I'm a bit confused.
I use DOSbox but i have timing issues in MIDI.
Was thinking of using DOS 6.22, but then saw FreeDos.
What reasons might I chose one over the other?
Does FreeDos work under XP or needs to be booted separately?
My music app needs an mup401 or a serial port, so that's an issue.
Hi Dennis,
Dosbox normally uses a built-in simulation of DOS,
not a real separate DOS. For sound in DOS boxes,
I think there was something called NTVDM. If you
have Linux, you should use Dosemu, which is a
virtual PC specialized for running DOS fast. You
can boot a real DOS in recent Dosbox versi
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> I'm a bit confused.
> I use DOSbox but i have timing issues in MIDI.
>
> Was thinking of using DOS 6.22, but then saw FreeDos.
> What reasons might I chose one over the other?
>
> Does FreeDos work under XP or needs to be booted separately?
>
> My music app needs an mup401 or a serial port, so
At 4/16/2007 06:44 p, you wrote:
>Hi Dennis,
>
>Dosbox normally uses a built-in simulation of DOS,
>not a real separate DOS. For sound in DOS boxes,
>I think there was something called NTVDM. If you
>have Linux, you should use Dosemu, which is a
>virtual PC specialized for running DOS fast. You
