I'd enjoy this IDE CDROM patch very much too! (when done). :yay!: Dark Side of the Moon (6 discs) seems to be made for Win9x only. I'm sure Daemon Tools would be able to handle the disc swaps but it'd be more convenient to swap out native ISOs (rather than create a 4-8 GB FAT32 image to store the …

Syndicate Wars seems to switch between vga (movies, in-game) vs s3 svga (menus). Still glitchy but better so only save/load state between vga-only states (or during svga only). Otherwise it works out with other games so far. Going to WIP1 commit this since it generally works (minus svga <--> vga …

This addition is for basic dos file handling (streaming problems). More spread out changes this time since a new function is needed for drive handlers. Example game would be Syndicate Wars. Make a save state at intro movie (streaming content). You can reload the state later in the movie to replay …

Have another patch for cdrom cdda. Ex. Play Gobliiins 1/2 CD. Hit dosbox load state while intro playing. Wrong cdda track keeps playing as BGM in normal game. (ykhwong svn-daum 2012-02-20) dos/dos_mscdex.cpp (add to end of file) #include "../save_state.h" //save state support namespace { class …

Another small improvement. This time for mouse cursor. Sometimes Lemmings 2 can act goofy with the mouse, allowing restricted cursor movement on loadstate. This will resize the 'mouse window' on savestate. ykhwong svn-daum 2012-02-20 (ints/mouse.cpp) (add to end of file) #include "../save_state.h" …

Thank you for the experimental save states code. I think they are really practical for me (even if a temporary solution at this stage). I'm (very slowly) going through some of the ykhwong save state version. To make it a little more useful for what I play. This one adds palette states. Example is ( …

Hi, Using win32 dosbox (vanilla) svn dated 03-2012. Default settings. I use the dosbox 'pause' hotkey with mouse 'actively locked' to window. I then alt+tab out but the mouse cursor moves inside a small desktop 'restricted area'. Like a 640x480 boundary. Also using 'pause' inside dosbox fullscreen …