Closed parricc closed 2 days ago
Suggestion:
Since this torrent is already released and the media pack does not have a separate setup, add some lines to eXoDOS Setup.bat
as a makeshift fix. This can be done right after the Media Pack files get extracted:
if exist .\Content\*Magazines.zip .\eXo\util\unzip -o .\Content\*Magazines.zip -d .\
if exist .\Content\*Books.zip .\eXo\util\unzip -o .\Content\*Books.zip -d .\
if exist .\Content\*Catalogs.zip .\eXo\util\unzip -o .\Content\*Catalogs.zip -d .\
if exist .\Content\*Soundtracks.zip .\eXo\util\unzip -o .\Content\*Soundtracks.zip -d .\
if exist ".\eXo\Catalogs\Ocean Ride the Ocean Wave! (1992).pdf" ren ".\eXo\Catalogs\Ocean Ride the Ocean Wave! (1992).pdf" "Ocean Ride the Ocean Wave (1992).pdf"
if exist ".\eXo\Catalogs\Microprose Just for Fun! (1989).pdf" ren ".\eXo\Catalogs\Microprose Just for Fun! (1989).pdf" "Microprose Just for Fun (1989).pdf"
if exist ".\eXo\Magazines\Gamebytes.bat" ren ".\eXo\Magazines\Gamebytes.bat" "GameBytes.bat"
Note the last 3 lines in the above snippet are what's added. Confirmed it works.
added the lines
This should also be done under the :mediainstall
label. (For people installing the Media Pack on a copy of eXoDOS that had previously been installed).
thinking about it it doesn't matter if the line are added
because the xml is still wrong in that release.
so renaming the files doesn't fix shit
added em' anyways though
The
MS-DOS Catalogs.xml
file has the following bad references:<ApplicationPath>eXo\Catalogs\Ocean Ride the Ocean Wave (1992).pdf</ApplicationPath>
<ApplicationPath>eXo\Catalogs\Microprose Just for Fun (1989).pdf</ApplicationPath>
The actual files for the above contain an
!
character at the end of their title. This issue causes the above two catalogs to fail launching in both Windows and Linux.The
MS-DOS Magazines & Newsletters.xml
has several references of the following with incorrect case:<ApplicationPath>eXo\Magazines\GameBytes.bat</ApplicationPath>
The actual filename is
Gamebytes.bat
. This issue causes all Game Bytes entries to fail to launch in Linux.