I've tried to transfer my .dat file (which is working correctly) to a few other computers so i don't have to download everything over again, but it doesn't recognize it. Instead, it just starts downloading everything and overwrites it like it's not there at all.
Any suggestions?
Transfering the .dat file?
nekopowa
Bill Adama
Same here. Tried evrything but have to dl evrything again. Seems my internetswitch confuses the .dat? I dunno, it just annoys me cuz i cant switch my pcs and network cables without bein fooked.
Thank god for my bandwidth.
Thank god for my bandwidth.
Linda Heartilly
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Originally Posted by Bill Adama
Thank god for my bandwidth.
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LifeInfusion
Make sure to put it in the same directory as your exe.
Tachyon
How are the HDD's on the other computers formatted? If they're in FAT32 then you're going run into trouble when trying to stick a file over 4GB on there.
nekopowa
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How are the HDD's on the other computers formatted? If they're in FAT32 then you're going run into trouble when trying to stick a file over 4GB on there.
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LiQuId StEeL
Let the game download enough to get in (don't run -image), then close it.
Then paste in the 'old' .dat file, and run a -image switch on it, and it should work... at least it did for me.
Then paste in the 'old' .dat file, and run a -image switch on it, and it should work... at least it did for me.
EternalTempest
It should work, I suspect when your copying the file it's got corrupt.
Install this program - http://www.beeblebrox.org/hashtab/ and it will allow you to easly get an md5 sum value of a file. Copy the dat over to the new machine and check the md5 sum of the copy. If there the same number, it copied 100% correctly. If the md5 sum's numbers are different... then something got changed/corrupted during the copy.
Install this program - http://www.beeblebrox.org/hashtab/ and it will allow you to easly get an md5 sum value of a file. Copy the dat over to the new machine and check the md5 sum of the copy. If there the same number, it copied 100% correctly. If the md5 sum's numbers are different... then something got changed/corrupted during the copy.