I set sbtype=sb16 to sbtype=none, and used loadfix to allocate the default 64kb of RAM before starting "Lost in Forest" the next time. This time, instead of getting to a certain point and then recieving the "Page Fault" error, the game crashed as it did before (the DOSBox screen first went black, …

Thanks--I followed your suggestions of setting core=dynamic, cycles=auto, and nosound=true in the dosbox.conf file, and the game is way faster. However, after I got to a certain point (farther than I have ever gotten without a crash), I received a "Page Error" message. Attached is a screenshot …

Thanks, fullscreen helps with the size/resolution issue. However, I'm confused about how to change the cycles/core in dosbox.conf; the ReadMe isn't very clear on how to do this (as I mentioned, I'm new to DOSBox). Pressing Ctrl-F12 repeatedly helps speed up the game, but it's still very slow and …

Thanks, I followed your suggestion and the game runs. However, it appears very small inside the DOSBox window. It's also very slow. What can I do to change the resolution and speed up the game?

I'm using a Dell Optiplex GX270 PC with a 2.8 GhZ P4 (no HT) with 1 GB Ram, Intel Integrated Graphics (96MB), integrated sound, and Win XP Pro SP2. The game I'm attempting to run in DOSBox 0.65 is called "Lost in Forest" (More into at http://users.student.lth.se/e96pd/Losteng.html). I have it …