try this

No.

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sorry, I forgot to mention that my last post covered the Windows method. now I'm trying to figure out how to run it in Linux.
Ok, the file you want is /MODULES/NOCTIS.EXE. unfortunately, DOSBox only supports changing directories only once. even if you put the NOCTIS folder in your /home/name directory, you would still have to get into /MODULES. I wonder if there's a way to edit GO.EXE to turn it into a DOS *.BAT file?

GO!.EXE only calls Noctis. Nothing else. It's only there to make believe that it's a Win32 app with an icon.

Just write your own .bat file in the noctis directory that just contains

1cycles max
2cd modules
3noctis
4cd..
5cycles auto
6cls

Cycles max is thrown in there because it's a real mode app.

Have bore... i mean, fun!!!

thanks for responding. actually, I figured it out.

mount c /home/NAME

C:

cd /noctis

chdir /modules (DUUHHH ME!)

noctics

I never did it in Windows. I just put it in C:\ & then CD to Modules.
next, I created a config file & edited it for the settings I wanted. (also something I didn't do in Windows.) then
I just opened a terminal & called NOCTIS.CFG with dosbox. in Windows, I set cycles=max & it ran ok, but it still
crashed sometimes. unfortunately, in Linux it's still very sluggish even with cycles=max, worse than the Windows performance. I have a Pentium 4/ 3.33G CPU w/512MB RAM.
BTW, in Linux I had to set mididevice=none or it crashes while loading for some reason.

check out how you are responding... you are opening new threads left and right instead of responding to threads...

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Next time be more careful.

Thanks for correcting me. :-0

Thanks for correcting me. Also, is there a way to render a post to look like a normal paragraph, and not like a page of C source code? The past couple of times I've posted, I've tried to clean it up after checking it in 'Preview' mode, but it doesn't seem to work.