I am happy to tell you I finally managed to make it work. Tried to run several games under it and it works pretty good. I will put together guide and place it into https://retropie.org.uk/forum/ , so if anyone is interested in making Win95 work in RetroPie, you can follow me there. Looks like the …

I am well aware of that. What I hoped for was that someone tried to do the same as me and managed to get further.

Making Win95 work in DOSBox was relatively easy task to do (on my Windows 10 desktop). Running games was no problem, performance was pretty good as well. However, my plan was to move it to Pi3, RetroPie. Now to achieve this, I had to remove COM1, COM2, LPT1 drivers, otherwise the only way to run …

I bought new controller and mapped it through DOSBox Mapper (CTRL+F1) just like the old one. The only difference is that my new controller has 2 analog joysticks. Apart from other keys, I mapped arrow keys to d-pad and 2 analog joysticks left unused. However, when I start random game via DOSBox, my …

thank you quick response, Qbix in the meantime I managed to find a solution by myself. reading documentation once again helped a lot :D it says that -exit will terminate dosbox when name program finishes. I updated my script to use name parameter and it works now: #!/bin/bash /opt/retropie/emulators …

I use DOSBox 0.74 in RetroPie on Raspberry Pi3. In order to make Ignition run without calling several commands every time, I created a script: #!/bin/bash /opt/retropie/emulators/dosbox/bin/dosbox -c "imgmount d /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/pc/Ignition/Ignition.iso -t iso" -c "mount c /home/pi/RetroPie/ …