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I'm sorry. I'm familiar with making CD images. But for some reason, I can't get DOSBox to load the one I made from the CD. IT always returns a MSCDEX: Failure: Path not valid. Even though it is there plain as day. Be it in the mounted directory or outside it. But that should answer your one question …

Just a heads up that DOSBox 0.65 did a great job getting Lost in Time working for the most part. I unfortunately came to a part where it does lose timing with the sequence in the game. It's the point where you manage to open the strange box that you find once you get aboard the wrecked ship. Jarlath …

Ehm...nevermind. I am using 2.1.0 Sorry.

VDMS version is 2.0.4. Those files are in the VDMS directory, yes.

I actually did exactly that. Doesn't do a thing.

I have yet to ever get this game to work with VDMS. (Frankly, I've had better luck in DOSBox.) Afraid SAPUCDEX doesn't even work. Perhaps you could be a little more specific than that because I may be missing something.

I realized the lack of CD audio was due to the cable from the drive to the sound card remaining unplugged from one of the times I opened my case. Heh.

Ah, I see. Well, I did some extensive testing. The game works fine for me. But the second cut scene freezes. I guess this one won't continue until it knows the end of the track for that one is played through. As a result, there's no playing this game until DOSBox manages to somehow relay more …

Yes, I have. Mount the one drive to where the game is on the hard drive. Then when mounting the CDROM, use: mount d x:\ -t cdrom -ioctl Of course, D is just a typical letter I would assign for the CD-ROM. And just replace X with your correct drive letter. The key for me was to use the IO CTL …