New install in win98 error

[ltjessecmame]

Hi, I am trying to install in a wi98 fresh install and i get the following error:

13:56:00.2 12/7/27: GameEx: Version 9.02: Starting Log

13:56:00.4 12/7/27: Operating System Platform: Win32Windows

13:56:00.4 12/7/27: Operating System Name: Windows 98

13:56:00.4 12/7/27: Operating System Version: 4.10.67766446

13:56:00.7 12/7/27: Checking for versions of .net Framework installed

13:56:00.7 12/7/27: .net Framework 2.0 Installed

13:56:00.8 12/7/27: x86 Family 6 Model 8 Stepping 6, 254MB

13:56:01.0 12/7/27: Running Randomize()

13:56:01.2 12/7/27: Loading PlugIns

13:56:01.3 12/7/27: --**--

13:56:01.3 12/7/27: Error: String was not recognized as a valid Boolean.

13:56:01.5 12/7/27: at System.Boolean.Parse(String value)

13:56:01.5 12/7/27: at aq.a(String A_0, String A_1, Boolean A_2)

13:56:01.5 12/7/27: at w.bz()

13:56:01.5 12/7/27: at w.a(Boolean A_0, String A_1, Boolean A_2)

13:56:01.5 12/7/27: at w..ctor()

13:56:01.6 12/7/27: GameEx is exiting with errors

13:56:01.6 12/7/27: ERRORS DETECTED: EXITING

any help will be appreciated.

Jesse

[headkaze]

Tom: I recommend using System.Boolean.TryParse() instead

[Tom Speirs]

Open up the plugin manager in the programs group, then make sure all plugins are turned off.

Try that.

HK, thats the internal .net code, not my code. I cant see what the exact error is at the moment, as Im away at the moment.

Cheers.

Tom

[headkaze]

Ahh nevermind then. But I'm addicted to using .Try* methods now, they are great. Eg. int myNum = Int32.Parse("123AAA"); will cause an exception where as if(Int32.TryParse("123AAA", out myNum) allows you to enter the if statement if it's successful. Anyway, It was a handy trick to know if you don't already

[ltjessecmame]

when i open the plug in manager it shows a bunch of things, they are unchecked but i dont see how to turn them off or remove them...

Thanks again,

Jesse

[headkaze]

HK, thats the internal .net code, not my code. I cant see what the exact error is at the moment, as Im away at the moment.

Maybe it's the obfuscator screwing up?

[Utopioneer]

Ahh. I'm having the same problem, although different locations (?) and having a hell of a time sorting it out. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[bkenobi]

Your best bet is to post your log file so we can see what's going on.