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EvE patch kills XP!
From http://games.slashdot.org/games/07/12/06/1312254.shtml
Nobo writes "CCP's latest major patch to the EVE-Online client, Trinity, comes with an optional DX9-enhanced graphics patch that dramatically improves the visual quality of the in-game graphics through remade models, textures, and HDR. It also has an unfortunate bug: the incredibly stupid choice of boot.ini as a game configuration file, coupled with an errant extra backslash in the installer configuration. The result is that anyone who installs the enhanced graphics patch overwrites the windows XP c:\boot.ini file with the EVE client configuration file, bricking the machine on the next boot. Discussion in a couple of forums threads is becoming understandably heated." |
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Re: EvE patch kills XP!
Oh man, talk about a root kit.
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Re: EvE patch kills XP!
That is so funny! But how can anyone be that stupid? My gast is well and truly flabbered.
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Re: EvE patch kills XP!
After reading the post’s on the Eve forum it would seem that this is one hell of a Fook up. Your ok if you have windows Vista, its hit and miss with windows XP.
Or if you do a clean install ( down load the new client rather than the patch ) The thing is on the forums there are a lot of fix’s but unless you have a basic/good understanding of PC’s your going to be in a right mess, some people who only have one PC, well not worth going there. Im just waiting for the phone call from my brother (who is not very PC minded ) in the morning. Still damn funny it would seem it has all come down to some one missing a / off a line of code. ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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