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Fullscreen crashes with 0.72

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First post, by SpeechMan

Posted on 2007-09-05, 16:25

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I have a big problem. Everytime resolution changes while in fullscreen mode, I get CTD without error message. If I try to switch away from fullscreen I get a "dosbox.exe has encountered an error and needs to close". Anyone got a clue what may be causing this?
Specs are as follow:
Q6600
8800GTS 320mb (162.18 drivers)
2Gig 1066Mhz CL4
Win XP Pro x64

I know this may be cause the display drivers, but I hope not, cause I can't change to the beta drivers.

Reply 1 of 5, by DosFreak

Posted on 2007-09-05, 16:38

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You specify 0.72. Is the behavior different in other versions of DosBox?

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Reply 2 of 5, by SpeechMan

Posted on 2007-09-05, 16:43

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Well I have tried only 0.71 and 0.72, it occurs similar with both.

Reply 3 of 5, by wd

Posted on 2007-09-05, 16:48

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Maybe try the various output= settings in dosbox.conf

Reply 4 of 5, by SpeechMan

Posted on 2007-09-05, 16:57

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Switched output to overlay, seems to work OK now.
Thanks for your help should have realized to try that my self *slaps head*
Well, hope this helps someone else with similar problems.

Reply 5 of 5, by wd

Posted on 2007-09-05, 17:02

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Maybe you can report back somewhen when new graphics drivers are
available for your card, if this solves the problem, too.

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