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--- x68000:installing_games_to_hard_drive [2012/02/21 01:17] – eidis
+++ x68000:installing_games_to_hard_drive [2012/02/21 01:23] – eidis
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 **Combining lines from Config.sys and Autoexec.bat**
- Now that we know that most files from config.sys with extension X can be executed as standalone, its time to write them in the beginning of autoexec.bat
+ Now that we know that most *.X files from config.sys can be executed as standalone, its time to write them in the beginning of autoexec.bat
-"Crystal Tower" is used to illustrate this example:
+**Crystal Tower** is used to illustrate this example:
 Config.sys
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 In this example **OPMDRV3.X** and **IOCS.X** are the ones which interest us. First we must check if they can be executed after the system has fully booted. If yes, then there is a good chance that the game can be installed to HDD.
-autoexec.bat
+Autoexec.bat
 <code>
 echo off
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 Here we can see another environmental variable called **PATH** being set up. In this case we can go with the lazy method and **SUBST** to the directory (Example #2) where we have copied the game or we can change the paths so that we don't have to do **SUBST**.
-  *Remove references to "A:\", "\" or "B:\" if they are present and after this line write the two commands from config.sys.
+  *Remove references to **A:\**, **\** or **B:\** if they are present
+  *Write **OPMDRV3.X** and **IOCS.X** after the line which defines **PATH**
   *Rename autoexec.bat to !Start.bat.