By default it loads the programs from ms0:/PSP/GAME/dosbox.
#WINDOWS 95 START PSP#
PSP Dosbox has it’s configuration file (“conf” file) in the Dosbox folder. To experience what DOS is like, you’ll need some DOS programs and games. You can also have a look at the compatibility list on that site above.
Down below I’ll give you the instructions on running DOS on your PSP. Thus, depending on which PSP model you are using, the performance will vary. The PSP 1000 has a 333 mhz max cpu, and 32mb ram, while the slim (2000+) and other variations has a 333mhz cpu and 64mb ram. This means you won’t able to do everything dosbox can, but there are still quite a few things out there you can try out.
Mind you, the PSP has a limited amount of ram and cpu speed. This emulator allows users to run DOS programs and games on their PSPs. While most users may not like the feeling of using such an outdated version of windows, some users are still interested with the whole ‘retro look’ from the dos series. PSP DOSBOX is a PSP port of the popular MS-DOS emulator. Outdated may mean ‘meaningless’ to some users, but this homebrew has proved that wrong. Ever wondered what it would be like to time travel? To see how computers were designed (software wise) and performed back then? DosBox allows your PSP to do that.
0 kommentar(er)
