yes i have, the "24 bpp" message dissapeared, but the lag remains.

Thats what im trying to do - get someone to explain how to down the bpp to 16.

I'm using Windows XP home edition with a ATI 3D rage IIC AGP video card. I might also want to add that the lag only happens when i full screen dosbox. When it is windowed, the problems do not occur.

Hi, recently i installed my old WOLF3D game i ran it through dosbox, as instructed by a friend, and it works great, until certain "loading" screens it seems to slow down significantly. During gameplay, everything is smooth as well, until you pick up ammo or any items. it lags a bit. I tried using …

okay do i edit the conf inside dosbox? im assuming so cause you cant do it from windows.

This may make me sound dumb, but when i open up dosbox CVS, it mounts the C: drive right off the bat by itself. i try to mount a folder in the C drive but it wont let me cause C: was auto-mounted at the beginning, i read the README and -u unmounts, i tried that but got an illegal command. I almost …

When opening up DOSBOX cvs, it automatically mounts the C drive. i read the read me and -u removes the mount but when i type it in it says illegal command, and it won't let me mount the folder i want cause C is mounted. suggestions?

cant seem to find the download for Dosbox CVS, where can i find the link if there is one?

Could you please explain the command to type inside dosbox to change it as core=dynamic?

When i tried that, i get the installer working, then it says enter the drive in which the floppys are storing the data. when i type it in its giving me an illegal command. and when i try running it from the A: drive it won't do it either probly because thats not the drive the installer or data is in …

Hi. I'm new to the forums, and i first like to say that DOSbox works great for me, most games that didnt support music or sound suddenly did when ran through DOSbox. now onto the problem... I've been tryin to install a game, called BLUEFORCE. as you may or may not know, the setup file was programed …