If drive C: is automounted, Dosbox crashes as above. If drive C: is manually mounted and sound is enabled, Dosbox crashes after opening its window, but before displaying anything. If drive C: is manually mounted and sound is disabled, Dosbox may or may not crash depending on what program is run ( …

When running Dosbox on my XO-1 with the "overlay" output option, it segfaults whenever I try to run a command, such as "cd win31". It does not crash when using the "surface" output. The "opengl" and "openglnb" options are not available. Another, probably-related problem is that simply hitting "enter …

True. The game I'm trying to install only requires 645 megabytes, which is somewhat less than "gigabytes".

-freesize size_in_mb | size_in_kb Sets the amount of free space available on a drive in megabytes (regular drive […] Show full quote -freesize size_in_mb | size_in_kb Sets the amount of free space available on a drive in megabytes (regular drives) or kilobytes (floppy drives). This is a simpler …

I don't see anything in the readme that would let me tell Dosbox to use the real amount of free disk space. Since the free space on my drives varies from 300MB to 60GB, and is subject to sudden, severe changes, I don't want to hard-code numbers.

How do I get Dosbox to report the correct amount of free disk space? It shows about 105MB free, regardless of the actual amount of disk space. I'm running Dosbox 7.2 on Gentoo Linux.

I'm trying to install Colonization from the original floppy disks, but when I try to run "install.exe", it's giving me an error message "You have specified a drive that doesn't physically exist!". System specs: DosBox 0.63 on Gentoo Linux XP2800+ underclocked to 1666MHz 1 GB RAM Generic floppy drive …

I'm asking about mechanics differences. A lot of the differences are obvious, but I'm wondering if there are any minor changes that might trip me up. Of course, if someone has a scanned copy of the manual, that would be great.

I've got it running just fine on my XP1900+, at a decent speed. The key seems to have been to turn off scaling (scaler=none) and only run in fullscreen mode. I'm running DosBox 0.60 on Linux. I haven't been able to find a manual for the game online, but I did manage to find a manual for Daggerfall. …