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Subject: Re: Which Program plays the Best Positional Chess?

Author: Jeremiah Penery

Date: 09:53:07 02/16/00

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On February 16, 2000 at 12:34:41, Harald Faber wrote:

>On February 16, 2000 at 00:59:03, Jeremiah Penery wrote:
>
>>On February 16, 2000 at 00:39:23, Harald Faber wrote:
>>
>>>I once preferred MChessPro but the other 4 programs have improved a lot in the
>>>last time and on my Athlon there is FAT32 so that I cannot use MCP on that
>>
>>What does FAT32 have anything to do with MChessPro working or not?
>
>Of course I want to play MCPro with maximum hash. And as I only have Win98 on my
>Athlon there is no short way around than to start DOS from a boot disk. But when
>I do this, the FAT32-partition where MCP is installed is not recognized. So I
>cannot simply change to drive C: because for the booted system that drive does
>not exist.
>Do you have a short and simple workaround to get MCP run?

You can't just use the DOS that is part of Win98 (Dos 7.1 or something)?

• MCPro with FAT32 and Win98 Harald Faber 22:17:38 02/16/00
  • You can boot using a WIN98 startup disk!! MCP8 can use maxhash in WIN98! Rafael Vasquez 13:50:23 02/17/00
    • Indeed it works Harald Faber 09:44:15 02/18/00
      • Re: Indeed it works Christophe Theron 20:23:31 02/18/00
        • Re: Indeed it works Harald Faber 01:58:10 02/20/00
    • Re: You can boot using a WIN98 startup disk!! MCP8 can use maxhash in WIN98! Harald Faber 21:56:34 02/17/00
      • Copy of my config.sys & autoexec.bat (floppy) with cd drivers1 Rafael Vasquez 15:28:29 02/21/00
        • Re: Copy of my config.sys & autoexec.bat (floppy) with cd drivers1 Harald Faber 21:41:15 02/21/00
        • Hey Harald!! the above message has the info for MCP8 Rafael Vasquez 15:31:37 02/21/00
      • Re: You can boot using a WIN98 startup disk!! MCP8 can use maxhash in WIN98! Bertil Eklund 02:25:46 02/19/00

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