I have no experience about this, but have you tried installing with the Grim Fandango Setup?

http://quick.mixnmojo.com/grim-fandango-setup

DonJ wrote:I didn't get it to work either, please let me know if you do.

Have you tried installing under Win98 like I did? (or are you talking about Putt-Putt?)

clem wrote:are you sure the floppies copied correctly from the disk?

Preyer wrote:If I install from the original floppies or...

So yeh... Or at least I think my Windows would notice if the floppies/data on 'em have gone bad? Or does it?

Raziel wrote:Hmm, could it be that the floppy versions hold the .he1 file splitted and packed on different disks?

Yeh, that's it. I've only got install.exe and puttputt.001 - .005.

If I install it straight (under WinXp) it does the same trick as earlier - installs a corrupt version.

Found no other posts concerning this problem and Google didn't help either, so I guess you're my last resort. When installing (I've got the original floppies) Putt-Putt Joins the Parade with DOSBox and files copied to my harddrive, it prompts for the disk 2 and doesn't proceed. I had the same proble...

Sam & Max working, installed under Win98. Tougher luck with Putt-Putt Joins the Parade, I've tried under Dosbox and Win98 so far. It installs (from _only_ the first disk I think), but when running it stops at some point. With ScummVM it gives an error with something like "x is missing from ...

Ehmm... how does subst differ from using mount a in any way? (didn't get it working)

I think I'll have to dig into some DOSBox discussions.

I ran to this problem now that I started making back-ups of my old floppies. I tried both of the ways discussed above, neither worked?

I think I have a little related problem with Loom also. I own the disket-version of the game and found out a few days ago that Underdogs is (legally?) sharing not the game, but the files that should update the disket-version to the cd-rom-version (with a notification that a illegal version would not...