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Did you downloaded patch from 'net ? Have you completed<br />
download successefully ?<br />

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Did you downloaded patch from 'net ? Have you completed
download successefully ?


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I think you must have a broken Tactpat.exe, <br />
it should be 14,131,200 bytes.<br />
try downloading it again.<br />
I have the same EF2000 evolution pack and GFX+ installed fine.<br />
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I think you must have a broken Tactpat.exe,
it should be 14,131,200 bytes.
try downloading it again.
I have the same EF2000 evolution pack and GFX+ installed fine.



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Hello<br />
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I´m having problems installing the grfx+ upgrade for Ef2000.<br />
I have the EF2000 evolution game pack and a voodoo based grfx board. I install the game exactly according to the instuktions on the DID web page, no problems so far.<br />
But when I run the tactpat.exe file it reports a &quot;checksum failure on did.$$$&quot; during the &quot;dos-window&quot; patching part. The upgrade halts and I´m unable to install the 3dfx part either. None of the sollutions on the DID web page help, and I HAVE NOT completed the config befor the upgrade, I just leave the config right after the UVCONFIG part.<br />
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Please help<br />
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TIA
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Hello

I´m having problems installing the grfx+ upgrade for Ef2000.
I have the EF2000 evolution game pack and a voodoo based grfx board. I install the game exactly according to the instuktions on the DID web page, no problems so far.
But when I run the tactpat.exe file it reports a "checksum failure on did.$$$" during the "dos-window" patching part. The upgrade halts and I´m unable to install the 3dfx part either. None of the sollutions on the DID web page help, and I HAVE NOT completed the config befor the upgrade, I just leave the config right after the UVCONFIG part.

Please help

TIA

EF2000 grfx upgrade problem

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