SB Emulation in DOS?! and poll for best old school
For some reason it works in windows, but when I enter pure dos mode with my boot disk it won't work anymore, and Im executing the same commands as the autoexec file is entering windows. I don't understand.
For some reason it works in windows, but when I enter pure dos mode with my boot disk it won't work anymore, and I"m executing the same commands as the autoexec file is entering windows.
I don't understand. It seems to load and emulate and use the correct IRQs and DMAs, but when I enter the program to test the sound, it doesn't show any problems, but when I test the sound, nothing comes out and it's saying it is
I am totally confused
I got SB emulation to work (partially) but some of my old games require Pure dos I suppose because of not enough conventional memory at my best guess.
I really want to play Roadwarrior with sound! (Quarantine 2 to you old folks)
and Rex Nebular
OMG
I finally found that game
I don't understand. It seems to load and emulate and use the correct IRQs and DMAs, but when I enter the program to test the sound, it doesn't show any problems, but when I test the sound, nothing comes out and it's saying it is
I am totally confused
I got SB emulation to work (partially) but some of my old games require Pure dos I suppose because of not enough conventional memory at my best guess.
I really want to play Roadwarrior with sound! (Quarantine 2 to you old folks)
and Rex Nebular
OMG
I finally found that game
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This is really testing the old grey cells... I haven't had to do this in years...
*digs around old backups*
From what I remember you have to run the CTCM.EXE program first and then one other program to enable to SB Emulation itself but I can't remember for the life of me what it was.
Also, in your other post you mentioned you were running Windows ME. M$ prevents a lot of low level drivers running in MEs DOS to give the illusion that DOS doesn't exist (even though it does since ME is as much a 9x OS as 98 is) and I suspect thats part of your problem.
*digs around old backups*
From what I remember you have to run the CTCM.EXE program first and then one other program to enable to SB Emulation itself but I can't remember for the life of me what it was.
Also, in your other post you mentioned you were running Windows ME. M$ prevents a lot of low level drivers running in MEs DOS to give the illusion that DOS doesn't exist (even though it does since ME is as much a 9x OS as 98 is) and I suspect thats part of your problem.
Maybe this will help you out, http://atlas.hemmet.chalmers.se/livecenter/showpage.php?name=sb16
This page has downloadable SB Emulation drivers and gives instructions on creating a Boot Disk to play DOS Games with sound.
This page has downloadable SB Emulation drivers and gives instructions on creating a Boot Disk to play DOS Games with sound.
