Please take a look here:
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Hi all,
I'm having trouble running an old favorite DOS game that requires EMS
inside of VirtualBox (Sierra Front Page Sports Football Pro 95). The
game requires 576K Conventional RAM, and 2MB EMS. I've configured
VirtualBox to have 1GB and installed FPS FB Pro 95 to a 32GB FAT32
drive with
1GB sounds really big. I remember some games had troubles detecting memory
above a certain amount, due to some kind of overflowing in their mem counters.
I'd suggest trying to set a more classic amount of ram on your vbox machine...
Like 64MB or so.
Mateusz
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Louis Santillan
I tried 64MB 32MB. The game still sees 0K EMS. Mem/c also reports 0K
available via Int 15h which seems odd.
-L
On Saturday, September 15, 2012, Mateusz Viste wrote:
1GB sounds really big. I remember some games had troubles detecting memory
above a certain amount, due to some kind of
Hi,
On Sat, Sep 15, 2012 at 11:19 AM, Louis Santillan lpsan...@gmail.com wrote:
I tried 64MB 32MB. The game still sees 0K EMS. Mem/c also reports 0K
available via Int 15h which seems odd.
Ignore MEM, it often reports wrong numbers on things other than
conventional memory.
Dunno exactly
When I found http://help.fdos.org/en/hhstndrd/cnfigsys/fdconfig.htm I
expected some way to discover its syntax, but the syntax link directs to look
up individual commands. This seems a poor way do discover what I see in the
initial fdconfig.sys file created by the FreeDOS installer, which is
This seems a poor way do discover what I see in the initial fdconfig.sys
file created by the FreeDOS installer, which is very broken and useless
I think the FreeDOS 1.0 installer wrote a menu for these choices, which
was more useful. If the new installer left you with no menu display by
