Re: jostick problems with red baron floppy version
Posted on 2007-08-28, 19:10
Thank you very much guys! it works with version 0,72.! I wish I could make programms like you. Congratulations!
Re: jostick problems with red baron floppy version
Posted on 2007-08-28, 18:52
I did not try with 0,72. Sorry. I will try with 0,72. By the way, the problem with analog joysticks has been fixed in 0,72? Thanks.
Re: jostick problems with red baron floppy version
Posted on 2007-08-28, 17:07
Hi, Hal9000. I remember having seen some downloads for joystick in your website some time ago and now I do not find them. I used them for running dosbox with an old joystick (the one you plug to a game port, NOT USB) and they worked perfectly. Is there anyway to get those files? Thank you. I lost …
Re: Game "Critical Path" of Mechadeus.
Posted on 2007-08-27, 08:25
Thanks. I have already tried with that guide. I get the win31 working but not the game.
Re: Game "Critical Path"
Posted on 2007-08-27, 08:23
Thanks. I have already tried with that guide. It does not work. I get win31 working but not the game.
Game "Critical Path" of Mechadeus.
Posted on 2007-08-26, 16:13
Hi, there. I have been trying to play this old game. I did play it when I had an old pc with windows 3.1 as operating system. Now I have also an old machine (Pentium 3, 600 MHz) but with windows 98 as operating system. I thought that DOSBOX was the solution as windows 3.1 is just a face of the dos …
Game "Critical Path"
Posted on 2007-08-26, 15:50
Hi, there. I have been trying to play this old game. I did play it when I had an old pc with windows 3.1 as operating system. Now I have also an old machine (Pentium 3, 600 MHz) but with windows 98 as opeating system. I thought that DOSBOX was the solution as windows 3.1 is just a face of the dos …
Re: Wings of Glory
Posted on 2006-10-24, 10:09
I think I need drivers because for every stupid periferic device under DOS you need a driver, at least that is what I know. But you know more than me, then if I write in the autoexec.bat the following: Set blaster= A220 I5 D1 that would be enough for the blaster to be recognized?
Re: Wings of Glory
Posted on 2006-10-24, 07:27
Dosfreak: Do not worry, when I get the sb 16 I will take out the Audigy. Only one doubt: You say that the sb 16 isa do not need any drivers? How you load the card in DOS then? Does DOS recognize it automatically? I have been looking the offers of sb 16 isa in EBay and most of them offer the card …
Re: Wings of Glory
Posted on 2006-10-23, 18:59
Dosfreak: I will not need a big hammer as Minimax says, because I DO HAVE an ISA slot. I did not realize it at the beginning. So, do you think that if I get a soundblaster ISA, the game will run? I would like to know that before I buy one. Thanks.
Re: Wings of Glory
Posted on 2006-10-23, 15:47
Dosfreak: How do you install an ISA card in the motherboard of a P3? It does not have an ISA slot.
Re: Wings of Glory
Posted on 2006-10-23, 15:03
Hi again. I tried moslo as slowdown program. Situation as follows: Scenario A: Emm386.exe active Soundcard Audigy Player not active moslo not active Wings of Glory runs OK , however and logically without sound. Scenario B: Emm386.exe active Soundcard Audigy Player not active moslo active at 25% of …
Re: Wings of Glory
Posted on 2006-10-22, 20:50
My doubt is if a slowdown program could damage my processor. Does anybody know about this subject? Thanks.
Re: Wings of Glory
Posted on 2006-10-22, 20:47
Thanks, WolverineDK. i will try that.
Re: Wings of Glory
Posted on 2006-10-22, 20:22
WD: Forgot to tell you that I tried the game with the same settings in a Pentium 1; 200 MHz and the game runs perfectly. But that was time ago in a far land in Southamerica. At that time it worked, so I was wondering about the difference and came to the conclusion that the answer should lay in the …
Re: Wings of Glory
Posted on 2006-10-22, 20:04
Thanks, WD. That was what I suspected. But as my knowledge of the PC architecture is limited, I wanted to hear the opinion of somebody with much more experience, tahnk you again.
Re: Wings of Glory
Posted on 2006-10-22, 19:06
OK, understood. Now the post is in the right Forum, sorry for the mistake, I did not know there was a Forum for DOS games. I hope to receive some answers now.
Wings of Glory
Posted on 2006-10-22, 11:08
Sorry to use this for a question that has little to do with Dosbox, however has a lot to do with DOS and indirectly I think with Dosbox. My machine: Pentium 3, 600 Mhz. Sound Card: Creative Audigy Player with drivers full supporting DOS. Operating system: Windows 98. Games from Origin like Pacific …
Re: Pacific Strike from Origin
Posted on 2006-10-22, 10:05
SUCCESS! The bloody thing runs perfectly! Dosbox version: 065 Settings: Game needs loadfix: yes Environment: Amount of DOS memory: 63 Enable XMS Enable EMS Enable UMB Cycles: 10000 CPU core: normal Frame skip: 0 Video card: vga Thanks your help, however this is not the end, I will come back with …
Re: Pacific Strike from Origin
Posted on 2006-10-21, 14:35
WD: oK thanks, now please tell me what you call a standard dos box: Please fill the empty spaces below, I will try the configuration you use: Game needs loadfix= yes or no? Amount of DOS memory= Enable XMS= yes or no? Enable UMB= yes or no? Enable EMS= yes or no? CPU settings Cycles= CPU Core= Frame …
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