How did you manage to get glide working in DOS? It just locks up my PC when I try? This is with Voodoo 1 and Pentium MMX Yes, I had this same issue. You mustn't run it in Windows. That's the first step, for some reason it refuses to work if started that way. As for getting it actually working, well …

A classic, Cannibal Corpse's Tomb of the Mutilated.

Its not optional, the offline installers still use the gog galaxy DLL which breaks OS compatibility. (For those games that require the gog galaxy DLL) Gentlemen, I installed all these games using official GOG installers in the first place. They run without issue on Windows 9x so long as you use …

I did not think the Hammer of Thyrion port went that far, very impressive. I have downloaded both the DOS and Windows x86 versions. Both work out of the box in software mode, but I have not been able to get Glide working. In any case this is very promising. There is support for all the Voodoo cards …

That particular error might relate to a modification to change the soundtrack from CD audio to Ogg Vorbis files. Ogg Vorbis decompression and digital audio playback while simultaneously playing the game might be too much for your machine even if you can get it to run on Windows 98. You are most …

Good day. Since it is that time of year when everyone dumps money on everything, I have come across enticing sales on GOG. So... roughly $15 later, I am the owner of a small library of old games. The DOS games all run flawlessly on my DOS rigs, even on a 386. However, among these games was the Hexen …

I've also got a CT2600 with a dead right channel. A common fault with these?

Set write pre-compensation to 65535 to disable it, landing zone is the place the drive head can rest on. It's usually the last cylinder (same as number of cylinders). In practice, though, the values aren't that critical anymore. IDE drives can handle phantasy values, as long as they don't exceed …

"PRE-COMP" and "LAND-ZONE"? I Set write pre-compensation to 65535 to disable it, landing zone is the place the drive head can rest on. It's usually the last cylinder (same as number of cylinders). In practice, though, the values aren't that critical anymore. IDE drives can handle phantasy values, …

Though I've still not figured it out, what in the world is "PRE-COMP" and "LAND-ZONE"? These two settings only apply to MFM/RLL drives. ATA ones, no matter how old, do precompensation internally and I've yet to see one without auto-park so landing zone is also irrelevant. As for the error, is the …

Damn I'm stupid, the last two "types" in the menu are editable. Though I've still not figured it out, what in the world is "PRE-COMP" and "LAND-ZONE"? I set everything except those two and it still spits out the same error. I'm starting to think it's something else entirely that is causing the issue …

Today I felt like messing with a 386 again so I pulled out some kind of DTK pre-built 386 motherboard. Plugged in the matching VGA card and the I/O controller thing as well as the original 125 MB hard drive. The drive is known working and everything is installed on there. The CMOS battery has been …