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Unable to open Geopak ss2 8.11.07.566

ealvarez

Hey,

I have Geopak Suite 8.11.07.566 installed, along with Inroads Suite 8.11.07.566 using Microstation version 8.11.07.443

Recently i've been unable to open Geopak using the icon with -wsLoad_GEOPAK_SS2=1 attached. It opens up vanilla microstation with a text window with the following:

MDL Loader: Could not load application Bentley.InRoads.Commands.AT.dll
OS could not load C:\Program Files (x86)\Bentley\InRoads Group V8.11\bin\gpkDgnA
T.2.0.dll, error 126.
MDL Loader: Unable to load library (DLL or MDL shared library) gpkDgnAT.2.0.dll
OS could not load C:\Program Files (x86)\Bentley\InRoads Group V8.11\bin\gpkdgnA
T.2.0.dll, error 126.
MDL Loader: Unable to load library (DLL or MDL shared library) gpkdgnAT.2.0
OS could not load C:\PROGRAM FILES (X86)\BENTLEY\INROADS GROUP V8.11\BIN\CivUstA
T.dll, error 126.
MDL Loader: Unable to load library (DLL or MDL shared library) CivUstAT

Is there a .cfg file i need to update to get geopak working again?

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    There are two config files (geopak.cfg and inroadsat.cfg) in your MicroStation /appl directory. You do NOT want them both enabled at the same time.By enabled, I mean that anything with the .cfg extension will be executed when MicroStation is tarted.

    If you want to run geopak, then make sure it has a .cfg extension and rename the inroads file to something other than .cfg.

    If you want to run inroads, then make sure it has a .cfg extension and rename the geopak file to something other than .cfg.

    Derricke


    This is a test

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    You could put them in a sub folder and add two user config files - One for GEOPAK on one for InRoads and in each, use the %include syntax and point it to the sub-folder and appropriate file.

    Unless by the time the UCF file is read, too many other things needing these have had to happen.

    Charles (Chuck) Rheault
    CADD Manager

    MDOT State Highway Administration

    • MicroStation user since IGDS, InRoads user since TDP.
    • AutoCAD, Land Desktop and Civil 3D, off and on since 1996
  • Offline in reply to caddcop
    Good idea, Chuck. I'm not well versed in this myself but I'm told that the cfgs are loaded with the priority order according to alphabetical order. So the inclusions could be brought up in a file that starts with A.

    Regarding the disabling of cfg files, from what I've experienced, if you put an underscore at the end of the extension, the file is processed as though it didn't have that. The best bet may be to put an underscore in front of the cfg rather than after it.

    Example: geopak.cfg is processed. geopak.cfg_ is processed. geopak._cfg is not processed.

    (Yes, I'm dredging an old thread, but it came up with a search that still hasn't yielded what I was hoping for, and I had a couple thoughts that might help.)
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