asked Alph if we could copy and paste from the gt4 page, so back to the main source, thanks buddy!

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Post  Pax-raider Thu Oct 06, 2011 12:28 pm

Do I care which version of Win7 I get, 32-bit or 64-bit? It looks like they're the same price for me, and according to Apple my 2010 iMac can run the 64-bit version, so it seems like I should get the 64 unless you guys know of a gotcha that comes into play.
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Post  20FingerS Thu Oct 06, 2011 3:23 pm

God will burn me...or the devil...but yesterday I managed to play with it! Crossover games+Internet explorer (in 1 bottle), rFactor in another bottle.
All fine, it looks shiny and smooth...BUT, where do I find you and how? And if I buy crossover and rFactor, will I be able to add plugins, or mods(what am I talking? Shocked mods???). I won't buy anything until I see one of you online and I can play with Question

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