🚀 go-pugleaf

Hi...

>Ah, but I think Perestroika is actually the software company (I'v got
>that exact same version).

Err, no. The company was Locis.

> If you can tell me how to actually still run it (for me it crashes right
> after the Perestroika logo) i'd try my pool of slowdown utils on it.

Yeah! That little C program must have full hardware access. For me it
pointed out that a secure mode of the Win98 console workes best - without
any drivers (Abgesicherter Modus, nur Eingabeaufforderung). Remember, you
can't "Enter away" the Perestroika screen, there is some sound coming from
the system speaker. When those guys finish singing the screen automaticly
disappeares. Just wait for 10 seconds :-)

By the way, I managed to slow down my machine (T-Bird B 1.3GHz) accordingly
using some really bad tricks: Forst, disable L1 & L2 cache via BIOS, second,
have "throttle.exe" and set it to 25%, then use moslo with 40%. The side
effect is that some keystrokes don't come through to the game... I'd prefer
a less expenditury way, will try DOS Box, but don't have any idea from where
to get it legally.

OK, so far for now...
Cya later,
Ice

PS: > Austrian, but close.
Ooops! The next time I will know! :-D   Do you have lots of snow? We have
lousy 10cm here in the Turinguan Woods...