#Diablo 2 script means install
#Diablo 2 script means software

I've attempted the 'Full Installation' with all cinematics, and just the multiplayer install, which is everything but the cinematics. I follow the instructions - clicking on Next in POL when it asks for the next disc, and so forth.

#Diablo 2 script means install

Hello, so I've read this thread through and it looks like others have had variations on the same issue I'm having.īasically, I try to install Diablo II (Battle Chest edition) through PlayOnLinux 4.2.4. Yes it needs the same fix, but do you've got install.exe in root directory of your D2LOD cd? With that install I get the same error as before when trying to find the cd-rom ('Error: Unable to find the CD-ROM!') maybe this install needs the same fix as Diablo II did to find the discs? Quote from gparobbins At inserting third cd (install disc) it should start diablo II setup. POL asks you about all that cds because it needs to know where are mount points of these cds. What executable files do you've got in root directory of your install disc? What language version do you've got?īTW. The installation script was tested with Polish language version of Diablo II and on install disc there was install.exe.

#Diablo 2 script means software

I never get to see an actual installation of the software and it was too fast even to be a copy of software from the disc's. Good news it was able to find the CINEMATICS, PLAY DISC and INSTALL DISC! However it just flipped through the discs as fast as I could get the discs ejected and inserted. Thanks for the help so far, I feel like we are getting close. With that install I get the same error as before when trying to find the cd-rom ('Error: Unable to find the CD-ROM!') maybe this install needs the same fix as Diablo II did to find the discs? When instructed to insert other discs at beginning of process with the instruction of: Please insert 'Install disc', if you try to eject the previous disc it cannot be done because the PlayOnLinux software has the drive being used and you cannot unmount it until you press 'Forward' (instructions say press 'Next' button which I cannot locate -) ) which you can then eject the disc and insert the correct disc. (maybe all this goes away once I can do the actual install)