<p>looks like GameBlaster (GBLAST) has extra options, so you can do like GBLAST260 to set the IO addr</p>

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<p>I would say &quot;especially if they&#39;re on a network!&quot; but... this program is from 1990. Not many schools had networks in &#39;90.</p>

<p>the other argument you can pass is ROSTER=$FILENAME</p><p>This lets you reset which file it uses for the list of registered players, setting it to something other than the default ACME.DAT</p><p>Not mentioned in the manual, but I can see how that might be useful for schools and such</p>

<p><span class="h-card" translate="no"><a href="https://mastodon.social/@film_girl" class="u-url mention">@<span>film_girl</span></a></span> hahaha! I love that</p>

<p>I&#39;m an idiot, this isn&#39;t a driver check... it&#39;s an argv check! </p><p>you can pass &quot;ega&quot; or &quot;vga&quot; or whatever to carmen.exe to select those types.</p>

<p>stdsnd is pc speaker, <br />adlib is adlib, covox is the speech thing, gblast is game blaster, most likely, ibmg is... I&#39;m not sure. The PS-1 Audio card?</p><p>sblash is soundblaster and tandy is tandy 3-voice</p>

<p>Anyway it seems it doesn&#39;t have a VideoDetect function, it&#39;s a DriverDetect function, since it&#39;s used for sound too.</p><p>First it goes through the video drivers in the following order:<br />VGA, TGA, EGA, HGA, HERC, and CGA. <br />Then it goes into the audio drivers:</p><p>stdsnd, adlib, covox, gblast, ibmg, sblast, tandy.</p>

<p>similar things in the test.com file. I moved stuff around in the memory map and it&#39;s not erroring now. I&#39;ve probably created endless glitches elsewhere though</p>