So I figured it out. I have an actual copy of MS-DOS 6.22 that is set in PATH= to in the dosbox.conf, and somehow during some drunken revision I had omitted Z: from the path. As MS-DOS has it's own set of commands, including imgmount.com which is what is causing the confusion, I hadn't noticed as I …

I tried the literal path (the path shown in the working version after mounting) as well as the relative path (C:\z_ISO\image.whatever and image.whatever from within the directory), and neither worked. The example of it working with the older version shows it working as far as path and file locks are …

I occasionally go here https://www.dosbox.com/wiki/SVN_Builds#List_of_SVN_Builds and grab the latest SVN for OSX from this link: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7737184/Dosbox/Dosbox-Snapshot.dmg. The DOSBox SVN builds I have that are dated 5-3-16 and 6-25-16 exhibit this problem, but an older one dated 8- …

I can connect the controller and use it with no issues with non-dosbox games, however the problem with dosbox is that it maps the axes and buttons incorrectly. For me, I would prefer if the traditional X/Y axis of a typical joystick used in dos would be mapped to the directional pad or the left …

I've seen people discuss and patch things for the Windows build of Dosbox, however I'm not having any luck figuring out how to get the controller working on the Mac version. Has anyone been able to do it natively without running Parallels or Boot Camp or similar?