dosbox doesn't care if it's run on XP or ME

so you can just use it.

Well it's good news to hear that it runs on ME as well.

The only problem is... The instructions for XP don't work for ME (at least not for me). Are there instructions for DOSBox on ME? I've made older games' work on my neighbors system because it's XP and all you really need to do is tell it to play in Win 95 mode. But mine doesn't seem to have that option.

My apologies in advance if i'm missing something obvious.

Peenchy wrote:

The only problem is... The instructions for XP don't work for ME (at least not for me).

What instructions you have problems with? The only significant difference is that you cannot use -ioctl when mounting a CD on W9x/WME. However you can still use -aspi (but install ASPI drivers before!).

Mirek

Woah there! ioctl? aspi? Maybe i'm looking at the wrong instructions. The one's i saw were extremely short and easy and dealt only with a few changes in the properties of DOSBox.

It might be easier if someone just pointed me in the direction of some instructions.

I have the original MoM CD, Windows ME, and a half-starved brain.

Thanks again for Z help

I meant general differences between running DOSBOX on W9x and WXP. All other things should be the same regardless of the Windows version.

Mirek

Naming the emulator "DOSBox" is a very good choice from a marketing point of view, but it is also very confusing.

robertmo wrote:

Naming the emulator "DOSBox" is a very good choice from a marketing point of view, but it is also very confusing.

Do you mean that the guy talked all the time about running it in the DOS window in Windows? 😀 😀 😀 😀 😀

Mirek

Ok, Time for a new strategy...

Can someone just tell me how to play MoM on my computer?

I'm drowning here people, and your describing the water!

Thanks!

You would get better answers if you were in a proper forum: DOS (for DOS games), Windows (for Windows games) or DOSBOX Games/Apps (for running a DOS game inside DOSBOX emulator).

Mirek