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    Default Re: ETW-SFE: what is disk two actually for?

    It's probably of no use but I had to reinstall ETW last night - when all I really had to do was clear old mod files from the scripts folder - and of the approximate 14gb of installation files, around 10gb are on Disc 1 and over 4gb are on Disc 2, obviously making Disc 2 a substantial part.

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    Default Re: ETW-SFE: what is disk two actually for?

    Quote Originally Posted by Tora View Post
    It's probably of no use but I had to reinstall ETW last night - when all I really had to do was clear old mod files from the scripts folder - and of the approximate 14gb of installation files, around 10gb are on Disc 1 and over 4gb are on Disc 2, obviously making Disc 2 a substantial part.

    Is it possible that your internet connection was interrupted at any stage?
    Thought so.

    But a dual layer DVD can only hold 8.5gb IIRC, checking now.

    yup, its 8.5gb per disk max.
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