Dukes caribbean runtime error

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  • #5124
    The Game Foxx
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    Ok i am reporting back. Apparently running dukes carribean creates new files that magicdosbox isnt doing in the process. but running the latest svn of regular dosbox on pc does create those files. i found this by digging through the vogon forum. i simply experimented on regular pc dosbox, got the files, and copied them over. i have no idea what difference that makes, but it worked! another duke expansion successfully installed on magicdoxbox! and legally too, no downloading of roms. idk why but i find that especially satesfying, when you take a game you legally bought for pc, and get it running on hardware that didnt even exist at its time of creation.

    #5125
    admin
    Keymaster

    This is weird, magic dosbox svn is based on revision 4019, it should create these files. Do you store duke executables on sdcard or on main storage?

    #5126
    The Game Foxx
    Participant

    I stored them on the sd card, and the pc version i was using was 4063. Do either of those factors make a difference? I thought i set magicbox to have sd card permissions…

    #5127
    admin
    Keymaster

    hmm with sdcard permission it should work…can you please try the same from main storage? Maybe there is a bug in sdcard support

    #5132
    The Game Foxx
    Participant

    Ok i attempted a fresh install from main storage, and i get runtime error 003 at 0000:0C88. So it doesnt seem like sd storage is the problem? Idk im certainly no programmer but i am happy to help bugtest!

    #5135
    admin
    Keymaster

    Thank you very much 🙂

    Hmm, that’s weird, if it does the same, then only one thing comes on my mind. Your PC is linux or windows? There are differences between linux dosbox and windows dosbox. Android uses linux branch.

    #5136
    The Game Foxx
    Participant

    My PC is Windows 10, ive never used linux before

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