I found this thread, and I'm not sure if Dosbox ece is what I need or not. I've spent all day trying to get help and I don't feel like I made it any further. I have a computer with Debian 8 on it. I have been using the "plain jane" dosbox version from the debian repositories. I installed the 32 bit …

Daum is *very* old, broken and no longer maintained. Use a newer, supported build. I spent a full day trying to get this to work, no luck. I'll use whatever I have to. I have been researching different options but I don't know what to do. I was only asking about DAUM because another person trying …

I have debian 8, and I've been running the 32bit version of dosbox. I only play 2 games on dosbox, one of them "grand prix 2" has an issue with the official version of dosbox. I posted this on a grand prix 2 specific forum and I had received responses that said the SVN DAUM version of dosbox …

I posted this in a forum for the GP2 game and someone on the site fixed this problem. They said they are using "DOSBOX SVN DAUM" Here is the post from the other forum. Hi, The time seems to run correctly in DOSBox SVN Daum, as opposed to the standard DOSBox version. It fixed the problem of the time …

I am experiencing the same thing with the same game. 1m of real life is about 1m16s in game time. I fiddled with the settings for a few hours today but I could not make it work any better.

I never really had issues with running either the 64 or 32 versions as far as crashes are concerned. This is possibly getting off topic, but Is there a better Linux distribution you would suggest as far as "built in support" would be considered? Back in the day when I installed Debian on this …

Installing dosbox:i386 from repositories is possible but it can't be installed side by side with the default 64-bit version. This isn't a big problem, but it's just annoying that the 32-bit SVN version can't be compiled. I did 'sudo apt-get remove dosbox' before hand, it still kept my directory and …

you my friend- are my hero! it seems to work amazing! I am getting only 70 percent processor occupancy going up the hill at monaco where the graphics are the most detailed! I need to test it more, but so far the results seem spectacular. Thank you so much!!!!

you might need to add the architecture dpkg --add-architecture i386 apt-get update It's considerably faster. I could swear at one time (can't remember if it was debian 7 or 8 ) that I enabled the ability to do both 32 and 64 bit stuff..... I have installed debian on probably a half dozen machines …

Qbix wrote: If you haven't: compile/get a 32 bit version of dosbox. (apt-get install dosbox:i386) I have not tried this yet. I am running debian 8 on this machine. I probably just did "sudo apt-get install dosbox".

I have been using dosbox for about 2 years now to play some of my old racing games. Indycar Racing 2, and Grand Prix 2. The games run pretty good on my computer, which I built myself in 2013. Back when I built it, I had no idea that I'd be using it for dosbox (I didn't even know it existed). The …