Thanks for the heads up. Turns out it was located here: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, SOFTWARE\Alliance Semiconductor\Driver\HW Acceleration Settings, MCLKFrequency Changing the value from 72 to 60 solved the problem. On a different note, it is slightly baffling that some, or even most, Rush cards are, by …

I am receiving garbled text on the desktop (using Windows 95) after installing a voodoo rush card (latest drivers). I have read that this is a common occurrence: "The AT25 is clocked at 72 MHz and memory cannot keep up with it, creating artifacts on the desktop (!). Settings frequency one or two MHz …

I think it was meant to run Jaguar cd games: "JAGUAR PC CARD. Computer peripheral. Sigma Designs is developing a card for IBM PCs and compatables that runs Jaguar CD software and acts as a ReelMagic MPEG card. Last announced release date was December 1994. No price has been given." Source: www. …

There's also an Atari Jaguar isa card: http://www.thefreelibrary.com/ATARI+AND+SIGMA … E+PC-a015194713 However, never made it to retail.

Just wondering to what extent, in general, are voodoo 1 games compatible with the voodoo rush. Does this compatibility vary between dos and windows glide games? Also does it depend on what voodoo rush drivers one uses?

For cd-rom support just emulate a virtual drive. Works fine.

Sure I'll whip something up tonight.

Finally got it working. Had to use ykhwong's build to install IE4.O and then deal with the "windows installer" problem. But daemon tools are now up and running, and I gave it a test with a few programs which ran fine. There's still the garish yellow tint for everything requiring more than 256 colors …

So I successfully install Windows95C with these options: - In setup wizard I click "custom" - In the "Analyzing your computer" screen I click "No, I want to modify hardware list" - Here, under "display," I unclick everything appart from "standard vga display." ALso I unclick all under "sound, mid …

Yeah the trick was to use imagemake on Hal's megabuild and then fdisk and format it on ykhwong's [I then transferred the c.img onto my mac as ykhwong's isnt mac compatible]. There's a guide for this here: http://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?t=26973 [To get dosbox 0.74 to recognize it, it was …

I've tried making Win95 a tad more useful by using a 2 gig hard-drive. Also, following other threads, I've installed win95c via "standard vga display" and "no sound," to circumvent the rundll32 error. However, I've hit another dead end after trying to install daemon tools. Getting usb support in …

Edit: Take that back, just had a lapse of concentration after playing around with this thing for hours. Everything is working fine now. Thanks for all the help dada.

Thanks for the inspiration dada - finally managed to crack it. The error appears to have came from the fact that I had two copies of dosbox - one mounted as a .dmg file while another on the Macintosh HDD. Running the one from the hard-drive produced the error, while running dosbox.img would create a …

Ok, I've tried Windows 95 [4.00.950] but am still receiving the "fatal exception OE" error upon booting. When I close dosbox and attempt to re-boot [ie. again type "imgmount c c.img" followed by "boot c.img"], it gives me: "Opening image file c.img Booting from drive A... Invalid system disk Replace …

Thanks for the speedy response. First I tried Win 95C [OSR 2.5] and then Win95B [OSR 2.1]. Both of them gave the same error. As you note, however, these are the latest builds, so I'll give Win95A a go and post back.

Hi Guys, I ran into a problem which, after a two day futile struggle, has left me completely stumped. Hopefully someone here can shed some light, if anything! I followed all the outlined steps, however when I boot into Windows 95 for the first time, and indeed every time from thereon, I receive the …