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Install windows in dosbox portable#
PAF.EXE (PAF = Portable Application (Installer) File) is an "installer" that simply extracts the app to the destination you choose: After you exit a game, Dos Navigator will automatically reload.I don't know about the first link, but PortableApps' version is indeed portable. Use D-Pad to move around files/folders and start button to open a folder or execute a file. Step 7) Reboot the RS-97 and open DOSBox. Dos Navigator automatically shows what's in the directory that its executable files are located so I find it easiest to copy my game folders into the same directory. Step 6) Copy your dos games folders in the DOS folder in roms. dosbox folder and type after the #comments in the section on their own lines, the following and then save the file: Step 5) Using notepad on your computer, edit the nf file from. Step 4) Unzip dn151.zip into your DOS folder in roms
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Step 3) Go to the following website and download Dos Navigator 1.51 Freeware Release from the Dos Navigator 1.51 binaries (786K) link on this page: If you haven't already, make a roms folder called "DOS" Step 1) Start DOSBox for the first time, then type exit (Left shoulder button opens a virtual keyboard) to quit the emulator. If anyone wants a simple file navigator to launch dos games, follow the instructions below: Unfortunately, the version of dosbox in CFW 1.3 is still squashed, I hope that gets fixed soon! This does not need Windows 3.1 to run the Navigator. Seeing this post prompted me to have another go at trying to get Dos Navigator working with Dosbox on the RS-97 and I'm happy to say it was successful! Many thanks to and for the key step, which was mounting the roms directory in the autoexec portion of the config file.
There is so far no way to move the mouse but a cursor is on screen. Start again is Enter, Select is still Esc. Arrows of course move the selector (highlighted items) around. you'll mainly be using that to navigate Windows. Step 9)once installed, you'll be back at the C prompt.
Install windows in dosbox install#
Step 8)Maybe dir/p to view files one page at a time.you want to find either install or setup.I can't remember what they call it for 3.1 then type that and hit enter Windows setup will start, follow the prompts. controls change when not in keyboard mode.
Note the controls for DOSBox! L button opens a virtual keyboard, A types the letter, B triggers to hold a button such as Shift, Start is Enter, Select is Esc. Type cd "install" (or whatever you called the folder you extracted the img files' contents into) enter Step 7) Alright, now DOSBox is at a C:\ Prompt Step 6) Go on and reboot the RS-97 and open DOSBox.I recommend overclocking to 624 first as even a small overclock makes a noticeable difference. Name it something like "install" or "setup" Use 7zip to open and extract the contents of all those files to a folder.
Install windows in dosbox zip#
Step 5) There will be a zip with, I believe, 6 img files. Step 4)now you'll need a version of Windows 3.1 I recommend the standard 3.1 which you can download here: Step 3) type in the config file on its own line "mount c /mnt/int_sd/roms/DOS" assuming that's where you created the folder linebreak (press Enter) and add another line simply "C:" and save the file. dosbox folder and edit the config with notepad Step 2) Mount the SD to your computer and open. Step 1) first start DOSBox for the first time, then type exit to quit the emulator. Member KnuxKitsune has got windows 3.1 running on dosbox for rs97 the guide is below if you fancy trying it thanks again to KnuxKitsune for getting it running.
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