If i get an intelligent MPU-401 interface is the SC-55 MKII any different from the SCC-1? I'd like to get the external model if it is indeed identical to the SCC-1 and then I can swap it out with the external MT-32 whenever I wanted to right? Is there any reason to get the SCC-1 over the SC-55 MKII …

Im currently working on a site now where the files will be voted on and maintained by the userbase. Im a novice at this but i hope to have it up and running by the end of the year. Hopefully I can present the site in such a way that no one mistakes it for a warez site and it can become a resource …

I like the PAR2 archive idea as well, I'm going to look into some options and see if I can get a site up and going in the next few months. I really think us game collectors could use a resource like this. If anyone has any legal insight into this it would be great to hear from you right now.

Vasyl, I'm aware of a checksum being used to verify a file is sound but I'm a little daft on how it could be used to restore damaged files. If you have the time could you explain a little about how this would work, and also about how secure it would be so that people couldn't turn them into illegal …

This is why I've started backing up all my floppies, unfortunately I didn't get to them soon enough before a few floppies got damaged. I'd like to restore them to working order, archive the disks on my HD, then store them away so that the next time I pull them out to install them if they don't work …

Heres a quick list of what I'm looking for: KLAX: CATOR.LBM,DROP.LBM Might and Magic Darkside of Xeen - Disk 5: Xeen.A04 Kyrandia, The Hand of Fate - Disk 1: Westwood.001 Unnatural Selection - Disk 1: Disk1.CN_ ; Disk 5 (FROM THE SAVE DIR) : Disk5.CN_ Veil of Darkness - Disk 2: Disk.002 James Bond …

Hey! I'm a collector of classic DOS based games and I've recently started trying to restore many of the disks which have become corrupted while my games were in storage. I would like to open up a dialog with other collectors who may have working versions of the files that are corrupted on my disks …

You should probably uncomment the 'mount d' stuff. Sometimes I get error messages when I leave all of those assignments active so I tend to activate them when I need them, I tried to put the pause in there to fix the weird error messages but it didn't seem to work. Anyways I got Wizardry 6 running …

Mounting commands used? Heres how it is and how it was when I attempted to run it: mount C e:\games\vintage\ # mount A a:\ # pause # mount d h:\ -t cdrom path=c:\ c: I also just copied this install over to my XP sp2 machine and ran it with the same results. I'm going to try to reinstall again and …

When I try to run Wizardry 6 after installing I get the message, "SYSTEM ERROR: Unable to Load System Fonts". I've looked in various places but didnt see any solutions about this. Does anyone know the reason for this error? Running w/ DosBox0.72 Vista (Have given Dosbox write abilities).