Author: Eugene Nalimov
Date: 20:51:32 12/13/00
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On December 13, 2000 at 23:38:19, James T. Walker wrote: >The last couple of days I discovered that Fritz 6 would not run on my second >computer. I believe I have tracked the problem down to corrupt tablebase files. > Since Fritz/Junior/Hiarcs and I think most all programs do some kind of test >when initializing the engine/tablebases and they all refuse to run if only one >is bad, how hard would it be for the engine to tell me which one is faulty? >Since I now have 180 tablebase files that would be a great help. >Does anyone know if this is possible? Bob? Eugene? >Jim I am assuming that you are using compressed TBs, as everybody else. If so, download DATACOMP.EXE from Bob's site (it's part of the tbexe.zip in the TB directory), and then run FOR %f IN (*.emd) DO datacomp t %f >>t.txt from the command line in the directory that contains your TBs. After it'll finish check the file t.txt for the possible errors. Eugene
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