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GAMES:X-Wing

2009-06-16T16:08:33Z

Ceebeecee:

'''Getting Set Up For DOSBox''' 

1) Go to your C: drive. 
2) Create a folder "dos". 
(You can name it whatever you like, I'll simply refer to this folder as the DOS folder throughout.) 

'''Installing X-Wing Collector's Edition''' 
1) Launch DOSBox. 
2) Z:\> mount c C:\dos 
3) Z:\> mount d D:\ -t cdrom -usecd 0 -ioctl 
(If you have another drive as your CD drive - mine is E:\ - the command would be mount d E:\ -t cdrom -usecd 0 -ioctl)
4) Z:\> D: 
5) D:\> install 

The installation programme should work without a hitch. When I installed it on my Vista 32-bit HP laptop, it also went through all of the sound configuration process. 

'''To Play X-Wing Collector's Edition Right After Installation''' 
1) D:\> C: 
2) C:\> cd xwingcd 
3) C:\XWINGCD> xwingcd 

Boom! You're running. 

'''To Play X-Wing Collector's Edition Subsequently''' 
1) Launch DOSBox 
2) Z:\> mount c C:\dos 
3) Z:\> mount d D:\ -t cdrom -usecd 0 -ioctl 
4) Z:\> C: 
5) C:\> cd xwingcd 
6) C:\XWINGCD> xwingcd 

Note that every time you want to play, you ''must'' remount your C:\dos folder as C: and your D:\ drive. 

I also recommend hitting CTRL-12 several times to raise the CPU cycles associated. 

Happy hunting! 
~Ceebeecee

GAMES:X-Wing

2009-06-16T16:08:01Z

Ceebeecee:

'''Getting Set Up For DOSBox'''

1) Go to your C: drive. 
2) Create a folder "dos". 
(You can name it whatever you like, I'll simply refer to this folder as the DOS folder throughout.) 

'''Installing X-Wing Collector's Edition'''
1) Launch DOSBox. 
2) Z:\> mount c C:\dos 
3) Z:\> mount d D:\ -t cdrom -usecd 0 -ioctl 
(If you have another drive as your CD drive - mine is E:\ - the command would be mount d E:\ -t cdrom -usecd 0 -ioctl)
4) Z:\> D: 
5) D:\> install 

The installation programme should work without a hitch. When I installed it on my Vista 32-bit HP laptop, it also went through all of the sound configuration process. 

'''To Play X-Wing Collector's Edition Right After Installation'''
1) D:\> C: 
2) C:\> cd xwingcd 
3) C:\XWINGCD> xwingcd 

Boom! You're running. 

'''To Play X-Wing Collector's Edition Subsequently'''
1) Launch DOSBox 
2) Z:\> mount c C:\dos 
3) Z:\> mount d D:\ -t cdrom -usecd 0 -ioctl 
4) Z:\> C: 
5) C:\> cd xwingcd 
6) C:\XWINGCD> xwingcd 

Note that every time you want to play, you ''must'' remount your C:\dos folder as C: and your D:\ drive. 

I also recommend hitting CTRL-12 several times to raise the CPU cycles associated. 

Happy hunting! 
~Ceebeecee

GAMES:X-Wing

2009-06-16T16:06:54Z

Ceebeecee:

'''Getting Set Up For DOSBox'''

1) Go to your C: drive. 
2) Create a folder "dos". 
(You can name it whatever you like, I'll simply refer to this folder as the DOS folder throughout.) 

'''Installing X-Wing Collector's Edition'''
1) Launch DOSBox. 
2) Z:\> mount c C:\dos 
3) Z:\> mount d D:\ -t cdrom -usecd 0 -ioctl 
(If you have another drive as your CD drive - mine is E:\ - the command would be mount d E:\ -t cdrom -usecd 0 -ioctl)
4) Z:\> D: 
5) D:\> install 

The installation programme should work without a hitch. When I installed it on my Vista 32-bit HP laptop, it also went through all of the sound configuration process.

'''To Play X-Wing Collector's Edition Right After Installation'''

1) D:\> C:
2) C:\> cd xwingcd
3) C:\XWINGCD> xwingcd

Boom! You're running.

'''To Play X-Wing Collector's Edition Subsequently'''
1) Launch DOSBox
2) Z:\> mount c C:\dos
3) Z:\> mount d D:\ -t cdrom -usecd 0 -ioctl
4) Z:\> C:
5) C:\> cd xwingcd
6) C:\XWINGCD> xwingcd

Note that every time you want to play, you ''must'' remount your C:\dos folder as C: and your D:\ drive.

I also recommend hitting CTRL-12 several times to raise the CPU cycles associated.

Happy hunting.

GAMES:X-Wing

2009-06-16T16:05:58Z

Ceebeecee:

'''Getting Set Up For DOSBox'''

1) Go to your C: drive.
2) Create a folder "dos". (You can name it whatever you like, I'll simply refer to this folder as the DOS folder throughout.)

'''Installing X-Wing Collector's Edition'''
1) Launch DOSBox.
2) Z:\> mount c C:\dos
3) Z:\> mount d D:\ -t cdrom -usecd 0 -ioctl
(If you have another drive as your CD drive - mine is E:\ - the command would be mount d E:\ -t cdrom -usecd 0 -ioctl)
4) Z:\> D:
5) D:\> install

The installation programme should work without a hitch. When I installed it on my Vista 32-bit HP laptop, it also went through all of the sound configuration process.

'''To Play X-Wing Collector's Edition Right After Installation'''

1) D:\> C:
2) C:\> cd xwingcd
3) C:\XWINGCD> xwingcd

Boom! You're running.

'''To Play X-Wing Collector's Edition Subsequently'''
1) Launch DOSBox
2) Z:\> mount c C:\dos
3) Z:\> mount d D:\ -t cdrom -usecd 0 -ioctl
4) Z:\> C:
5) C:\> cd xwingcd
6) C:\XWINGCD> xwingcd

Note that every time you want to play, you ''must'' remount your C:\dos folder as C: and your D:\ drive.

I also recommend hitting CTRL-12 several times to raise the CPU cycles associated.

Happy hunting.

GAMES:X-Wing

2009-06-16T16:05:43Z

Ceebeecee:

GAMES:X-Wing

2009-06-16T16:05:14Z

Ceebeecee:

'''Getting Set Up For DOSBox'''

1) Go to your C: drive.
2) Create a folder "dos". (You can name it whatever you like, I'll simply refer to this folder as the DOS folder throughout.)

'''Installing X-Wing Collector's Edition'''
1) Launch DOSBox.
2) Z:\> mount c C:\dos
3) Z:\> mount d D:\ -t cdrom -usecd 0 -ioctl
(If you have another drive as your CD drive - mine is E:\ - the comm. would be mount d E:\ -t cdrom -usecd 0 -ioctl)
4) Z:\> D:
5) D:\> install

The installation programme should work without a hitch. When I installed it on my Vista 32-bit HP laptop, it also went through all of the sound configuration process.

'''To Play X-Wing Collector's Edition Right After Installation'''

1) D:\> C:
2) C:\> cd xwingcd
3) C:\XWINGCD> xwingcd

Boom! You're running.

'''To Play X-Wing Collector's Edition Subsequently'''
1) Launch DOSBox
2) Z:\> mount c C:\dos
3) Z:\> mount d D:\ -t cdrom -usecd 0 -ioctl
4) Z:\> C:
5) C:\> cd xwingcd
6) C:\XWINGCD> xwingcd

Note that every time you want to play, you ''must'' remount your C:\dos folder as C: and your D:\ drive.

I also recommend hitting CTRL-12 several times to raise the CPU cycles associated.

Happy hunting!
~Ceebeecee