Here is something I found on comp.sys.amiga.games which may be useful:
Here is short descriptions of how I installed both Bard's Tale 1 and Bard's Tale 2 to my harddrive. In BT1 I had to use Dave Haynie's program 'DiskSalv'. It worked ok with the ancient 1.42 version, and it will probably work just as well with version 11.32 which can be found on AmiNet (/disk/salv/DiskSalv11_32.lha). Good luck!
BARD'S TALE 1> makedir Games:BT1insert disk "BardsTale:" in df0:
> disksalv from df0: to Games:BT1 > cd Games:BT1 > protect c/bardstale.dat add rwed > makedir saveinsert disk "Bards Tale character disk:" in df0:
> copy df0: save/ alledit s/startup-sequence to look like this:
assign BardsTale: "" assign "Bards Tale character disk:" save assign libs: libs assign fonts: fonts c/bardstale.datreset, then boot without startup-sequence ( for some obscure reason, I get a 'Stack overflow' error requester if I try to start the game after running anything else.) Don't know what to do on A3000.
> cd Games:BT1 > execute s/startup-sequenceBard's Tale should now be running from HD BARD'S TALE 2
> makedir Games:BT2insert disk "BardsTale:" in df0:
> copy df0: Games:BT2/ all > cd Games:BT2 > makedir saveinsert disk "Destiny Knight character disk:" in df0:
> copy df0: save/ alledit s/startup-sequence to look like this:
assign BardsDK: "" assign "Destiny Knight character disk:" save assign libs: libs assign fonts: fonts run sys:system/nofastmem bardthe game crashed after loading the party unless I used nofastmem, can't remember this happening before, but you could try to remove it and see if it works on your amiga. reset, then boot without startup-sequence ( for some obscure reason, I get a 'Stack overflow' error requester if I try to start the game after running anything else.) Don't know what to do on A3000.
> cd Games:BT2 > execute s/startup-sequenceBard's Tale II should now be running from HD
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