Uhmm, I've checked and GOG Comandos 2 version is 1.20 and surprise! it runs without dgVoodoo but crashes as soon as I add the DLLs even without a .conf.

I have the GOG version, maybe that's the problem, will try to find more info about the Legacy version.

lowenz wrote: Commandos 2 (use Destination Paris mod to have all 3 Commandos missions in one package! 😁 ) + WIP40 = confirmed working Choose THE LEGACY version folder to install the mod. Do you have a voodoo.conf file that I could try? Maybe I'm using the wrong options.

Hi, since the upgrade to Windows 1709 (Fall creators update) dgVoodoo 2.54 has stopped working for me. I had it working for Comandos 2 and 3, and several old EA Sports titles (Rugby 2008, Tiger Woods 2004, NHL 04 and MVP 2005). Now all of them crash at startup. I've tried changing some options in …

Well, I was able to find it myself, really strange when setting CXX="g++ -arch i386" it does work, I though that CXXFLAGS was enough, but it seems that it is not, maybe some assembling don't use the CXXFLAGS??... anyway mystery solved. Great thanks for your support and also for your patience 😁

I've tried to follow the same options they use and get the same crash as before, maybe that the --enable-debug option makes a difference on the dynamic core behaviour, is the only difference. Edit: Compiled again with enable-debug and got the same crash ... maybe I have a defective Xcode …

Well, use a Snow Leopard virtual machine I have in parallels with XCode 3.2.6 and I make it work without problem, even when linking dynamically to official latest SDL framework. Clearly, Snow Leopard was the latest good cat 😁 Regards and thank you for your help!

What version is "old Xcode"? 3.2.6 ?? Did you copy the /Developer dir from a Snow Leopard installation? Regards

Hello, My compilation of DOSbox (both 0.74 and latest trunk from SVN) crash when setting the core to dynamic, I know this is an indication of a x86_64 build, but I am quite sure I have build a i386 binary, lipo -info reports: Non-fat file: src/dosbox is architecture: i386 I have compiled against SDL …