Author: Tina Long
Date: 14:15:38 01/19/01
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Thanks Michael, but..... I uninstalled & started again, Things I did DIFFERENTLY this time: 1. Installed where CM wanted to c:\prog.... (instead of D:\games...) 2. Did the Typical Install (instead of Min) 3. Completed the online Registration (instead of being unable to log on)(interestingly despite my uninstall CM remembered my input in my previous aborted registration attempt) 4. Restarted Windows before running CM (instead of starting CM immediatly) STILL: at infinite level the King analyses 1024 positions, almost completing depth 3. Thanks anyway Tina On January 19, 2001 at 07:11:38, Michael Cummings wrote: >On January 18, 2001 at 23:09:02, Tina Long wrote: > >>Hi guys, >>I've just installed (min. install) CM8k, to my 2nd harddrive D:\games\CM8k. >> >>No matter what level I set it at, it moves instantaneously, even after out of >>book. (The CD's in the drive) >> >>Set it at Infinite & it shows nothing in the "thinking lines" box (except once >>when it said 1024 positions depth 3, but showed no lines - I can't get it to >>repeat that). >> >>At Infinite The "Visual thinking" shows 3ply & stays there. >> >>I've used CM6k a lot, so I know what I'm doing (sort of) ie. I set side to move >>as computer, I try "Wake up", the clock's ticking & it moves when I "force" it >>to, but >> >>The Engine's not thinking. >> >>The book doesn't help, help doesn't help (it's a reprint of the book). >> >>Help me guys, >>I want the King to analyse a position. >> >>Haa >>Tina Long > >Tina, tina, tina > >You should have less energy these days after your long trips away. > >Just install it the way IT wants to install, in its own directory on your C >drive. And this minimal install is a waste of space, do the middle one. > >I don't care if you do not want to do it this way, but the chessmaster does, and >he is still smarter than you, and the guys who made it :)
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