Re: snapshots collection
Posted on 2010-12-10, 07:27
@op: no, since we don't dare to break copyright... @dosquest, snapshot does not always mean screenshot...
Re: How to create custom build for OS X?
Posted on 2010-12-09, 09:35
Swapping makefiles wouldn't be too good. Look at thee src/makefile.
Re: Motorhead
Posted on 2010-12-08, 21:05
Re: Fallout 1
Posted on 2010-12-08, 15:43
whatever... you will have to figure it out or play a buggy game. or don't...
Re: Fallout 1
Posted on 2010-12-08, 15:06
no. if you have Fallout working in Dosbox, install the patch through Dosbox, if you have it working in Windows install it through Windows... Either way is really easy. on Windows you doubleclick the file, in dosbox you type the filename and hit enter (if it is in your mounted c root)....
Re: Fallout 1
Posted on 2010-12-08, 14:55
in whatever system you have Fallout working you just execute the patch... in your 15 years on the net you should have come upon game patches before...
Re: share.exe does not work
Posted on 2010-12-07, 21:10
nope, not AFAIK
Re: How to create custom build for OS X?
Posted on 2010-12-07, 18:03
you need otool to point to the libraries. Or edit the makefile, and point to the .a file instead... I actually do have Dosbox configuring correctly with SDL_Sound/net not being installed. So you need to find out why that doesn't work for you. Then when you change the makefile in the "LIBS=" section …
Re: How to create custom build for OS X?
Posted on 2010-12-07, 17:24
Editing the portfile is a waste of time. Background: apple does provide some unix stuff, sometimes castrated. That's why macports does most of the stuff new and correctly and puts it in /opt/local so it doesn't collide or overwrite the appple stuff - that's something you don't want. So the libs …
Re: How to create custom build for OS X?
Posted on 2010-12-07, 07:23
I'll probably take a look later, but why are you messing with the portfile, when you are compiling Svn? If you cant get rid of the dependencies you have to compile them also statically into dosbox...
Re: Fallout 1
Posted on 2010-12-06, 20:55
lost cause, how can we help if you don't follow the help?
Re: Fallout 1
Posted on 2010-12-06, 11:30
Should I have installed the DOS version of fallout on my XP puter via DOSBox & then copied to the flashdrive, etc? Would that have made a difference? I see this is where the other thread stems from... You should have installed the DOS version in DOSBox on your Windows 7 PC. The guide I mentioned …
Re: Windows 7
Posted on 2010-12-06, 07:45
Well you could have learnt something this way. But try it your way, just be aware that your way is probably give problems in the end when you try to play in dosbox...
Re: dosbox and cloud
Posted on 2010-12-06, 01:58
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloud_computing#History we can throw this into the same bin as the one time dosbox devs were asked to change the config into xml format...
Re: How to create custom build for OS X?
Posted on 2010-12-06, 01:29
hmm, not sure whether you can actually disable those via configure... if ./configure --help doesn't show them then you can't. BUT mostly configure is intelligent and if it can't find the libs that are not vital for running you can try to disable them in MacPorts. In terminal execute sudo port …
Re: How to create custom build for OS X?
Posted on 2010-12-06, 00:49
(1) My project doesn't need or use libpng, SDL_sound, or SDL_net. Is it reasonably easy to modify the configuration files so that these are ignored by the build? (I don't include png or sound support in my Windows version of this project.) (2) Is it possible to build the executable so that it can …
Re: Windows 7
Posted on 2010-12-05, 22:40
if you can be specific about the game and post exactly what you are doing we might be able to figure out what's wrong...
Re: Windows 7
Posted on 2010-12-05, 22:11
60 seconds guide to getting your game to run in DOSBox
Re: How to create custom build for OS X?
Posted on 2010-12-05, 21:21
yes. MacPorts gives you a development library and provides you with a lot of software and takes care of the dependencies of a software. In the case of Dosbox it provides SDL, SDL_net, SDL_sound and libpng. Furthermore it takes care of building it correctly, applying patches if needed for building …
Re: Windows 7
Posted on 2010-12-05, 21:02
dos games can be installed on W7 through Dosbox. Other methods are actually very unsafe and asking for disaster, even on older Windows.
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