The Riddle of Master Lu with Vista 64
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The Riddle of Master Lu with Vista 64
Any tips on getting The Riddle of Master Lu working on Vista 64bit?
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Re: The Riddle of Master Lu with Vista 64
It's been a while but I think I got it running in DOSBox.
Re: The Riddle of Master Lu with Vista 64
It easily runs in DOSBox.
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Re: The Riddle of Master Lu with Vista 64
I've been trying to install with DOSBox, and I keep getting this message.
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Re: The Riddle of Master Lu with Vista 64
Perhaps your disk is damaged Jasef, any scratches on it?
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Re: The Riddle of Master Lu with Vista 64
None that are visible.
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Re: The Riddle of Master Lu with Vista 64
Try asking at the Vogons Board then.
Re: The Riddle of Master Lu with Vista 64
Why E: for your CD? some of these old games are fussy that way. What are your mounting commands?
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Re: The Riddle of Master Lu with Vista 64
I used E for my CD drive with no problem Mr. C. That doesn't look like a DOSBox problem to me.
Re: The Riddle of Master Lu with Vista 64
Still, I'd like to see Jasef's mount commands. Perhaps he didn't use any of the CD-ROM switches, etc.
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Re: The Riddle of Master Lu with Vista 64
that
PWPW in the status window
is potentially worrying.
Please post your mount lines.
PWPW in the status window
is potentially worrying.
Please post your mount lines.
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Re: The Riddle of Master Lu with Vista 64
This?
"I'm gonna wake up tomorrow and keep trying to do good and so are you and nobody gets to vote on that."
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Re: The Riddle of Master Lu with Vista 64
try
instead of
mount e e:\
=>
mount d e:\ -t cdrom
instead of
mount e e:\
=>
mount d e:\ -t cdrom
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Re: The Riddle of Master Lu with Vista 64
I'll try that when I get home from work. Makes sense, though.
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Re: The Riddle of Master Lu with Vista 64
Also heed the warning about mounting the root of you system drive. Create a folder to mount as DOSBox's C: drive.
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