On Tue, 30 Jan 2001, Eduardo Costa wrote:> Does anybody know if Wine will support the INT 33h (I think it's an > alias to "DPMI") ? I want to play my old classic DOS games, but in > Windoze they crash (don't know why - I hate this O$), and Wine doesn't > support this interrupt.Try dosemu (www.dosemu.org). Runs almost all non-DPMI programs and quite a few DPMI ones (like Duke3D and Doom FWIW). Exceptions are for instance some of the Ultima's, VCPI programs and other games that refuse to work under Win9x. You have to try it though. Don't expect sound working. DOSEMU uses quite a different approach from wine: with wine you usually run one app at a time whereas dosemu is implementing a restricted virtual PC and brings up a dos box wherein a real (Free/MS/DR/...)dos version runs. Bart
Ove Kaaven wrote:> int 33h is the MS Mouse Driver interrupt, which is supported reasonably > well. Do you mean something else?err:int:INT_Int33Handler int33: unknown/not implemented parameters: int33: AX 000b, BX 0000, CX 0000, DX 0000, SI 0000, DI 00fb, DS 2ffd, ES 40d2 I got a collection of these lines, with different AX & BX values. (I'm trying to run DOTT) Thanks, Eduardo Costa -- http://www.tpk.com.br Computer Projects and Stuff
Bart Oldeman wrote:> > Try dosemu (www.dosemu.org). Runs almost all non-DPMI programs and quite > a few DPMI ones (like Duke3D and Doom FWIW). Exceptions are for instance > some of the Ultima's, VCPI programs and other games that refuse to work > under Win9x. You have to try it though. Don't expect sound working. > > DOSEMU uses quite a different approach from wine: with wine you usually > run one app at a time whereas dosemu is implementing a restricted virtual > PC and brings up a dos box wherein a real (Free/MS/DR/...)dos version > runs. >Too late... I installed it one day before your message... :) Thanks for your help, Eduardo Costa -- http://www.tpk.com.br Computer Projects and Stuff