First post, by Ryune
I have Chewy ESC from F5 in bin/cue format.
I don't know how to play it. I managed to start few other games that are not bin/cue format. I have read the readme but I still can't to start the game. What I need to do?
I have Chewy ESC from F5 in bin/cue format.
I don't know how to play it. I managed to start few other games that are not bin/cue format. I have read the readme but I still can't to start the game. What I need to do?
Well, I believe no one here has divination powers. What have you tried so far?
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I tried:
mount d e:\chewy -t cdrom
and it looks like it works.
Then
d:
d:setup.exe
and installer begins.
I choose install.
and it says I have not enough space on my disk ????
and also tryed to mount it like folder.
mount c c:\etc.
and then when I run installer and choose drive c which is only drive I am able to choose.
It says that it does not exist.
I don't know what else to try.
thanks for helping me out
If that doesn't help, come back with details on how you mounted your C and D drives, how you did the install, how you configured sound, music etc.
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Well. I am confused.
This is the situation.
I have bin/cue files and I mounted them with dDaemon tool as drive G. Now The game is not installed. I cannot start the setup in windows cause it is DOS game.
On that link you posted how to start if you already have game folder but I don't have it.
So how am i gonna install it in DOSbox on my real drive?
but I don't have it.
Create one?
How?
What I am gonna put in that folder?
I have only installation cd and i don't know how to install the game.
How?
Presuming you're a windows user you could try it with the explorer.
What I am gonna put in that folder?
Nothing.
Did you actually READ the posting that MiniMax told you? What about step 1?
I think I understand now.
I need to create empty folder and mount it as drive c and mount cd as drive d. and it will install the game on that empty folder. Am I right?
Thanks a lot people.
I got one more question.
What is about saving a game?
How ma I gonna load the game after saving?
Thank you very much
EDIT: And one more question, the last one.
Do I need to install the game again every time I want to play it?
wrote:I think I understand now.
I need to create empty folder and mount it as drive c and mount cd as drive d. and it will install the game on that empty folder. Am I right?
Yep. And, since you already have a CUE-image, you can bypass Daemon Tools and mount the image directly in DOSBox:
mount D "P:\ath\to\where\your\image\is\filename.cue" -t iso
instead of
mount D "G:" -t cdrom
Edit: Yep = Yes.
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Ok. but what you meant with yep?
I can't load game or what?
And one more question, the last one.
Do I need to install the game again every time I want to play it?
why don't you try the suggestions and tell us the results ?
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Well, I said I started the game an it is working all fine.
I am aking what is about loading and saving? How do I load or save game?
I am sorry if I am boring. I really aprecciate your help. Thanks
well you have to find that out yourself.
the game probably has a menu entry called save somewhere.
(try pressing escape or the F5 button(
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Do I need to install the game again every time I want to play it?
Please read the readme again, and check out your dosbox.conf
wrote:Do I need to install the game again every time I want to play it?
No, but many times it is necessary to mount the D-drive. Many games likes to check that the user has the CD, and is not running an illegal copy. So they check the D-drive for that.
Also, many games don't install everything onto the C-drive. Music, movies, and other stuff are often read from the D-drive.
Read the last part of my 60 seconds guide, where it says "If you have more than 60 seconds to spare....".
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Thanks. It's all working now 😀
Thank you very much