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P-Worm

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Jul 16, 2002
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Has anyone else had this problem? I install the program (I had to do a weird workaround becasue the installer on the cd wasn't coming up), and when it comes up and says insert disk 2, the tray won't open. Panther says that the disk is in use. Is there a way to force eject or get around this? I want to play the game I just bought!

P-Worm
 
I certainly didn't. You'll probably want to make certain that you have everything else stopped (including virus software, if any) when you install it. If not that, then it probably has to do with customisations.
 
Re: UT2003 won't let me insert 2nd install cd

Originally posted by P-Worm
Has anyone else had this problem? I install the program (I had to do a weird workaround becasue the installer on the cd wasn't coming up), and when it comes up and says insert disk 2, the tray won't open. Panther says that the disk is in use. Is there a way to force eject or get around this? I want to play the game I just bought!

P-Worm

I had the same problem... fortunately I had a second CD-Rom to use.

You could trying disk-imaging one of them.

arn
 
I tried that patch, but that is for if your program crashes after putting in a cd key. Mine doesn't. Exactly how would I go about doing this disk image thing? I have Toast.

P-Worm
 
That was a hard one to install as the installer wouldn't do it's job. You need 10.2.3 or higher and apparently it dosn't know that 10.3 is higher. Say hello to my little friend, "show package contents" to get around that. As I recall after that I still had a problem with disk 2. I made an image but it wouldn't work because the installer would only look for it in the CD drive. I don't remember how I got around it--kept trying I guess.
 
Disk Utility will let you create images, but it may not recognize them.

I guess you can email macsoft.

One more thing to try is to do a manual eject on Disk 1 (using a paperclip on the Cd-rom) to see if that works.

arn
 
I figured it out. I made a disk image of both cd's and although it still needed the CDs to install, when I ade the images it spat out the CD when needed. Go figure.

And that manual eject didn't work.

P-Worm
 
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