Well, the installer should have set the source path to D:\ if the game was installed from there. Anyway, the source drive being mounted with the "-t cdrom" switch is what stopped the crashes. You want to be sure? Just try removing that switch. ;) I had to install Future Shock initially by copying …

The point being made in the specific post I linked to in that thread is that the crashes are a nasty sort of CD-check. So if you aren't using a hacked copy of SkyNet that removes the check, you should mount the D drive with "mount d d:\ -t cdrom" rather than the "mount d d:\" you've been using. …

I suggest reading another thread starting from where I linked, but you can read from the start if you want the whole evolution of discovery, including a fix for the infamous door crash. ;) https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?p=603513#p603513 I read the whole post in your link, but I don't see what …

Use DOS/4GW Version 2.01a. Unbind the exe from 1.97 and bind the exe with DOS/4GW Version 2.01a. It running smoothly in Dynamic Core , max cycles with full speed, in Highres too and i had no crahes more. Got a link or instructions on how I go about doing this? Not something I've done before, but …

Hello, I'm attempting to get both Future Shock and Skynet running but am having issues with both games crashing right after starting a new game or loading a save. I can hang out in the main menu as long a I like, however, with no issues. I have the original discs for both games, and I'm installing …

Hello, I'm attempting to get both Future Shock and Skynet running but am having issues with both games crashing right after starting a new game or loading a save. I can hang out in the main menu as long a I like, however, with no issues. I have the original discs for both games, and I'm installing …