The game likely uses low-level disk functions, which aren't supported (yet) with multi-floppy mounts. However, it will probably work with the BOOT command if the game disk is bootable; e.g. "BOOT GAME.IMA SAVE.IMA", and press Ctrl-F4 to swap images. Yes! That cracked it. As you know (and basically …

OK, I ran the latest SVN from EMUcr.com. It allows multiple floppy images. Great! Swapping images with ctrl-F4 works. Great! But when I go to save a game, the image is WRITE PROTECTED. :dead: The read-only attribute is not set in windows, so it seems like either a floppy image is inherently not …

ripsaw8080 wrote: You need an SVN build of DOSBox to mount multiple floppy images. Thanks! Sounds like exactly what I need. Is there any particular build I should look for?

Slightly long story, but I need to use multiple floppy disks in a game. Seems like the way to go is to use IMGMOUNT and ctrl-F4. However IMGMOUNT only accepts multiple image files if they are CD images. (Manual says "Specifying a number of image files is only allowed for CD-ROM images," and I have …

A 1.44MB floppy image is just a blank file that's 1.44MB in size. There are programs that can create them, or I'm sure you could even download a blank one that's already been formatted and use that straight away. Thanks! Youve gotten me started. Further questions will probably belong under a DOSBox …

If you look at the disk in the DOSBox command line ("dir a:") and then switch disks with Ctrl+F4, do you see the contents of the disk change? I always thought Ctrl+F4 only worked for swapping disk images mounted with IMGMOUNT rather than actual folders, but I'm not sure. I think you have it right. …

I'm playing the old Mindscape text game Voodoo Island in DOSBox on a Windows 10 machine. I mount the game directory on my hard drive as a drive in DOSBox and everything works fine. But I'd like to save games. VI apparently expects everything to run from the floppy drive (5.25?), bc when I type "save …