I tried to install Windows 95 in DOSBox. It hangs during the disk check... I haven't yet tried using a bootable disk image made in (say) Bochs, but I doubt it would work well enough to even use the MIDI mapper, never mind run a game. Unfortunately DOSBox seems to be the only PC emulator with a …

Wait, are you the guy who wanted to install an alternate version of DOS? Never mind then... When I mount the C drive, my install of DosBox reports a little over 100MB, but I've never run into a directory it couldn't access, and I've got close to 100GB on disk. Of course, I haven't explored very far …

You aren't using a Microsoft keyboard with an "F lock" button, are you? Every time I want to use DOSBox (or MAME, or MIDI-OX for that matter), I have to make sure the function keys are turned on... and I know of no way to get them to turn on at boot...

C:\DOCUME~1\etc. should work fine.

>>The GPU can only do graphics processing.<< It's a processor. It may be best at graphics processing, but in theory it can do any task that can be reduced to a computer program. For instance, there's currently some research being done into running high-quality raytrace reverbs for music production ( …

That would explain why starting CWSDPMI with LH or LOADHIGH still takes up base memory...

Unless you have a directory "dosprog", that won't work. It's an example of a directory name, not a command. DOS only looks at one directory (folder) at a time; the "cd" (Change Directory) command moves the system's attention around the file system. The "dir" command shows you the files and …

Try searching for a DOS-based MIDI player. Most won't address the FM synth, but MIDIER (for instance) is one that does. It uses a driver called SBMIDI.EXE, and it runs in DOSBox just fine. Or you could use AdPlug/AdPlay...