How do I enable the DPMI support in DOSBox? Since the DPMI support for DOSBox is disabled, not even a DPMI client like "CWSDPMI" would work. This may mean that nothing compiled with "DJGPP" would run in DOSBox, if the DPMI support cannot be enabled.
If DPMI is disabled then how it is possible for most 386 protected mode games to run properly?
If you are meaning a specific built-in dpmi support, I am not sure.
Built-in DPMI support is not disabled - it was removed completely because it was not needed anymore - normal DPMI servers like CWSDPMI work without any problem in DOSBOX.
DPMI programs/games work as in normal DOS (usually using their own bundled server).
If you have a problem with a DPMI program/game then:
a) it has nothing to do with DPMI
b) you are using Mac etc. - according to some reports here in not so distant past I suspect that we have still a "little endian/bug endian" bug somewhere (this can break some PM programs including those using DPMI)
Anyway: more details are needed.
Mirek
I have Mugen 3 and he tells me that i must download cddpmi but from where i can have it ??
sorry csdpmi
google ?
It's CWSDPMI
where can i find a vesa driver for dosbox ??
Try Googling a little...
Keywords: Univesa, UniVBE, Scitech, Display Doctor, Scitech display doctor, etc...
Anyway, almost every video card produced has VESA support built-in into bios. Just use some utility for reporting VESA modes.
Keep also in mind that certain programs need disabling "Linear Framebuffer modes -> LFN". Ken Silverman's NOLFB does just that.
