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Main => Software Forum => Topic started by: unix4hire on October 28, 2005, 06:54:50 pm
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I'm building a little DOS machine with Vantage. I will try to use a arcade@home frontend (anything better for this purpose?). After booting the machine how can I get it to go right into the program with no intervention? I don't know if this is possible but someone here surely does! thanks ---Erich
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I will try to use a arcade@home frontend (anything better for this purpose?).
ArcadeOS?
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I will try to use a arcade@home frontend (anything better for this purpose?).
ArcadeOS?
Yeah, that's what I meant. oops. ???
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Quick answer: open C:\autoexec.bat in a text editor and make sure the last line reads
C:\arcadeos\arcadeos.exe
or points to wherever you put ArcadeOS.
If you're not so familiar with DOS it can all be pretty confusing.
Here's an exe that you can extract to a floppy disk. It boots straight to GameLauncher (in debug mode) and is set up to run Vantage
http://www.wickedretarded.com/misc/vantage-floppy6.exe
Essentially, your hard drive should be set up in the same way as this floppy disk.
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Quick answer: open C:\autoexec.bat in a text editor and make sure the last line reads
C:\arcadeos\arcadeos.exe
or points to wherever you put ArcadeOS.
If you're not so familiar with DOS it can all be pretty confusing.
Here's an exe that you can extract to a floppy disk. It boots straight to GameLauncher (in debug mode) and is set up to run Vantage
http://www.wickedretarded.com/misc/vantage-floppy6.exe
Essentially, your hard drive should be set up in the same way as this floppy disk.
Thank you very much! I'll give it a try today.