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wraggster
January 25th, 2007, 23:50
The Dos emulator for the Xbox has been updated, heres whats new:


Configuration data for games is now stored based on the path in which the game is located. This allows you to have separate configuration data for, say, E:GAMESKQ4SIERRA.EXE and E:GAMESKQ3SIERRA.EXE Earlier versions of DOSXBox worked this way, but somehow that code got overwritten, so I've had to make a new method. Basically this means that you're going to have to reconfigure your games.

If you assign "Text Browser" to an in-game button combination and use it to pull up a text file, then when you do so the file that is automatically loaded is the same as the game name you selected plus .TXT. For example, if you selected to play GAME.EXE and the file GAME.TXT is
located in the same directory as it, then GAME.TXT will be the file you see when you press the in-game button combination for the "Text Browser"

Can manually enter the game name during the configuration process. When you do this, DOSXBox will create a dummy file in the same directory as the file you selected that is named the same as the name you entered. This is the file that you'll need to launch for future runs.

IMGMOUNT command now works the same way as DOSBox-for-Windows.

New configuration option "Enable IPX/Network". You need to set this to "Yes" for the network to be available.

New function on the "In Game Options" menu : "Change CDRom". This will allow you to change the CD while playing a game.
Useful for multi-CD games.

Fixed joystick-as-mouse problem in Gabriel Knight

Fixed EMS initialization error with games like Blackthorne

More Info (http://forums.xbox-scene.com/index.php?showtopic=581898)

Hawq
January 26th, 2007, 18:52
v11 out now:
* Previous joystick-as-mouse fix was affecting USB mice. This is fixed. USB mice should work like they did in v9.
* It was still possible to change software filters via the In Game Options menu. Software Filters are disabled in DOSXBox due to memory constraints. This is now fixed. (Meaning that if you try and change the software filter via the In Game Options menu, nothing will happen.)
* Pressing the BLACK button on the game selection menu now properly deletes all of the settings files associated with a game.
* When a new stub-file is created (when it asks for a game name) the directory is rescanned so that the file will appear in the listing. The stub-files have an extension of ".DOS"
info (http://forums.xbox-scene.com/index.php?showtopic=582070)