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Old 12-04-2008, 04:02 AM   #1
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I've noticed the "the 'hr_hires.c #1.-1' bug" myself sometimes when I'm trying to play in full screen in Dosbox and have figured a way around it.

1. Run MSDos Prompt
2. press Alt+Enter (to go to full screen)
3. At the prompt type "exit" to close MSDos window (still in full screen)
4. Now run Dosbox
5. Press Alt+Enter again to go to full screen for Dosbox
6. Type in the mount commands so you can play your game
7. Run game

So far I have had no problems for running Lion and Wolf in full screen modes following this method. *Also* if you wish to go back to desktop (temporarily) pause Lion or Wolf using 'Space Bar' then press Alt+Enter, remember after using this method always pause before you switch to full screen or back to windowed mode.

Hope this helps those who are having the error.. (still no sound with Lion but I'll be fixing that when I buy the game)
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Old 12-04-2008, 07:31 AM   #2
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Like I said, I've tried everything, and Lion still won't run. I haven't even got it to start; I keep getting the hr_hires.c #1.-1 bug/thing.

Here's what I do:
I mount the drive I keep all my old games in (including Wolf, which runs fine) and then enter this (I use my D: drive for my old games):

D:\>CD Lion
D:\>Lion.exe

Then, I get this screen:

hr_hires.c #1.-1
D:\LION>

What am I doing wrong?
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Old 12-04-2008, 05:17 PM   #3
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Just a quick question in relation to Lion (excuse my nubbinsry, since it has probably already been answered, and if so I apologise):

I have the CD version of Lion, and have been trying to get it to run on DOSBox, but it complains of the CD needing to be in the CD drive (which it is, I hasten to add). I was hoping to get Lion to run with sound as I've never managed it before... then I read that you could get the full, working version from here from the "ISO Cellar"...?

I was wondering if someone could explain to me what the ISO Cellar is, and also if the full version of Lion with sound is indeed located there?

Sorry for being wordy and possibly repeating stuff that has been answered previously in the thread :S
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Old 12-04-2008, 06:14 PM   #4
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I have the CD version of Lion, and have been trying to get it to run on DOSBox, but it complains of the CD needing to be in the CD drive
You must mount your cddrive as D in dosbox:

mount d x:\ -t cdrom

x:\ is your real cddrive letter under windows.

And read this:
A beginner's guide to DOSBox
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Old 12-04-2008, 06:48 PM   #5
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I did this but it doesn't seem to be able to find the actual lion EXE on the CD itself - that bit is installed on C, and when that's mounted, of course, the no CD error happens...
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Old 12-04-2008, 07:04 PM   #6
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You must mount your cddrive as D in dosbox:

mount d x:\ -t cdrom

x:\ is your real cddrive letter under windows.

And read this:
A beginner's guide to DOSBox
Delete what you've done t'll now. Start from scratch.
Install IN dosbox from D on C.

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And read this:
A beginner's guide to DOSBox
All your problems come from a bad virtual C mount, a bad CD mount, a bad install.
That, or you don't have the original CD but a crummy downloaded one.
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Old 12-04-2008, 10:15 PM   #7
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I have read the guide, but it more applies to stuff downloaded from Abandonia rather than something you have the CD for... running the setup.exe causes it to say that it cannot be installed to C; "The specified path (C:\Lion) cannot be created."
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Old 12-04-2008, 11:27 PM   #8
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I was wondering if someone could explain to me what the ISO Cellar is, and also if the full version of Lion with sound is indeed located there?
The ISO Cellar is a secret forum to which users gain access after they have been actively participating in discussions for a while.
Your account will first have to be fixed to work correctly, however, and it can't be done right now since the access to the admin controls is buggered to hell.
But yes, there is a full version of Lion in the ISO Cellar.

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running the setup.exe causes it to say that it cannot be installed to C; "The specified path (C:\Lion) cannot be created."
Do you actually have a C mount configured? I'd guess not...
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Old 01-06-2008, 09:04 PM   #9
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Errr...Im kinda new, and Im super sorry if this was already asked but... anyway:

Ok I downloaded Lion to my C:. I extracted all the files and went to dosbox. I typed in:
Mount c: c:/
c:
cd {name of folder here}

and then it said my folder name in captial letters and a little > next to it. I type LION and it says LION is an illegal command. O_o Help?
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Old 08-01-2009, 03:06 PM   #10
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Ok I've read the entire thread and I can't get lion to work. I downloaded it, extracted all the files, put it in a folder, and ran dosbox. Type in:
mount c c:/
c:
cd {folder name here}
lion

Doesn't work. So I try some other things, still doesn't work, read through this thread and move the extracted stuff from lion into my drive (c and try again except with:

mount c c:/oldgames
c:
cd lion

Now I get "Unable to change to lion", but anything else I tried would get me a black screen with weird numbers and stuff on the top (other people have complained about this, forget what it says) and c:/lion. :/ Help?
                       
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