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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Software Issues and Discussion => Topic started by: mrmoonlight on February 01, 2013, 10:59:28 PM
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Hi i have just followed instructions on how to install WHDLoad on my Amiga 600,i am sure i have installed it correctly ,but i keep getting a ,message saying ,unable to open tool installer,and i am not sure where to go from here ,my amiga has 3.1 rom and extra memory and runs real well ,i have double checked every thing and cant find any thing wrong ,any help please Brian.
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Hi i have just followed instructions on how to install WHDLoad on my Amiga 600,i am sure i have installed it correctly ,but i keep getting a ,message saying ,unable to open tool installer,and i am not sure where to go from here ,my amiga has 3.1 rom and extra memory and runs real well ,i have double checked every thing and cant find any thing wrong ,any help please Brian.
You need a newer installer by the looks of it.
Try this one http://aminet.net/package/util/misc/Installer-43_3
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You need a newer installer by the looks of it.
Try this one http://aminet.net/package/util/misc/Installer-43_3
Hi thanks very much for your help ,but i am sorry to say i am not sure exactly what to write in it ,a little new to this ,Brian.
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First extract the Installerarchive. Then copy Installer43_3/installer to C:
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If you are using workbench 3, the installer program is in the c directory of the install disk. It doesn't get copied over during installation for some reason but you can copy it manually to the c directory of your workbench partition of your hard drive.
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If you are using workbench 3, the installer program is in the c directory of the install disk. It doesn't get copied over during installation for some reason but you can copy it manually to the c directory of your workbench partition of your hard drive.
Hi,thank you ,i am using 3.1,does that meen that is a workbench 3? Brian.
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If you are using workbench 3, the installer program is in the c directory of the install disk. It doesn't get copied over during installation for some reason but you can copy it manually to the c directory of your workbench partition of your hard drive.
Wow thank you so very much it worked a treat ,i could have been there a million years and still not found out how to get it going ,thanks again,
im off to play chuckle rock now lol ,oops i had better write it all down first or else i will be asking you the same question again when ive forgot ,and a big thanks to everyone for there help ,best wishes Brian.:laugh1::laugh1::laugh1::laugh1:
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Glad your got it sorted :)