Missing module for SP

[Avilator]

Hello everyone.

I recently decided that it was high time to patch my Black Shark to 1.0.2. So, I uninstalled all of my mods, uninstalled the software, and cleaned out any remaining files. I then re-installed 1.0, tested it, and it worked fine. My problem arose after I patched to 1.0.2. The 1.0.2 multiplayer works fine, but singleplayer does not. It produces an error about not finding a module. My install directory is C:\Eagle Dynamics.

A DxDiag and a screenshot of the error are attached below.

Any ideas?:helpsmilie:

BSSP error.bmp

DxDiag.txt

[EtherealN]

Did you apply the 1.0.2 patch onto a clean install? Recommended proceedure is:

 

Remove DCS:BS

Install "vanilla"

Apply patch

 

Removing mods may still leave traces, even when using modman, that can confuse the patch software and "break" the install.

[Distiler]

Install both the sim and the patch as an administrator (right click both installers and run as an administrator)

 

BTW, don't install 1.0.1, go from 1.0.0 to 1.0.2 directly.

[Avilator]

Maybe I was a little unclear: I went straight from "vanilla" 1.0 to 1.0.2. Ran them both as admin.

[Distiler]

Check md5, perhaps the download was somewhat corrupted?

 

1.0.2 english patch md5 is fe95f4deb4cc7da10e2ce623192acb7a

 

(google "md5 check" or something like that, gazilion apps for that)

[Distiler]

Wait a minute wait a minute...

 

Looking at the screenshot you've provided, two last lines say C:\Eagle Dynamics\Patch\bin\x86...

 

¿"patch"?

 

I think you installed the patch in the wrong folder or something went wrong with the patch installation.

Edited August 8, 2010 by Distiler

[Avilator]

Wait a minute wait a minute...

 

Looking at the screenshot you've provided, two last lines say C:\Eagle Dynamics\Patch\bin\x86...

 

¿"patch"?

 

I think you installed the patch in the wrong folder or something went wrong with the patch installation.

:doh:Do'h! I can explain. I tried to run the install straight to the folder where I have the 1.0 install. It just sat there "Backing up files" for the longest time. So I hit "next" and my task manager said it was not responding. Seeing this, I killed it. Next, I directed it to a folder called "patch" and it worked. I then copied all of the files/folders in there into C:\Eagle Dynamics.

EDIT: the md5 matches the one you posted

Edited August 8, 2010 by Avilator

[Avilator]

:doh:Yet another facepalm!

I fixed it. The desktop shortcut was pointing to that folder "Patch" I made. I changed it to the correct place and it works!

Thanks guys!:thumbup:

[Distiler]

For the record, don't kill the process, it works that way. It's so long that windows thinks it's nor responding, but given time it finishes properly.

 

And, well, congrats :)