You read the readme, didn't you? Also browse through dosbox.conf,
especially the comments there.

What original operating system do you use?
I guess it would be better to find a Mega Drive emulator for your native system instead of running an emulator inside another emulator which is sure to slow things down a lot.

Oh, I am sorry, I am using Linux and don't know where to find dosbox.conf.
What should I change in it?

Yes, I have a Linux emulator but it is not as good as KGen...That's why I want to use KGen, which I find awesome.

Thanks for ur help, mates.

> I am using Linux and don't know where to find dosbox.conf

See the readme.

> What should I change in it?

See the readme.

Hi mate,
I hope I don't upset you, but...could you tell me where to find the readme?
Cuz in the DosBox for Linux installed, I can't find it because sometimes the
installation path is set by the program so I don't know where it is.
In the webpage of DosBox I couldn't find it either...would you mind in
sending it to me, in a PM?

Thanks! 😎

Try this one:
http://dosbox.cvs.sourceforge.net/dosbox/dosb … .54&view=markup

Section 9 and Section 4 (CONFIG) are relevant. If you found/created
a dosbox.conf read through that as well, especially the comments
and try core=dynamic and cycles=auto.

Hi friends,
thanks a lot for ur kind help, and sorry for being a bit annoying with so many questions - I just don't want to ruin my PC... 😅

I could do it but probably cuz my pc is not good enough I lost a LOT of fluidity.
Thanks again!

? Doesn't sound like it worked out well.

Hahahaha! No, it didn't...but I think it is my pc's fault. 😖

Did you find the readme file? And the config file?

What did you do? How do you know that you actually did want you intended to do?

Hi, you might try out Gens, an excellent Mega Drive emulator, which also supports Linux:
http://gens.consolemul.com/index.shtml

I guess, you have to compile it yourself to obtain a Linux executable; I myself use Windows, so I can't help you directly.

Hi dude!
Yeah I could read those 2. I knew I could do it since the framerate and the
cycles were changing when I pressed F8,F11,F12... but it didn't come out
too well 😦
However, thanks for ur help mate.

Cool!
Let me have a try...although I am not sure if I will be able to install it successfully. I will try at once! 😉

> and the cycles were changing when I pressed F8,F11,F12

Just for information: that's where reading through dosbox.conf comes
handy because dosbox can do that automatically if told to (that is
cycles=auto). And the core setting matters as well (core=dynamic).

But Wintermute is correct, this is one emulation layer too much 😀
Anyways it should work.