I'd just like to say... this thread, and the work Ruthan has put down in researching and testing these things, are BEYOND epic! : O I had the same kind of mad, mad idea recently, but I had but begun to look into things, when I found Ruthan's info-resources. Stellar stuff, dude! Keep doing the good …

Something I haven't seen mentioned yet, are the many awesome MODS for the multiplayer of Quake1. Team-Fortress and Rocket Arena are two definitive must-haves for a Lan-party! = )

Quite impressive work here, Agentx007 - your build is quite an inspiration for me, whom wants to create something similar. Btw, could you make some Youtube-videos of you playing a few games? Would be interesting too see what Doom1-2 looks and sounds like, with your rig.

All right, I've finally installed my program! : o Turns out I'm a dummy, since the two install-files were NOT dos-applications! Instead, they were win-image self-extracting ones... so, I then ran them, and created an image (turns out you don't need both disks, the second disk is just some …

I would suggest you to run the first installer file with a blank floopy image mounted, do the same with the second and then use an SVN build to install the program. Cheers for the reply. How do I go about creating these blank floppy images though? Do I have to use a separate program for this? I've …

I've spent the day reading up on old graphics engines, game engines, utilities, the first 8086 micro-processors, DOS, and a whole host of stuff that's just making my HEAD spin! : o Trying to learn enough to one day be able to make a source-port for a classic game, but DAMN! This is really, really …

Yeah... so, I've got this program I want to install, however, the installation is somewhat head-puzzlingly complicated. It utilises two install-utilities, exe-file 1 and exe-file 2 - the two files are then meant to create INSTALL-DISKS, aka install-floppies, onto two floppies. When created, these …