Win3.1 and 3D.. I was a bit confusing there. Rather than go to the trouble of setting up old hardware, what I meant is that I prefer to use Win98SE in a VM for all Windows games that don't play in XP. That can mean anything from old games that were written for Windows 3.1, up to newer 3D Win98/ME …

Sending GM to the MT-32 is not ideal. Sending MT-32 to an MT-32 is ideal. If you want to send GM to the MT-32, it is best if you first send the MT-32 a MIDI file that reprograms the patch mapping to as close to GM as the MT-32 can do. There are MIDI files that do this on queststudios.com The …

I tried dxdiag in XP against my USB MIDI device with Roland attached and sounds are heard. So what you're doing should work in theory. Unfortunately, my only weak question is this: Since that cable you showed in the picture has two MIDI plugs, have you tried using the other one in the MIDI IN port …

That is odd.. I think I have the same Emu device(Xmidi 1x1 Tab), and SysEx seemed not to work in either Mac or WinXP. Do you know if you played anything that had MT-32 SysEx messages in it?

If at first you don't succeed, push every button combination until you do. At this time, the manual can be found at ftp://ftp.roland.co.uk/productsupport/MT-100/01_MT-100_OM.pdf Roland MT-100 button combos that are somewhat useful: Stop + BEAT/MEAS = Set THRU On/Off w/turn dial, then Execute. (Play …

I hope I'm not causing trouble by replying to this thread so many years later, but since it did come up in my search for this problem, I figure a response is useful. DOSBOX does support coreMIDI now, so if you need to get your MT-32 working with a USB to MIDI adapter, just change mididevice=coremidi …

cycles=10000 FAILURE! cycles=9000 SUCCESS! Is this a bug in DOSBox, or a timing problem in the games? Do some parts of DOSBox run on a timescale independent of the cycle count? Perhaps some part of the SB code changes internal state after an async interaction with the host OS? ================= …

Unfortunately, gcc doesn't appear to have any alignment flag for structs. I tried -falign-labels. Sun C has -dalign, which I tried, but I was hit by the mount failure problem again. So, does anyone know how to align structs on gcc with either pragmas or compiler directives? Or compiler switches? Or …

Yes, I'm pretty sure gcc can align on 4 byte or even 16 or 32 byte boundaries. Will it cause any problems with the emulation of IO registers and so on? In any case, I'll give it a try at 4-byte, since I think that is all SPARC requires.

I recompiled with --enable-debug, but that crashed very early, on scrollok() in debug_gui.cpp.. I had to comment out resizeterm due to undefined in debug_gui.cpp. Don't know why that wouldn't compile. No good on the debug version. Instead, I just added -gdwarf-2 (-g not supported by Sun dbx debugger …

Hello, Finally was able to do this. The keyboard now works. When compiled with Sun C, MOUNT has no effect. The drive letter mapped will not exist after MOUNT is run. When compiled with Sun's edition of GCC for Solaris 9, the MOUNT command has effect, and you can switch to the new drive. But the …

Hello, I have compiled Dosbox 0.70, 0.71, and now 0.72 on Solaris 9 SPARC. I have a compiled executable by disabling opengl, but in all three versions the keyboard is mapped very strangely. I have figured out how to type EXIT and press enter. I am pretty sure the problem is in Dosbox, since the SDL …