Greets all,
I've been a lurker here for a bit--but thought I could add some value. So, I posted a quick guide for running UAKM and PD in DOSBOX on my blog.
Key thought here is to have fairly good performance and no disk swapping. This method has been used on multiple machines, so (theoretically at least) it ought to work anywhere.
http://www.fourthlaw.com
You can go to the main site for the next several days and see it, plus a copy of the radio theater mp3s...which I couldn't find anymore on the web. Or go directly to the blog post:
http://blog.fourthlaw.com/2006/11/17/he ... issed.aspx
Long Live Tex.
I've been a lurker here for a bit--but thought I could add some value. So, I posted a quick guide for running UAKM and PD in DOSBOX on my blog.
Key thought here is to have fairly good performance and no disk swapping. This method has been used on multiple machines, so (theoretically at least) it ought to work anywhere.
http://www.fourthlaw.com
You can go to the main site for the next several days and see it, plus a copy of the radio theater mp3s...which I couldn't find anymore on the web. Or go directly to the blog post:
http://blog.fourthlaw.com/2006/11/17/he ... issed.aspx
Long Live Tex.
Nice one as soon as i free up some disk space ill go and try them out,
Whoops...ok, the radio theater filesARE still here--I should have realized. But I wasn't digging deeply enough. Mainly, when you google them unofficialtexmurphy.com hits, but the link is dead.
If you want to get them from this site, they are under "Case Files", then "Radio Theater", not under "Downloads" as I originally imagined.
I'm sure everyone else already knew this
Thanks for not flaming.
If you want to get them from this site, they are under "Case Files", then "Radio Theater", not under "Downloads" as I originally imagined.
I'm sure everyone else already knew this
Thanks for not flaming.
Hi, tanstaafl32, really nice setup for Dosbox.
But excuse me of asking and making at the same time a very blatant and shameful plug for my own programs
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Why do you still use images and not simply the provided installers?
I find all the creating, set up and managing of disc images way to much hustle and this was the main reason, that I looked into the DVD/HD stuff in the first place.
But excuse me of asking and making at the same time a very blatant and shameful plug for my own programs
:Why do you still use images and not simply the provided installers?
I find all the creating, set up and managing of disc images way to much hustle and this was the main reason, that I looked into the DVD/HD stuff in the first place.
With this solution I finally got the Tex Murphy games to work properly! I've tried some of the other solutions presented here, but had to use quite some time to make it work. And HD-crashes made the task even harder. And it seems like the PC's different components is a key issue here. Some solutions match, others don't. But this solution fitted my PC perfect. Thank You.
LappeF
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They say if you play a Microsoft Windows CD backwards it plays satanic messages.
That's nothing, when you play it forward it installs Windows.
LappeF
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They say if you play a Microsoft Windows CD backwards it plays satanic messages.
That's nothing, when you play it forward it installs Windows.
Just to let everyone know, the dosbox guide on my site has been updated to be more complete. We all recognize that there are other ways to run UAKM--but this is a non-disruptive method works the best for me on all the platforms I've tested.
http://www.fourthlaw.com/2007/03/20/tex ... ox-wo-cds/
ALTHOUGH, to perform due diligence, I need to swing back around and test Wintermute's installer.
I'm going back to sleep now
http://www.fourthlaw.com/2007/03/20/tex ... ox-wo-cds/
ALTHOUGH, to perform due diligence, I need to swing back around and test Wintermute's installer.
I'm going back to sleep now
<a>www.fourthlaw.com</a>