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On both of these games the MT-32 loads too quickly causing a checksum error on the display. (LCD on the Mt-32Pi or on the screen if turned in in Mt-32 settings. The wrong sounds are then loaded. In Quest for Glory 2 this is very noticeable on the main menu where laser sounds play instead of the regular instruments.
I found both these games can run properly if I exit the game, turn off sysctl (i've been typing sysctl 0) then going to the Mister menu, custom configuration for hardware speed and manually setting it to 56Mhz L1 on and L2 off. Then no checksum error on the mt-32 screen appears and sounds play properly.
I imagine this problem will also happen on many more Sierra games of this period since they all run on very similar engines.
I have tried editing the rungame.bat to change sysctl to "sysctl sys 56mhz L1+ L2-" but for some reason this seems to run faster than the custom settings and still causes the checksum error and sound issues.
I'm not very familiar with sysctl but hopefully someone else can take all this info and run with it. If there's any documentation on how sysctl works I'm happy to work on this more if someone can point me in the right direction.
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On both of these games the MT-32 loads too quickly causing a checksum error on the display. (LCD on the Mt-32Pi or on the screen if turned in in Mt-32 settings. The wrong sounds are then loaded. In Quest for Glory 2 this is very noticeable on the main menu where laser sounds play instead of the regular instruments.
I found both these games can run properly if I exit the game, turn off sysctl (i've been typing sysctl 0) then going to the Mister menu, custom configuration for hardware speed and manually setting it to 56Mhz L1 on and L2 off. Then no checksum error on the mt-32 screen appears and sounds play properly.
I imagine this problem will also happen on many more Sierra games of this period since they all run on very similar engines.
I have tried editing the rungame.bat to change sysctl to "sysctl sys 56mhz L1+ L2-" but for some reason this seems to run faster than the custom settings and still causes the checksum error and sound issues.
I'm not very familiar with sysctl but hopefully someone else can take all this info and run with it. If there's any documentation on how sysctl works I'm happy to work on this more if someone can point me in the right direction.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: