Command And Conquer : Red Alert 1

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This installer is a beta script. It means that it might not work as expected

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Script for the classic Command And Conquer Red Alert (1995 ?), released as freeware ISO CD images by EA Games to promote Red Alert 3 (2008). However if you use those ISO images, they will need to be burned to disc for this game to work correctly.
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anyb Jeudi 4 Juin 2015 à 20:43
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Hi. Installer expecting CD to be burned. Is there any workaround for Notebook without CD-ROM drive at all?

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Jeudi 4 Juin 2015 à 20:57
Unfortunately, if you only have a CD, but not drive, you might have to copy the disc to a flash drive and try to point the installer to the flash drive. That is just what comes to mind. It should work, though.
Anonymous
Jeudi 4 Juin 2015 à 21:49
Thank you for response.
After your suggestion I have tried following procedure:
1. Format USB Flash drive (FAT/NTFS/ext4)
2. Copy .iso using dd command: sudo dd if=/.../isofile.iso of=/dev/sdX
3. Run the PlayOnLinux script

Unfortunately, none of these file system works. In case FAT it was total failure (something about drive being inaccessible), for NTFS/ext it was exact same error as if I use mount command.

I'm leaving this message out to not waste time and efforts of anybody who might look into this in future.
Jeudi 4 Juin 2015 à 22:02
Wait, this was an ISO? where did you get it from?
Anonymous
Jeudi 4 Juin 2015 à 22:15
When EA was advertising RA3 they provide RA1 for free. Here is webarchive: http://web.archive.org/web/20080913232303/http://www.ea.com/redalert/news-detail.jsp?id=62 (link to download might be out dated now). I've downloaded it back then. This copy of iso certainly was working under Windows (mounted) because I was using it like that back then via DeamonTools I think.
Jeudi 4 Juin 2015 à 22:18
Oh ok. Cool. You should be able to mount it in Linux the same way, but using a different program. We don't support ISO mounting, but it is really simple to find by doing a little searching. ;)

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