DOSBox (12/30/2007 release)

Wish there was a fix for the problems encountered in Crazy_C‘s nifty DOSBox application? Your wish is granted because a new release gives us a patch to make the program more stable. There are some important notes that the Sony PlayStation Portable dev left us which you’ll find in the detailed version. Head on over there and enjoy!

Download: DOSBox (12/30/07 release)

Sony PlayStation Portable homebrew coder Crazy_C is back with bug fixes for problems encountered in the DOSBox application that a lot of you liked. If DOS emulation is your cup of tea, you should read what he had to say in his latest update.

This is what Crazy C had to say in his latest post:

I’ve fixed most of the bugs that I could find in the 3.x build of DOSBox (at least with the fat psp). Now you should be able to exit and set any about of memory in the conf file as long as it can be allocated with malloc. Also, with a pair of prx’s it has the same functionality as the 1.5 build. Neither prx is necessary to run the program.

There are four increments that you may need when shooting down the bugs from the previous version. They are:

• exception.prx– if this prx is present, crash dumps will be displayed
• fixup.prx– if the prx if present, the ME region will be added to the code cache
• DOSBox.patch.gz– the patch
• EBOOT.PBP– the main binary

Check out the latest DOSBox release from Crazy_C below.

Download: DOSBox (12/30/07 release)