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    Was wondering what this means and what could happen if I continue with installation.
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    SPDT Setup V1.24 (C) 2004-2005 Duplex Secure Ltd.

    "The program will install SCSI Pass Through Direct (SPDT) layer on your computer
    WARNING - SPDT is not compatible with kernal mode debuggers (SoftICE, WinDGB ect.)!
    Plese cancle setup if you plan to use Kernal debugger on this machine
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    I don't know the technical details, but I believe it has to do with the drive emulation (virtual drive) capabilitieds of Alchohol. You shouldn't have to worry about that warning unless you are a programmer. If you don't know what that messege means, it is highly unlikely you will ever use a Kernal debugger, so you can safely install Alchohol.
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    Thanks just got a little worried didnt want to turn off my computer and then turn it back on only to find out I did something that messed my computer up big time. lol
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    You can also ask/search over at the alcohol forums. They were really helpful last time I was having issues.
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    Keep in mind that if you install this, you may be unable to run some games that detect such virtual drives in operation.
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