How To Install Windows 98 On Dosbox Turbo

Default dosbox.conf location modification example: Before: // android/data/com.fishstix.dosbox/files/dosbox.conf After: //dosbox.conf How it looked on my Note 2: Before: /storage/emulated/0/ android/data/com.fishstix.dosbox/files/dosbox.conf After: /storage/emulated/0/dosbox.conf Download DosBox Turbo Win9x Gaming Packages: 2)a]Download version 1.0 DirectX9.0C, 3dfx, SB16, Runs the most games Or 2)b]Download version 2.0 DirectX9.0C, 3dfx, SB16, CD/ISO support with Daemon tools 3.47 Note:Win9x, CD/ISO support with daemon tools makes emulation less stable. Or 2)c]Download version 3.0 DirectX8.0, 3dfx, SB16, runs slightly faster doesn't support as many games. 3)Free software to access our HDD img files: -We will need software to access or HDD img files and transfer over game folders - On PC install the free 30 day trial of WinImage and run the application.

-This program will allow you to open and save your game data to your empty hdd.img files. Download WinImage 9.00 or Or On Android install the free Zarchiver app to access your image files and zips. 4) Locate and extract HHD.img images files for game storage: Open the Win9x package you downloaded and look for the hdd folder.

I installed Windows 95 in a folder as in a HDD, without using any image. And found that booting Win98 within DOSBox, and installing Win95 under that fixed.

Inside you will find the empty hdd images files to store your games and ISO’s. Extract the default hdd-2gb image file and open the folder. (Optional) How to use different sized HDD image files. This doesn't always work properly with newer devices or versions of Android. -Using the device's default internal storage is recommended and it might be required for the app to load.img files from your device. -To store the image files onto an external SDcard you will need to open the dosbox.conf file and change the storage directory path. -The directory path will vary across android devices.

I'd recommend using a to help find the correct path to your SDcard. -Below are several common paths to external SDcards on various devices.

Review the following information and change devices SDcard path accordingly in the dosbox.conf file. Note: Some devices may have issues starting emulation using an external SDcard. -If you experience any issues launching emulation or running games use the default internal memory. DosBox Turbo has 4 programmable virtual buttons that can be used for additional in-game controls. -Click to see the pic.

-In the DosBox settings menu check “Overlay Buttons”. -Open “Button/Controller Maps” and choose “Add button Mapping”. -A new label will appear, click it “Map custom Button (x)” -At the top select 1 of 4 custom buttons to map -Now select “Dos key mapping” and assign a key to the button. -Once done select ok and repeat this for all 4 buttons. -A good setup for playing fallout would be: -Btn A=space, Btn B=b, Btn C=I, Btn D=s -space=end turn, b=change hands, i=inventory, s=skill index, -There is a Fast Forward button at the very bottom of the “Dos key mapping” menu, scroll down all the way. -Map this key and you can hold it down to increase the cycles.