With one of the previous versions of Dosbox, I had to type ctrl-shift-F9 ... ctrl-shift-F12 etc. because just ctrl-F9... didn't work (don't remember whether it was on Windows or Linux) . However, with the latest version it should work.

😁 🤣, we usually put an 'E' in between (exists) , like in PEBKAC, J.

Here it works fine, anyway, with SB emulation. You can try selecting another sound card in the Freddy Pharkas install program : the disney sound source is also supported, maybe this helps (it helped for Larry 6, where the SB emulation doesn't work correctly for me)

Hi, Have you read the thread about compiling on Win32 using MinGW (named 'CVS Builds (every 2nd day)' on the Dosbox Development Forum) ? in short : see http://www.mingw.org/msys.shtml : Install msys 1.09, then the latest MinGW and MSys DTK, Then install the DirectX devel. libraries under MSys ( …

😁 don't know exactly if it could be done with earlier versions but anyhow : I got 2nd Reality running smoothly on the cvs version, from beginning to end, with gus emulation ! Set overlay=true for best performance (screenshot is with overlay=false though) and dpmi = false.

It may also help if you set scaler=none in the config file, this helps if the game runs at 320x200 resolution, then switch to full screen (Alt-Enter). Also, try using General MIDI for music instead of adlib/sound blaster, this may save a few %cpu. (I feel like I'm repeating myself 😀 )

Hi, I had the same problem with Little Big adventure ; apparently, LBA checks the cdrom's label. So try mounting your cdrom drive with mount e e:\ -t cdrom -label ,put the label of your Time Commando cdrom here. greetings

Hi, I had the same with .58 and .60 : much slower than on Windows than on Linux. You can try setting the scaler=none and running your game fullscreen. If it runs in 320x200 resolution, this helps. Also, if possible, selecting general MIDI instead of adlib four music gains a few % cpu. And you may …

Ok, ok , don't bother anymore, I forgot to install the DirectX development libraries for MinGW , so my own SDL.dll didn't work correctly, now it works fine, thanks, 😉

Using the latest MinGW, MSys 1.0.9 and the Development toolkit (autoconf), I succeeded in compiling the sources from cvs. One problem i had is that, when I try to run the program using the SDL.dll (1.2.6) I built myself, it crashes. If I use the 1.2.6 SDL.dll from libsdl.org, it works fine but takes …

Visual Player 2.0, a nice looking graphical MODule player :

Scream Tracker 3.2 !

Music Disc Player by Future Crew :

Dual Module Player by Otto Chrons :