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Unable to open FS9

Postby stu » Mon Nov 24, 2008 3:56 pm

Yesterday I added Taylor J-2 from Golden Age Simulations.
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Re: Unable to open FS9

Postby dave3cu » Mon Nov 24, 2008 4:31 pm

'Aircraft Initialization Failure.....' error means that the sim cannot find the aircraft for the default flight. In this case I suspect you saved a flight with the J-2 and designated it as your default flight'

Open the 'fs9.cfg' file and locate the 'SITUATION=....' line

[USERINTERFACE]
.........
SITUATION=C:\Documents and Settings\dave\My Documents\Flight Simulator Files\3cu

Delete the path string so that it reads only 'SITUATION=' and save the file.

The sim should now start with the 'default' default flight, Cessna at Seattle.

Don't know why it couldn't find the J-2 in the first place, unless you removed something or changed the 'aircraft.cfg' file so it couldn't find the J-2.

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Re: Unable to open FS9

Postby stu » Mon Nov 24, 2008 5:33 pm

Dave,
As you probably all ready know, that worked.  Thanks so much.  I owe you dinner or something.  Now I can fly (probably to my wife's chagrin).  Again, thanks and YIPPEE!!! ;D 8-)
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Re: Unable to open FS9

Postby JBaymore » Tue Nov 25, 2008 1:04 am

[quote]Dave,
As you probably all ready know, that worked.
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