startmenu wrote: Well, but this patch got broken on Linux, too... For the patch to work you also need a working Glide wrapper installed. I don't know if there are any (working ones) for Linux.

It has it's own volume conrol, but it doesn't work. It does with other games, though. But it generally seems to be a little bit tricky to get cd audio working anyway, I tried a FreeDOS VM and a MS DOS VM, both didn't even play the audio tracks. Well, at least I can listen to the music and play this …

I tried that. But no matter if I use the real CD, a BIN/CUE with redbook audio or a BIN/CUE with OGG files, it always behaves the same. I'm sure it didn't do that when I played the game on a real DOS machine back in the 90s.

I got a copy of Track Attack today and of course installed it with DOSBox. So far everything works, except the CD audio music. It won't start unless I start it using the CD player built into the game. Then, it just plays one track after the other, not a different one for every track or the main menu …

I'm using VirtualBox (gotta love all thos 'Boxes 😉) Glad to hear that it only seems to be a VM related problem.

I'm still looking for testers with Windows XP for the new sdl.dll I compiled. I don't have access to a physical XP machine any more so I could only test it under 2 VMs. On both, usingd DDRAW the resolution doesn't change and screen doesn't get filled when switching to fullscreen, the actual image …

Achtman, do you use actual CDs or ISO images for the game? If you are using CDs you should mount the drives like this: mount c imgmount D -t cdrom -fs iso For example, if you have or create a "Games" directory on your hard drive C: and have a CD-Rom drive as D:, this results in mount c C:\GAMES …

Thanks, bloodbat, I managed to compile SDL and so far it looks quite promising. I tested it with a physical Windows 7 machine and a virtual XP machine, though in which DDRAW didn't strecth when using fullscreen, the pictuer remained small in the centre of the screen. If anyone (especially with a …

Maybe I should clarify what my intention is: Since the sdl.dll that comes with the precompiled development libraries of SDL doesn't support DirectDraw, I wanted to compile a new, DirectDraw capable sdl.dll for my DosBox builds. So I downloaded the SDL source code for SDL 1.2.15, changed the parts of …

SDL provides a lot of features (like ALSA, OSS, a PS2 graphic driver, etc.), but surely not all of them are actually needed for the use with DosBox. Where can I find information about the SDL subsystems DosBox does make use of?

Can anyone give me a hint on how to remove the dependencies to the vcruntime140.dll and the msvcp140.dll? I compiled the sdl.dll using Visual Studio 2015 and now it always looks for those 2 dlls. Compiling in MINGW32 didn't work.

The DDRAW changes are in src/platform/sdl-win32.diff if you want to try making the same changes in a different version of SDL 1.2.x. Ah, thank you! I applied the changes to the source code of the 1.2.15 SDL, except this one: case WM_SYSKEYDOWN: { /* Pass syskey to DefWindwoProc (ALT-F4, etc.) */ } …

Damn, you're right! Now I tried all versions back to r3955 (which was the first build I compiled) and they all have the same problem. Now I don't really understand anything about programming, I just followed the Wiki, so I thought I did something wrong setting up the whole MinGW environment, so I …

Well, the most important thing is that the files don't contain anything elese than the pure joy and fun of DosBox! :) Yesterplay, apart from the Virus Warning, can you make a fixed download link for the builds and only update a previous post that you made a new build? Yeah, that idea already crossed …

Virus detected in both files... Strange, apart from Google Drive scanning a file for viruses before a file is downloaded or shared (https://support.google.com/a/answer/172541?hl=en), I just checked them again on 3 different systems with 3 different scanners (Microsoft Defender in Windows 10, …

ripsaw8080 released SVN r3972! Instead of uplaoding them twice I will, from now on, only host the binaries on my Google Drive: r3972 vanilla: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BxEUSpZ8xHk … eVEwa01nTXFWZ2M r3972 with kekkos 3Dfx patch: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BxEUSpZ8xHk … Mm1PUWU2MzBmRGM …

No problem! Speaking of, here's r3971: Filename DOSBOX.7z File size 1.21 MiB Downloads 157 downloads Filename DOSBOX_3Dfx.7z File size 1.25 MiB Downloads 190 downloads

New name, old parts, here's r3970 (vanilla): Filename DOSBOX.7z File size 1.25 MiB Downloads 209 downloads And here's r3970 patched with kekko's 3Dfx patch: Filename DOSBOX_3Dfx.7z File size 1.28 MiB Downloads 249 downloads