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<blockquote data-quote="TimSmith" data-source="post: 1223857" data-attributes="member: 10322">I believe the &quot;no-cd&quot; fix was suggested because for some reason there is a security conflict between some setups and the TofEE CD access system. (I think that's the gist of it, anyway). One of the Troika Devs suggested it might help in a situation like yours but as with a lot of these buggy issues, who knows. He said you could find a link to it on the atari boards if you searched under no-cd. (By the way, I think the &quot;no-cd fix&quot; might itself be a no cd hack, used with Troika's blessing to get around this security issue-in other words you wouldn't be already using the cd hack, you would be putting it in place with the fix).Might be worth a try if you have definitely got the patch from the right location(see my previous post- before the official patch, a lot of people on the atari boards thought they had found &quot;the patch&quot; and it was a dud.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TimSmith, post: 1223857, member: 10322"] I believe the "no-cd" fix was suggested because for some reason there is a security conflict between some setups and the TofEE CD access system. (I think that's the gist of it, anyway). One of the Troika Devs suggested it might help in a situation like yours but as with a lot of these buggy issues, who knows. He said you could find a link to it on the atari boards if you searched under no-cd. (By the way, I think the "no-cd fix" might itself be a no cd hack, used with Troika's blessing to get around this security issue-in other words you wouldn't be already using the cd hack, you would be putting it in place with the fix). Might be worth a try if you have definitely got the patch from the right location(see my previous post- before the official patch, a lot of people on the atari boards thought they had found "the patch" and it was a dud.) [/QUOTE]

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