@step2ice - How does your autoexec.cfg look now, after the -freesize 900 command? Like this: mount C "F:\games\_DOS_GAM\Constructor" -ioctl -freesize 900 C: GAME.EXE Because I tried this, and it still asks me for the CD. 😠

Snover wrote: I know this works because I tested it with DOSBox 0.63 just a few weeks ago. If you have had it working, could you please produce a step by step guide on how you managed to replicate this. I'm having some diffuiculty getting the game to launch properly through DOSBox.

I am mounting the correct CD. It's in drive 0, which is the one I am mounting. The CD is fully working and tested. Created an ISO image of the disc and it's fine. Still no luck.

Tried this too. Gave it the label of the Constructor CD. And still will not read the CD. 😠

mount C C:\Constructor mount D D:\ -t cdrom -ioctl c: C:\game.exe Error = Constructor CD must be in drive. no joy. 🙁 any other suggestions?

The game also complains about not being able to find its CD (that is, once you get past the SDD problems). Using SAPUCDEX fixes this, although I'm uncertain why it occurs in the first place since the game just accesses the hard drive on a full install (which is what I have). Hi there Snover. You …

I am having this problem too. Hello everyone. I'm new to the site so please bare with me. :happy: I've installed Constructor successfully. I have then mounted its directory within dosbox. I then run the Dos version of the game (GAME.exe). DOS4GW starts up .. then it says it cannot read the CD. The …