hey ive heard bout the mini images or something like if ur cd broke well i was wondering since my cd drive is slow it takes round 30 seconds to get past the battle field screen on start up i was wondering if those mini images will make it load faster so i dont have to wait forever.
mini image=faster start up?
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Re: mini image=faster start up?
It would be the same but you may encounter some problems like I did that you had to eject the mini-image and put it back in.
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so it wouldnt be faster,and our thread got deleted marioOriginally posted by SupermarioIt would be the same but you may encounter some problems like I did that you had to eject the mini-image and put it back in.
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I know scintowned all of us!! How many pages did it end up being?
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wasnt me, its was Dan :pOriginally posted by SupermarioI know scintowned all of us!! How many pages did it end up being?
ive found the using a mini-image improves my loading times for the game.. so i get to choose anything
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My system loads FAST, i can cap a flag before anyone else has even spawned :laugh:Originally posted by Scintowasnt me, its was Dan :p
ive found the using a mini-image improves my loading times for the game.. so i get to choose anything
Maybe i could cap 2 flags if i use a mini-image?? :evil::evil:
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Re: mini image=faster start up?
CD Version- Pick a mirror
DVD Version - Pick a mirror
Daemon Tools
5.0 Running the images
With DAEMON Tools installed on your machine Running or ‘Mounting’ the image take a matter of seconds.
1. If you haven’t already, make sure DAEMON tools if running. You will no this when there is an icon in your taskbar that is red and when hovering above it says DAEMON tools.
2. Right Click on this and go into Virtual CD/DVD Drive emulation. Then go down to set the number of drives. If you plan on doing this one more than one CD change it so it fits your needs.
3. Now in Virtual CD/DVD Drive emulation go to your Drive (Mine was called Drive G) and go to ‘Mount-Image’ Navigate to were you saved your mini-images and then double click on the one that shows up. There should only be one of your 2 files being shown (the one with a suffix of .mds)
Once it is mounted correctly a pop-up should appear with the contents of Disk-One. You are now done!
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