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Re: Open with: DOSBox

Great! But,hmm, should I move this to the patches forum? While not a direct patch, it might still fit better in there... thoughts? Yeah, in retrospect this is probably (at this point) better off in the development forum. But I leave that up to you. New version with installer attached, read the .txt …

Re: Open with: DOSBox

Instead of a .zip file you could just use a FAT disk image, stored as a compressed file on a NTFS (or similar) volume. Sure, but its just not as convenient as zip. Most people can create a zip, working with a disk image is just an extra obstacle. Thanks for thinking along though :D mounting support …

Re: Open with: DOSBox

Would be best to remove the links that reference usage of files that the op obviously does not own as well as references in the documentation to "archives". lol. Everyone knows what you mean, at least you didn't mention "abandonware" The reference was to the open-with-dosbox.7z archive. You'd be …

Open with: DOSBox

I was playing with overlay support mentioned here https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=66009&p=744958 and wrote a script for easy switching between different versions of DOSBox. After a conversation with a member here, he suggested I put it on the board. So here it is. Its Linux only, and …

Re: Writing a patch in ASM

The most obvious issue is that INT 16 is not "unhooked" before the program terminates; but that would only causes a crash after termination when the program's memory block is released, leaving the INT 16 handler code likely to be overwritten by the next program executed. So next program hangs …

Re: Writing a patch in ASM

The file patcher was a good stepping stone, but I'm still stuck with the loader. Now I switched to NASM as BloodyCactus suggested, but I'm running into some conversion trouble. So I adapted the code as best I knew how according to this: http://left404.com/2011/01/04/converting-x86-assembly-from-masm …

Re: Writing a patch in ASM

I had some time on my hands, so I started coding again: So I wrote a filepatcher :D (in 'nasm' as suggested) How can I make this better ? [bits 16] ;16 bit code generation [org 0x0100] ;com-file = start address 0x100 [section .text] ;code section start: jmp begin %macro printf 1 mov dx,%1 ;select …

Life of an executable: keep it original

Life of an executable: keep it original There are many reason why executable files change, the most common are mentioned below. If the content changes, the size, timestamp and checksum will likely follow. This can be good or mallicious depending on the cause. This is a major reason why there are so …

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