DOSBox v0.71 09/24/07 update: mode switching problem fixed
CrazyC has once again released another batch of updates for DOSBox. For the uninitiated, DOSBox is a DOS emulator for the Sony PlayStation Portable handheld video game system. Here’s what CrazyC had to say about this release:
I’ve put up a new patch and binary that hopefully will fix your problem with switching modes. Also, you can now mount your memory stick as an hdd image to work around the psp fat driver limitation. Be very careful! For now don’t try it with a memory stick who’s contents you care about!
Try not to remove the memory stick without unmounting it first. Do not insert another memory stick without unmounting the previous one! Do not mount the memory stick as an image and as an regular mount at the same time as there is a good chance you will corrupt it! Mount it using “imgmount
Heed the warnings, guys. Also, please be very careful when installing this app to avoid damaging your PSP. You can click on the source link below if you’re in need of further information.
Download: DOSbox 0.71 patch (09/24/2007)
Download: DOSbox 0.71 binary (09/24/2007) – rename to EBOOT.PBP if needed
Download: DOSbox 0.71 configuration file (09/24/2007)
Via PS2Dev
CrazyC has once again released another batch of updates for DOSBox. For the uninitiated, DOSBox is a DOS emulator for the Sony PlayStation Portable handheld video game system. Here’s what CrazyC had to say about this release:
I’ve put up a new patch and binary that hopefully will fix your problem with switching modes. Also, you can now mount your memory stick as an hdd image to work around the psp fat driver limitation. Be very careful! For now don’t try it with a memory stick who’s contents you care about!
Try not to remove the memory stick without unmounting it first. Do not insert another memory stick without unmounting the previous one! Do not mount the memory stick as an image and as an regular mount at the same time as there is a good chance you will corrupt it! Mount it using “imgmount
Heed the warnings, guys. Also, please be very careful when installing this app to avoid damaging your PSP. You can click on the source link below if you’re in need of further information.
Download: DOSbox 0.71 patch (09/24/2007)
Download: DOSbox 0.71 binary (09/24/2007) – rename to EBOOT.PBP if needed
Download: DOSbox 0.71 configuration file (09/24/2007)
Via PS2Dev