[foolfromhell]

I know when theres a problem, Freespace puts in a Ulysses. I have FS2 retail installed with Inferno R1. and Sola a History installed. What else do I need to fix it so the Carolina is a Corvette and not a Ulysses?
The other thread bout this asks if Inferno works in FSO. That person had FSO installed.
All I have is FS2-retail and Inferno and Sol: A History. I can install FSport if needed...

[Woomeister]

If your trying to play the INF campaign make sure SAH isn't active and that you have the INF SCP patch if you do use a FSO build.

For SAH in retail you'll have to remove it, with FSO you just remove the mod commandline for it.

[foolfromhell]

Thanks a lot. Gonna make another copy of FS2 now. One has FS2 regular. One has FSport. and One is gonna get Inferno. Really wish it had voice acting...

[foolfromhell]

Maybe voice synthesis would help. Though monotone and not perfect.

but FSOpen doesnt work on my computer. I tried, it hangs within the first few seconds. Im alright with that though.

[foolfromhell]

Upgrading will help. What are your system specs?

3.2 GHz P4 on Socket 478.
1.75GB RAM.
Nvidia 6600 w/ 256 MB VRAM
165GB HDD.
100GB HDDspace Free
1280x1024 19inch LCD.
Dont see any problemo.

[Colonol Dekker]

Make another copy of FS2???

Too much, far too much... Just use mod folders and command lines, So much easier..............

[neoterran]

You should have a motherboard with a fast front side bus and AGP 8X or higher. I have AGP 8X and a 1.8 GHz front side bus.

No, you don't. Athlon 64's do not technically have a "front side bus" they have an onboard memory controller, there is no bus to the memory controller. (that's what a FSB is.) You actually have a hypertransport link that provides bandwidth to the memory chips, which is usually 1 Ghz in either direction, marketing tries to make this look bigger by adding these numbers together which is also technically incorrect. You have a maximum bandwidth limited by the clockspeed and memory type, which, at 128 bit hypertransport speed, is maximum of around 6.4 GB/sec at DDR1-400 Mhz speeds.