I have it working in DOSBox 0.70. I have the normal core running with auto cycles. Make sure you choose the following settings for your soundcard. Type: Soundblaster (Haven't tried others, but they might work too) Address: 220 IRQ: 7 DMA channel: 1 Use F10 to save the settings. Doublecheck the cfg …

Never mind about the hooking. I ment writing a small program that simulates the disk functions the game uses for making a savegame disk. The game uses plain BIOS function calls for it. I wrote a little int 13 routine that simulates those function calls. Run the attached program once before you boot …

There's a few things you could do. Install an extra virtual floppy drive and mount the image there. VFD is very handy for that. Available for free at http://chitchat.at.infoseek.co.jp/vmware/vfd.html Does the game check if the image is formatted? Or does it just format the image no matter if it's …

Well that won't make much difference imo. Providing the means to patch the executable or releasing a patched executable myself. Even if I were allowed to release a patch, I couldn't easily release it. I'll try to explain why without getting too technical. The file is is protected with the Copylock …

The game probably checks the label of the individual disks or checks for a specific disk.id file or something to check which disk is inserted. The solution would be to check out which method the game is using. If it's using an ID file then just copy the right one in the mounted folder in Windows and …

Concerning the sound. There's a problem with it on newer hardware. I know for a fact that the PC internal speaker sound worked on a 386 PC where I used to play the game on. On modern PC's the PC internal speaker sound doesn't work properly. This is because of the way the game programs the PIT ( …

:happyhappy: First of all I just registered for this forum and wanted to say hello. Second, I really love DOSBox. Since I've been using it I've been playing nothing else but my old favorite DOS games. I also found the debugger really helpfull, even without the support for the hardware debugger …