It works on XP.
It doesn't on Vista, it says "system does not support fullscreen/resolution mode".
And on DosBox on both, it has a strange problem with adress crashes written in blue...
Read my 60 Seconds Guide to DOSBox (and don't just read it - follow it too).
If that doesn't help, come back with details on how you mounted your C and D drives, how you did the install, how you configured sound, music etc.
DOSBox 60 seconds guide | How to ask questions
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Hmm.. strange
It didn't work this time.
And I did the .bin thing of the other topic, and it worked, then I thought it works only when the CD is an image and not physical, and I tried to run install.exe on physical... and it worked!! Then maybe it was buggy only the first time . . . very strange (on vista too!), I don't think I've bad done the things!
Eh.. on another computer now, the install doesn't start on XP with some strange error, and on DosBox it does the same error that it did sometimes on the other computers...
I used mount d f:\ -t cdrom
Are you talking to yourself? This isn't a personal BLOG. If you want help then you need to explain yourself (EXACTLY what you typed. The EXACT error messages). If you can not do this then GTFO.
Are you crazy to talk like a dog oO ?!
I can't explain all the error because it's not writable, it's many memory adresses, in blue, with error codes in strange characters.. I should make a screenshot !
I did mount d f:\ -t cdrom
Then d: and then "install"
I don't know how to be more precise, I think it's a bug of DosBox, but what it's strange is that it occured on another PC before but not anymore.
Are you crazy to talk like a dog oO ?!
Closed.
And no it's not a dosbox bug but user failure.
