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ro/zmin: this game rulz! i can't belive u guys still kill urself bout playing it. good job abandonia!!

Originally posted by Guest_Fox@Jul 11 2005, 07:38 PM
So go ahead and open DOSBox. (After it's installed of course). Now type in mount c C:\ (Or the location of your main hard drive where you put the WOLF directory)
Type c:
Now type cd\WOLF
then setup.exe

In response to Guest_Fox's explanatory post...

I get that far fine, but when I type 'Setup.exe' DOSBox responds:
"Current mounted drives are:
Drive C is mounted as local directory c:\
Drive Z is mounted a Internal Virtual Drive"

I've probably done something wrong somewhere along the line, I don't know much about this stuff. Any help would be greatly appreciated--I found Wolf a few years ago and was really excited to play it but my WinXP machines keep giving me trouble.

[Sebatianos]

As far as I remembe you don't have to run setup. Just run Wolf!
You may mount the CD drive (just in case) mount d X(your CD drive):\ -tcdrom

[BlueFox]

setup.exe lets you set up your sound configuration, Seb. True, you can just run Wolf and maybe the sound will work, but its sometimes better to double check these things.

remember and type c: after mounting the drive

[commanderkeen]

Why do you bother to run dosbox?
My fastest computer has managed to run all but 2 of hunderds of dos games I have(shareware,Abandonianware etc)

Sure,Its a P3 450Mhz thing with Graphics drivers copywright 1989(I updated them but weren't dos compatible so I went back to the old ones which work better with windows too really)

I have never had sound issues of any kind.Come on! just get old drivers,a 32bit computer,Win98 and a slower computer.

Does nobody not have a P4?

[Sebatianos]

Why bother with doing all that to your computer and spending a lot of money? You download DOSBox, type 3 commands in the cfg file and everything runs perfectly - it's much easier then making the entire computer DOS compatible

[Sebatianos]

Originally posted by BlueFox@Aug 6 2005, 08:14 PM
setup.exe lets you set up your sound configuration, Seb. True, you can just run Wolf and maybe the sound will work, but its sometimes better to double check these things.

Well that's what we do here, so you wouldn't have too! Sometimes running setups and configs only makes things worse (because the games have some old copyprotections that are disabled, but will apeare again if you run setup or install again).

Sorry for the double post guys.

[commanderkeen]

Originally posted by Sebatianos@Aug 14 2005, 08:33 AM
Why bother with doing all that to your computer and spending a lot of money? You download DOSBox, type 3 commands in the cfg file and everything runs perfectly - it's much easier then making the entire computer DOS compatible

Why bother with doing all that to your computer and spending a lot of money? You download DOSBox, type 3 commands in the cfg file and everything runs perfectly - it's much easier then making the entire computer DOS compatible*

My computer was like that when it was bought.I didn't spend a cent.
The not working without dosbox list is now up to 3:
1 jazz jackrabbit
2 alley cat(8 bit)
3 wolf (needs 600K conventional memory(dos hogs it))
Now I have to move wolf to my laptop via floppies and it has no winzip!(nooo!!!)

cool game sebastianos! but I think I saw somewhere that you can be a lone wolf I's that true?

more animal simulation games sebastianos, MORE! If you have the game LION (same as wolf), and it works please upload the EXE file and send it to daskallu@yahoo.co.uk or dascalu8@hotmail.com.

k: k: k:

[PrejudiceSucks]

It's on HOTU.