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#DOSBOX WINDOWS 3.1 SOUND HOW TO#
#DOSBOX WINDOWS 3.1 SOUND MAC OS#
#DOSBOX WINDOWS 3.1 SOUND INSTALL#
#DOSBOX WINDOWS 3.1 SOUND PC#

#DOSBOX WINDOWS 3.1 SOUND INSTALL#

The below file is a premade loader for MS-DOS (or anything you install to c. The below file is a premade loader for MS-DOS (or anything you install to c.img)Īlso you may notice it runs into drive e: Extra: Wii Controller users in 3.1 you can control the arrow keys (ive been told) and so i want you to play minesweeper if you can (requested by but i couldnt do it cos i dont have a wii controller).If all done correctly (probably not this is a crappy rushed guide) you should boot into MS-DOS (or win3.1 if you installed it.then click load content, start directory, nesdos.bat.On the nes go into retroarch, load core, cores, dosbox_libretro.so.if your file size is ok you can flash retroarch to your NES using hakchi2.before flashing check the size of retroarch by going into the "games" folder (in your hakchi2 folder), right click and hit properties and make sure its under 30mb (Mine was 29mb but it worked fine).This is particularly useful as only 32-bit versions of Windows can run those 16-bit applications.

#DOSBOX WINDOWS 3.1 SOUND MAC OS#

at the bottom of this page you will find a boot file, preset to boot "c.img" so name your. Install Windows 3.1 in DOSBox to run old 16-bit Windows games on 64-bit versions of Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, and anywhere else DOSBox runs.img is on your pc/laptop and add it into autoexec.bat Btw if you wanted windows 3.1, install that while the. img file you installed MS-DOS onto in there.

#DOSBOX WINDOWS 3.1 SOUND PC#

after installing MS-DOS on a pc go to the roms folder inside retroarch and put your.just a note i cannot provide windows 3.1 or ms-dos install disks as they are Microsofts.

#DOSBOX WINDOWS 3.1 SOUND HOW TO#

img file you made on a pc/laptop (most guides explain how to make the img file)

Look online how to get ms-dos running in dosbox and install it using the.

Put the dosbox_libretro.so file into the cores folder.

In the retroarch folder (place to put your ROMS) go to the cores folder and delete everything (to make just enouph space to fit the OS(es).

Goto and download "dosbox_libretro.so.zip".

Also you must have RetroArch installed to it. Note: This will require you to have hacked the nes mini with hakchi2 and know the proccess of adding custom games to it. DOSBox users aren't likely to notice the difference, as for whatever reason the problem with speech files does not affect game performance at all when run in DOSBox.I will be telling you how to get MS-DOS and/or Windows 3.1 on a NES Classic Mini (for the people who can get one) This should remedy any problems with sound hat might arise when running Dune 2 under Windows. *This is most likely the real cause of the "radar bug" that was supposedly fixed in v1.07įortunately, the corrupt files weren't hard to fix, so I repackaged the PAK archives with speech sets for each House. There are only few of them for the Harkonnens and the Ordos, but a whole lot of frequently used files for the Atreides. Whenever such sound file is played, all further sound playback is halted until you go to the Mentat or options screen, but, more importantly, these files screw up memory, ultimately leading to crashed. Myst for windows 3. Works great Install QuickTime first inside windows 3.1 running in dosbox. Well, it turns out it's not due to a programming bug or faulty drivers, but some speech files for the in-game Mentat announcements are simply corrupt. Dosbox, windows 3.1, and QuickTime 2.1.2. Those who have ever tried running Dune 2 from Windows are most likely familiar with this problem that digitized sounds and speech will seemingly randomly disappear and reappear as the game gets progressively unstable.