DOSBox, like most C programs, uses write buffering (see here ) for better performance. The data is written to disk when the buffer becomes full, so I guess the application is only writing a small amount and then leaving the file open. Closing a file will, of course, write all data to disk; and …

Hi Folks, So i'm running DOSBox on a Ubuntu machine to run a DOS application. My application creates a file which gets written to during the course of the application's execution. I'm seeing that the file does not get written to on my Linux file file system until DOSBox is exited or killed. Is this …

How do you run a Windows 32-bit application from within DOS(Box)? Its an .exe which runs on Windows, its not actually a Windows 32-bit application. Its a DOS application which makes MSDN calls internally. Hope i'm being clear :?: apologies for the misunderstanding earlier as my assumption was wrong …

Hi, This is my first post here, so I hope i'm not being naive :dead: I wanted to know how Dosbox actually works, i'm currently using Dosbox to run a win32 application from my Ubuntu machine and it works like a charm. The application I'm using uses the Serial Port to interface with a remote modem, I …