- Crusader no remorse retropie slow install#
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Yet I decided to put settings for some games on that wiki page. I was tempted to add a page with optimal settings per device but first that's a lot of work and second Pi's environment (OS, drivers, etc) as well as Staging are getting improved at a good pace making settings obsolete. Of course you have to properly configure the games to match the correct IRQ/DMA asked during setup/install.exe and for some games you have to set the right machine setting :) It's not specific to Staging though. I haven't faced a single crash with Staging for the past 7 months or so. If it does then something else is happening on your Pi. If you respect that statement then DOSBox will never crash again. This explains the fixed value of 25.000 as said above. That's why you must never go with the max or auto values for cycles parameter. Choppiness tends to occur mostly when you have too many cycles. conf per game (which I fiddle with in case of issue to add more memory, joystick, GUS, etc). conf (which I never change) and one specific. I do everything by modifying one default. I've never used the command utilities you've mentioned.
Crusader no remorse retropie slow free#
Feel free to try the default + specific settings from that wiki page if you haven't already. That setting is the foundation I use to build up specific settings should a game require some. This will allow games to run and without any crashes. After lot of testing I ended up setting a default value of 25000 cycles in my default. To set proper cycles amount is quite annoying for sure yet with such low-spec devices it's the only way to get the best experience. :DĮdited for some horrible thanks for taking time to share. It might have something to do with sound emulation, as sometimes I loose all sounds and so far I could only restore it by rebooting. I can't say for sure it was Staging's fault, but as I was fiddeling with it I guess it was. Then there were some hard lock-ups of my Pi4: one while starting up Staging, and one right before a system reboot. Is it too early to collect the optimal cycle settings in a wiki maybe? There is still some crackling and choppy gameplay left.
Crusader no remorse retropie slow pro#
Some examples: Wing Commander 3, Magic Carpet 2 and Pro Pinball Timeshock. For many games I found cycle settings for Dosbox games online, but not all seem to be the right number for Staging. It could also be too many, which makes it complicated. I tried setting them from the dos command prompt (config -set cycles xxx) but the doesn't seem ro have any influence?! On top of that, choppy video or sound is no indication for too few cycles. I'm slowly getting somewhere, but I'm not done yet. Bye-bye washed out pixels! For that alone it was worth it! I've managed to get fluidsynth to run (easyly) and for selected games Munt's MT32 emulation runs through ALSA (just like with svn).īut it's more work to set up. I can give some thoughts:įirst of all: it's really nice. Larry says: Not deleting this 2 years necromancy simply because I find this here post quite funny.Ok, I did the dive, and Staging is now running on my Pi4. I am genius to solve this diffucult problem. You go ahead and type Crusader or Regret. Make sure you change destination path in Crusader No Regret and No Crusader No Regret and No Remorse did respond Mount E: E:\ -t cdrom if you use second CD drive.Ĭrusader No Regret and No Remorse will not respond to C: hard driveīecause it is large hard drive and it is NTFS. Mount D: D:\ -t cdrom if you use first CD drive.
Crusader no remorse retropie slow install#
Hope you'll manage to install and run it.
Crusader no remorse retropie slow Pc#
Some of these lines will be useless for you, but I copied it everything.(just pick those, which you'll need)Īnd last thing - when installing Crusader, I used for my virtual PC 32MB of memory - maybe you've put too much memory. REM DEVICE=C:\MSCDEX\CD1.sys /D:TOMATO /P:1e8,11 REM DEVICE=C:\MSCDEX\CD1.sys /D:TOMATO /P:1e8,12 REM DEVICE=C:\MSCDEX\CD1.sys /D:TOMATO /P:1f0,14 I installed MS-DOS 6.22, maybe installing this version would help. To Tarpon! I'm sorry, that I didn't write before - I was on holidays:) Well the only help I can give you is writing you down my autoexec.bat & config.sys contents.
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