that depends on your system specs. i have an amd duron 857mhz processor with 384mb of ram and 30gb hd and i tried running games in dosbox and VMware and i have had no problems with speed in vmware (i did in dosbox though) and i'll try out MS-DOS 7.10, thanks for the link
******QuoteBegin-Data i don't bother with dosbox now. i got vmware and i installed freedos on one of the virtual machines with a cd-rom driver. runs dos games far better than dosbox ever will [/quote]
right as if the vmware people care about dos. [/b][/quote]
they intended for it to run most operating systems (dos included) they didn't intend for it to run freedos but it still works well on there so im happy
11-11-2004 04:01 PM
Data
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Originally posted by JJXB@Nov 11 2004, 05:11 PM i don't bother with dosbox now. i got vmware and i installed freedos on one of the virtual machines with a cd-rom driver. runs dos games far better than dosbox ever will
right as if the vmware people care about dos.
11-11-2004 03:37 PM
Rogue
I got VirtualPC, but it is too slow. :blink: Is vmware any faster?
i don't bother with dosbox now. i got vmware and i installed freedos on one of the virtual machines with a cd-rom driver. runs dos games far better than dosbox ever will
11-11-2004 03:08 PM
Rogue
I used to set couple lines in config file. (mostly to mount a folder as C drive, then cd to that folder, mount a cd rom drive and finaly clear the screen, but after I got D-Fend I stoped to do that as each game got it's file created automaticly at the time I am adding a game to the program. k:
Here are the lines I used to add to bottom of config file (belove this line: '# Lines in this section will be run at startup.':
mount C "C:\DOS\CDrive"
mount D "E:\" -t cdrom -usecd 0 -ioctl
C:
CLS
11-11-2004 02:42 PM
FreeFreddy
Just look for the following line in dosbox.conf:
[autoexec]
# Lines in this section will be run at startup.
and add the commands there you want to be executed at start.
11-11-2004 01:44 PM
wormpaul
How to do that exactly??
maybe i can do it also...but this is much easier :angel:
11-11-2004 01:16 PM
Wael
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Originally posted by Red Diablo@Nov 11 2004, 02:12 PM I've actually added the mount command in the start-up file of Dosbox, so I don't have to enter it everytime. Nice way of removing this small annoyance. k:
Gratitude for pointing that out.
Didnīt know it was possible.
11-11-2004 01:12 PM
Red Diablo
I've actually added the mount command in the start-up file of Dosbox, so I don't have to enter it everytime. Nice way of removing this small annoyance. k:
11-11-2004 08:14 AM
Data
Eagle of Fire is becomming quite a dosbox expert! I should becareful.
I'm glad to see that more experts rise from the depth of the ancient dos eara
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