This seems like something that should be possible, but I haven't found anything describing how. The manual refers to Ctrl-F4 being used with "imgmount", but I can't work out how. The command that I *can* get to work with it is "boot", but that causes me other problems.

The situation is that I have (non-bootable) disc images for a multi-disc install. The installation process is to run "install.exe" from the first disc, and then change discs when instructed. This would be fine with physical discs, but I can't work out how to make this happen with disc images.

The only option that seems to support cycling through a specifiied list of images is "boot", which requires you to have a bootable disc image first on the list, followed by any number of non-bootable images to cycle through with Ctrl-F4 once the first image has booted.

I did manage to track down a msdos622.img to put at the start of the list, but I ran into memory problems running the installation through that OS. As I don't have errors running the install with the default DOSBox settings, it would be much preferable to not have to boot to another OS.

Can anyone help? Either with a way to cycle through many images without the "boot" command, or else with a way to make the "boot" command actually boot the standard DOSBox OS again? (or any other solution you can think of :)

Thanks!