Hello. Below is my attempt in changing the command TIME so it accepts hh:mm:ss user supplied. I dont really know if a dos_call 0x2D works in this context or it should be a "mem_writed(BIOS_TIMER,ticks)" in order to set the running time in the dosbox engine. So I wrote OPTION 1 and OPTION2... How to …

Hello, I did not figured out a way to set a specific time on the emulated DOS. When I do that using the usual "time" command it ignores my wishes... Either not accepting it or it immediately reverting to the current time of the host machine !!! Interestingly the date command works as expected. I set …

Qbix wrote on 2020-08-13, 16:14: probably the routine used to check for a number. I suspect some FPU call or something similar. Yeap, it could be, I know for a fact this software requires FPU in hardware ( 8087 80287 or 80387 on machines before the 486), so all calculations go trough FPU.

Wow. I have built the SVN from source as suggested and now all works :-) ( Happy camper here... ). What would be the reason ? (I could not find anything in the list of changes/improvements that hit the eye) The version I had was the 0.74, was the last build I could find (maybe installed from the …

Thanks for the suggestions, I did some more reasearch after your comments and looks that it reads wrong data from the file. The mount looks good, I mount this as drive D: and inside DOSbox all files are there perfectly well and accessible. After mount all filenames show as uppercase inside DOSbox …

Hello, I have an old DOS program that works great under DOSbox (windows) but fails to run on a DOSbox(linux) and the reason is it can't read data properly from its own configuration file. (it fails to start with error: expecting an integer in configuration file) That configuration file is simple …