No, he meant the PC emulator known as DOSBox. http://dosbox.zophar.net http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/dosbox VPC is available for OS/2 as well. Anyway DOSBox is explained as follows: "What is DOSBox?" "It is a PC emulator with builtin DOS for running DOS Games primarily. For more information, …

Yep, no sense in tearing apart NTVDM when you can just build upon DosBox. :) Perhaps DosBox can be ported to OS/2? or can the Win32 executable already run under OS/2? Why should one port a VDM to OS/2? OS/2 already has the best VDM with the longest compatibility list. Also a VDM has nothing to do …

I'm done with open source. I'm not looking for another CVS-host. BTW sourceforge is hosted and maintained by americans and that would be the second reason not to put my stuff on it. This is what Snover is referring to: http://www.vogons.org/showthr...d=5339#post5339 vCOMPAT contains OS/2 VDM …

I can certainly understand why there would be some idiots in the crowd that pissed you off -- I mean, there are people like that anywhere -- but you certainly shouldn't let them get to you like this. Is there any chance of being able to port the OS/2 VDM to NT, or would that just be too much work? …

Have you thought about getting help on it? Like a hint from one of the former game programmers? http://www.mobygames.com/game/credits/gameId,164/ Jeff Tunnell currently works for GarageGames: http://www.garagegames.com/index.php?sec=mg&mod=resource&page=view&qid=4046 Actually I was not interested …

I meant that, as I understood it, there was one "classic" Sierra title that GoSierra couldn't fix due to changes specifically for that title. No, there was and is not. The only game that is unpatchable is Heart Of China, but afaik it's a Dynamix game and uses hardcoded sound routines (not the …

GoSierra v2 had the addition of fixing Dynamix games. GoSierra v3 had the addition of fixing some special Dynamic CD-ROM games like Willy Beamish CD. btw. FUCK WAR Just wanted to state that. Thanx.

GoSierra v1 already fixed it. At least I played through whole QFG1VGA under OS/2 VDM w/o any problems. I suspect it's either NTVDM (sucks anyway) or VDMSound emulation problems.

Nicht Sehr Gut wrote: Also note that using a GoSierra-modified driver caused AdLib music to disappear. Then its because of buggy emulation. GoSierra never touched the adlib driver (!). It only patches the DAC driver. cu, Kiewitz

Well, first of all MSCDEX has nothing to do with it. Willy Beamish CD just has buggy sound drivers as most Sierra games. Try to use the freshly released GOSiERRA v3 from: http://en.ecomstation.ru/kiewitzsoft/doscompat.php That should solve it. For the previous version (v2) I guessed how the dynamix …