.cue file contains: FILE "XCOM.BIN" BINARY TRACK 01 MODE1/2352 INDEX 01 00:00:00

As in "imgmount d "/home/foo/bar/cd/xcom.cue" -t iso" ? That is odd. >imgmount d "/home/ /xcomapoc/cd/xcom.cue" -t iso Image file not found. Yes, as in that^. It doesn't work (DOSBox 0.74, Ubuntu 14). > imgmount d /cd/xcom.cue -t iso MSCDEX installed. Drive D is mounted as(...) This works fine by …

Anyway, I expect the above [autoexec] will only run correctly if you insert "C:" on its own line after the "mount" command. Using a path of "c:\cd\xcom.cue" might work as well. Thanks. Perhaps I didn't mention but this is on Linux. Still a) a full path doesn't work either - I've tried, b) the other …

Hi all, I'm having a problem mounting an .cue image file from a .conf file. These are the contents of my dosbox_xcomapoc_linux.conf file: >[ipx] ># ipx -- Enable ipx over UDP/IP emulation. >ipx=false >[autoexec] ># Lines in this section will be run at startup. >mount c "." >imgmount d "cd/xcom.cue" …

Dominus wrote: Using the same commands as the gog dosbox should be fine making it work on linux (of course paths need to be adjusted). Thanks.

Solved. I wasn't looking carefully enough! There was a CD image included with the GOG files. The GOG distribution does come preinstalled, but one needs to mount the CD image as well (presumably with every launch): > mount c /GOGfolder > mount d /GOGfolder/CD/xcom.cue -t iso > c: > xcomapoc (this is …

Hi, It is sold as Windows only, but seeing that it is DOSBox-based, has anyone managed to get it working on Linux/Ubuntu? I'm having a problem here. The main way it differs from X-Com Apocalypse covered here: http://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?t=8962 ...is in the lack of the install program on the …