- #DOSBOX CONF FILE LOCATION HOW TO#
- #DOSBOX CONF FILE LOCATION PRO#
- #DOSBOX CONF FILE LOCATION WINDOWS#
This should cover almost all games, though for a number you'll still have to do some sort of setup for the game itself.
#DOSBOX CONF FILE LOCATION PRO#
There is an emulated Sond Blaster Pro (at the most common addresses) and a Gravis Ultrasound.
If games are choppy, sometimes it helps to play with more of the CPU settings. adding -conf "C:\Program Files\DOSBox\"). If you need different speeds for different games, make a copy of nf, differing only in the cycles value, and hand the path to this config file to the dosbox shortcut / to shortcuts to games that need it You can configure dosbox to always be slower or faster by tweaking the cycles line in nf. You can speed it up (to Pentium-like speeds) with Ctrl-F12 You can slow it down (to 286 sort of speeds) with Ctrl-F11 Change its arguments (Right-click, Properties, Target field) to add the commands to start the game on the end, e.g.Īssuming the configuration mentioned above (that always mounts C) and assuming that you have Scorched Earth there, this will run it.īy default, Dosbox seems to run at about a 486 equivalent speed.make a copy of the shortcut that starts dosbox.Perhaps the simplest way to create a linkfor a specific game:
#DOSBOX CONF FILE LOCATION WINDOWS#
You can make windows shortcuts that start specific games too see below. Running the dosbox link now will place you in a C drive that has the games in that DOSGAMES directory. The second line there ( C:)changes the current drive to the thing that the games are on. Note that in the frist line, the first C is dosbox' own virtual drive, the path is the Windows hosts OS's real path, respectively. For example,Įdit nf (probably at C:\Program Files\DosBox-something) to mount that directory as C - under, do something like: and put the games in directories under that. To avoid a lot of typing to get each game started:Ĭreate a directory for your games, for example conf files, in order for them to bypass the default. conf file for each game(so that dosbox mounts the folder of that specific game) but dont know where to put those. Learn more about Teams Running dosbox from command line. Connect and share knowledge within a single location that is structured and easy to search. So as of this moment when i try to launch a game, the Dosbox launches and says the error Drive C is already mounted with local directory /storage/roms/pc/, Illegal command : game.exe Id like to run dosbox with params from batch file like so 'C:Program Files (x86) -noconsole -exit' but get an error: 'C:Program Files (x86).
#DOSBOX CONF FILE LOCATION HOW TO#
But:Īs i've said in the first post i don't know how to setup the configuration files for each individual game. Since you have wifi, you can ssh into the ogo adv and try to edit the files with vi.īy SSH you mean "accessing the odroid from the WIFI with a Program like WinSCP? Yes i am at that step, i can see the files. This will help you set it up for Odroid go Advance, once i figured it out myself:) I suggest you watch a tutorial of how Dosbox functions in windows, and how to setup, because its not as straight forward to setup. The games should be put into storage/roms/ports/pc make sure the names of the folders have short names, and the exe should be located in the root of the game folder. Can you explain how play dos game on my console? I have a folder called "dos" but still doesn't find any game It's a little off topic but I have emuelec on my odroid too. conf file to load ?Ģ.I have no usb keyboard to type, so i must be able to do this from Windows and copy the files with my wifi dongle conf file, how to i make dosbox know which. conf file for a "game", where do i put that. conf files for all the games using Windows, but i can't make it work with this dosbox for Emuelec.ġ.How to i setup a. I've located the nf file in the Emuelec image(i use a wifi dongle in my Odroid), but it doesn't allow me to modify the file(to start a game)
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