Ubuntu Linux 8.04, DOSBox .72. I have imgmounted the disk image as D:, which LOL2: Guardians of Destiny requires. Running the installer lets me set up my sound card; However, when it comes to installing the game itself, it says I don't have enough disk space (needs ~200mb, says I have 110). Of …

Nevermind, I just had to set it to exactly 640x480 256. Strange, I could have sworn I tried that already. Oh well, it works perfectly.

Okay, I have Windows 3.1 installed on DOSBox .72 under Linux. I went through the driver tutorial and setup up the s3 drivers and set them to 1024x768 with 64k of colors. I also have tried several different combinations of resolution/colors. However, when I try to run Where in the World is Carmen …

Nevermind, it is perfect. I just needed to my conf to gus=false. Thanks for the help!

It worked. I now can here the sweet music. However, the sound effects sound really muted. I can barely hear them, even with the sound turned on all the way up (on the machine and in the game). I would rather have music than effects, but do you know what would cause that?

I see...So, what is the command for mounting the bin/cue pair? I can probably find something in Linux that can make the bin/cue.

I am currently running DOSBox .72 under Ubuntu 8.04 (linux). I have the Rayman CD and an .iso of it. It makes no difference if I have the game running off an imgmounted iso or from the disk itself, I cannot get the music. The game runs fine, but I only get the sounds--no music. Looking back at …

I set up windows 3.1, set up SVGA graphics, set up the Soundblaster driver, and installed quicktime with DOSBox .72. The game installed fine, runs fine, the movies run, but no sound comes, only win3.1 error messages saying "could not open mmSound" or mmPlay or things to that effect. Everything else …

Thank you!

Well, I got a copy of Win3.1 running fine in DOSBox .72. However, I cannot for the life of me figure out how to use the SVGA patch. How do you go about installing/just making it work? Thanks in advance!

Is there a way to run Win3.1 games in DOSBox? I know Win3.1 runs in DOSBox, but I do not have a copy of Windows 3.1 handy, so is there a way to get a legal download of some sort or a special plug-in?

Downloaded FreeDOS. I did not even have to install it; I just copied the needed .exe's from its folders and put them in my DOSBox c drive and the installer ran perfectly--Problem solved. Thanks to all involved!

Thanks! I'll try that out later.

Do you have any recommendations for a emulator that would work? I would prefer to not have to install a new OS.

I bought the Game Pack on ebay, box and everything, but when I put the cd in my drive (In DOSBox .72), ran the installer, it comes up with a message saying "The DOS utlities append.exe, subst.exe, and join.exe, could not be found. To correct this, you must go get your DOS disks". After this, the …