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07-28-20, 08:31 PM
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Chief
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RFB 2.0 Installation
I'm running FotRSU and I'm looking to install RFB for a new challenge. I'm going to do a fresh install and I'm wondering if RFB requires the Large Address Aware executable? Are there any other caveats I need to know about?
Thanks....... 
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07-29-20, 11:07 AM
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Silent Hunter
 
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Location: Chicago area, which is more dangerous than Omaha Beach.
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always implement LAA when playing SH4. consider it table-stakes. 
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07-29-20, 11:27 AM
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Chief
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I realized that LAA is a function of the executable. Being away from Windows for so many years, I've forgotten about all the quirks. I guess my brain is still tuned to Linux.
Thanks for all the patients...... 
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