I was able to get this game to work on OS X using DOSBox .63 using a hack seen on the DOSBox Game compatibility page that bypasses the CD protection requirement. There are two parts to the hack. 1. Using a Hex Editor (I used one called HexEdit) open the file invades.exe . Search for 000D4D7A; Change …

I finally succeded in getting the game to run via a hack. I will post the details in the Games section where there is a thread for D-Day: America Invades. Regarding mounting CD's and disk images in OS X, I can confirm that DOSBox does not recognize disk images made with Apple's Disk Utility whether …

Well i've learned some more, but no luck yet. Taking the hint in the post above I went to find a utility that creates .iso images. Google found me one called Disc-O (http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/%7Emrebar/). This image mounts in OS X with all the correct files, and appears to work in DOSBox. I …

I discovered that mac disk images (.dmg) are not the same as .iso but you can create them using Disk Utility if create an image from a folder and set the format to CD/DVD Master. The result has the extention .cdr but this can be changed to .iso and will still mount (in OS X). However DOSBox can not …

The game is World at War - D-Day: America Invades I should add that I posted in this thread because I am using a Mac with 10.4.4, DOSBox .63 I did try the mount with the -t cdrom command by I may have worded it wrong. I typed: mount d /path/to/directory -t cdrom the reply was: MSCDEX: Mounted …

I would like to play a game that requires a CD-ROM, with a specific name, mounted. I would like to use a directory with the files or a disk image. My last choice would be to burn a cd. The result of the mount -cd command is: CDROMs found: 1 0. Fake CD-ROM Device I tried mounting a directory with the …