Comments | dkellis: Installing Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II.

dkellis

Installing Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II.

Oct 26, 2007 07:02

( Cut for space. )

random silliness, gaming

Comments 7

jarodrussell October 26 2007, 00:39:35 UTC

Win!

Also, you have a dual-core 3ghz chip?

kwsapphire October 26 2007, 01:43:48 UTC

How on EARTH do you still have windows95?! O_o (or is the thing wrong and it just doesn't recognize a newer OS?)

And LOL jumping puzzles.

dkellis October 26 2007, 03:54:03 UTC

Yeah, I'm using WinXP, but apparently it doesn't recognize that.

I also have a lot more than 2GB of free HD space (actually, I have about 150GB left). I forget if Win95 uses NTFS; I don't think so, but I could be wrong.

kwsapphire October 26 2007, 10:31:45 UTC

IIRC (And I may not, I haven't picked up my A+ books in ages) Windows used Fat32 until 98. I think.

greyduck October 26 2007, 15:53:40 UTC

Win98 still used FAT32. However, the free space discrepancy probably has to do with a particular method of free space determination that falls apart when applied to very large drives. I had to bother the creator of NDIR32 for a version update when I tried to use his utility on a 500GB drive recently, so that's how I "know" about this.

Thread 5

malimar December 8 2007, 18:23:25 UTC

I like JK:DF2 because it is one of two games that will run on the ancient laptop I have but hardly ever turn on. The other is XCOM UFO Defense. They got me through senior year of high school.

And I don't remember many (or any) jumping puzzles in JK:DF2, but it has been kind of a while. The only jumping puzzles I can remember are a couple from the sequels, where they'd be easier anyway due to Force Jump being tied right into regular jump.