Perhaps it has lost track of your shift keys. Try pressing and releasing each in turn: left Shift, Alt, Ctrl, right Shift, Alt, Ctrl, CapsLock. Try holding down Shift or Ctrl while pressing one of the unusable keys. Some KVM are better than others. Some KVM + keyboard combinations work better than …

Here is my collection of standoffs. Maybe you could use something similar to what I have done with the rightmost(standoff into standoff with washers to adjust for height) and a nut on the other side.

The female "pins" are easily removed from the plug by pressure applied to the exposed area of metal(on the side of the plug) for each pin, while pulling gently on the wire.

Make sure that your speakers work with another audio source and are plugged into the correct jack on the soundcard. Reset your computer's cmos and replace the battery if necessary. Uninstall, then reinstall the SBLive drivers. Remove and reseat the SBLive card in its slot. Switch slots if possible.

HunterZ wrote: If you mount the bin then DOSBox won't know about the audio tracks. Exactly. I was thinking of this as a potential work-around for the "two musics playing at the same time" issue. Obviously, it will eliminate the ability to play the CDA when it should be playing.

I realize that(even if it works) this wont cause the game to behave as it did on real hardware, but will the game run if you do it the wrong way and mount the bin rather than the cue?

I don't know if this helps as my "current" environment is very different from the op, but here is dosbox .73 on Puppy Linux 1.09ce (xorg 6.8.1, kernel 2.4.29)

Most games of that era did not support the SB16's midi out directly. They work with an MPU-401 or compatible interface only. Some versions(but not all) of the SB16 include a partial MPU-401 emulation which has to be explicitly enabled through software before starting your game. Definitely do test …

i'd like to add my own files and folders to Drive Z in Dosbox. Are you sure that you want to? It's easier to just add PATH=Z:\;C:\DOSUTILS to the [autoexec] portion of your DOSBox configuration file, where C:\DOSUTILS refers to a real subfolder on a mounted "c drive." If you want DOSBox to have C: …

The music on the non-cd version seems fine on a CM-64.

E8h is either a jmp or a call(it's been a while since I last looked at X86 machine code.) 90h is nop(no operation.) If I had to guess I'd say a couple of called procedures have been nopped out(skipped.) To know what goes wrong at that point you'd need to debug(or disassemble) the original code at …

What os are you running? Which game? What *exactly* did you type to reach this point at which you have no sound? Did you install the game from within Dosbox? Did you configure sound from within the game(or its install/config program?)

Hardware: Celeron 2.8G, 1G ram Software: Puppy Linux 1.9ce, Dosbox .73 Tokenkai seems to work just fine here. I'm not good at it though. I played for about 30 minutes with no issues. Dynamic core, auto cycles. Maybe the problem only happens on Windows?

How else can they 'spam' you? As far as Airborne Ranger is concerned, I can definitely vouch for it as a good game. It's one of the first 3rd person shooters that required stealth to be successful. The Atari/Digital River distribution is a Winrar self-extractor that includes Dosbox .72 for Windows. …

Hey all. It's been awhile, but I see the conf file I attached in an earlier post has been looked at 23 times, so I guess some people are interested in the sound issue I have with a game. Maybe someone would actually like to take a look at the game in question to further troubleshoot. Luckily it can …

You need to use Alt-O and set Panning Control to something other than keyboard if you want to use keys to fly.

Could somebody please try this game (vga or svga mode, doesn't matter) on some 386 system? Mobygames specs tell that it only runs on a 486+ Ok, I rebuilt my 386 to test this. Machine specs are as follows: i80386DX-20, Cyrix 387, 10Megs of ram, Tseng ET4000AX, SB16-mcd(isa card only,) 3x 3-CD …