I'm close... I have the vooodoo rush patch and when I ran it, it gave the error Fatal error: unable to load DLL. I searched around these forums some more and found I needed to download GLIDE2X.DLL and glide2x.ovl. I put them in my TOMBRAID directory and now I get Assertion failed: 0, file fxpci.c, …

I can't seem to find the 3dfx patch online, or even the Glide enabled Tomb Raider demo. I come up with several links to the "new" versions of Tomb Raider meant to run in Windows. Any links? Robert

thanks.

What are some of the best Glide games out there for DOSBox? I want to test Glide support in ykhwong's build and I can't remember which were Glide games back in the day except Tomb Raider. Are there any other demos I can download that will show off that feature? Robert

Ah, ok. Thanks! I'll see if I can contact the original poster of the HowTO to update his posting. Robert

I couldn't post on the Guide topic of Windows 3.1, so I'll post here. I am using ykhwong's November 6 build in Windows XP. Question: Why the warning about disabling EMS in DOSBox before running Windows 3.1? It works fine for me. Is there something that it will do (or not)? Robert

SB16 + Roland SCD-15 daughterboard. 100% compatibility and best MIDI possible. -Robert

OK, now that Micro$haft has taken over the wonderful Virtual PC 5.2 product, we lost our Connectix forums to discuss this product. With kudos to MS, they did indeed take most of the general support questions and put them into KB/Technet/online format, but that still doesn't give us a place to talk …

How do you guys tell what VESA modes it supports? If I run any programs like MSD or SYSCHK, it just kicks me out of DOSBox. Does DOSBox support any "self-examining" programs like that? -Robert

Just to reiterate again, I did do a search and no such topic was ever posted in the VDMSound forum. **You** moved it to the Milliways forum, where it then became a duplicate topic. In either case, my original argument stands. I wanted to know from others a good list of DOS games that were …

OK, I'm being pushed around here. Let me clarify a few things. 1) I have never heard of the Vogons forum before yesterday. I actually posted it in the VDMSound forum. I had noticed the VDMSound forum had changed, and wondered what Vlad did. I guess he offloaded his support to you guys? In either …

Nicht, Moderator or not, I don't appreciate you closing my thread so soon. Am I not allowed to ask such a question here? The only two games listed in that old thread hardly constitutes a discussion on the subject, let alone a comprehensive list. Robert

What were some of the hardest games to configure for having enough conventional memory? I remember Tie Fighter and Privateer needing specific amounts of either conventional or EMS. What were some of the other problem childs? I need to "test" a DOS config. Thanks, Robert

I'll report back my findings here, and probably on a Usenet group somewhere so it gets recorded in the annals of Dejanews history. My SQ2500 already doesn't do FM music for Alone in the Dark 2 and 3, so I stopped my testing right there. It does SB Pro sound, but that's it. Robert

I think this thread got more off topic from it's off topic roots. I figured the bunch of people on this board would know about DOS games on modern hardware. It looks like I'll have to do it myself. I'm going to buy a Fortemedia SP-801 chipset board and a Yamaha YMF744 based board (like the Aopen …

Both of those are ISA.

Question for you all. If I wanted to build a PC today with modern processors, motherboards, etc. What is the best integrated audio chipset or PCI sound card I could buy with the best Soundblaster compatibility? I know, nothing is good as an ISA slot SB16, but if I have to go PCI or integtrated, who …