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SW: KOTOR autorun rigged
Original Poster: Killpuppy
Post Date: 11-11-2004 This is in regards to the autorun issue as mentioned by Asimov for Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. Originally we had to exit the autorun installer and navigate to windows explorer to manually choose setup. BTW Good Job Asimov. I had been curious about the process for a while While I doubt that we can enable the autorun at all, we can rig the autorun.inf file. When is done the disk will automaticly install upon insert rather than seeking the proper autorun menu. To do this open autorun.inf with notepad. Change these lines: [autorun] OPEN=autorun.exe ICON=autorun.exe,0 to the following: [autorun] OPEN=setup.exe ICON=autorun.exe,0
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Star Wars: Knight of the Old Republic (fully working DVD)
Original Poster: Thruba
Post Date: 11-11-2004 Copy all contents of CD 1 to a temporary folder, as mentioned by Asimov (cheers mate). From CDs 2, 3 and 4 copy the data*.cab files (data3.cab, data4.cab and data5.cab respectively) to the same temporary folder. From CD 4 copy also the "Extras" folder. To avoid the "Please Enter Disc 4" problem, do the following: Open the "setup.inx" file with a hex editor (I used a demo version of UltraEdit). Do a search for "autorun.inf" in "ASCII" mode and you will find two entries. Now all you have to do is rename those entries replacing one character (I changed them to "autoruk.inf"). *Important*: Do not add or delete any character, because you will make your file unusable. Save your file as "setup.inx" (If you use UltraEdit, the program will automatically save your original file as "setup.inx.bak". You don't need this file.) Next, make a copy of "autorun.inf" and rename the copy to whatever you named your entries in the "setup.inx" file (i.e. "autoruk.inf"). Edit the new file and replace the entries [Disk] Disk=1 Label1=Disk1 to [Disk] Disk=4 Label4=Disk4 Now you must have two .inf files in your folder. This will eliminate the "Disc 4" annoying error! Finally, you may want to import the no-cd crack to your project, so when you install the game, you don't have to replace the .exe file to play. You will need the no-cd .exe (swkotor.exe) and i6comp 1.03b. Just do the following: Copy all your data*.* files (data1.cab, data1.hdr, data2.cab, data3.cab, data4.cab and data5.cab) to a new temporary folder (i.e. Temp2). Copy also the no-cd crack (swkotor.exe). Copy the "i6comp.exe" from the .zip archive to your windows folder (C:\Windows or whatever you have). Open a command prompt pointing at your new temp folder and write exactly as you see it the following: i6comp r data1.cab swkotor.exe This will replace the swkotor.exe inside the cabs with the no-cd crack and modify the data1.hdr. When the procedure is complete, close the dos box, copy the data*.* files back to your first temporary folder and replace the original data*.* files.
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After getting incredibly frustrated, and nothing else was working, I found your post. Thank you so much for this, now I can play KOTOR again!! You are awesome!!
EDIT by Grumpy: Glad you're happy but really don't need all the swearing included.
Last edited by Grumpy; 24-05-2014 at 07:06. |
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