You mean something like this?

1[autoexec]
2mount C "."
3imgmount D "ADV\PHANM2_1.ISO" "ADV\PHANM2_2.ISO" "ADV\PHANM2_3.ISO" "ADV\PHANM2_4.ISO" "ADV\PHANM2_5.ISO" -t iso
4C:
5cd \ADV\PHANMAG2
6call P2DOS.BAT
7exit

Multi floppy mount is not supported.

yep, that should work and if you have bin/cue image you need to imgmount the cue and the cue has to point to the correct path of the bin (if in the same folder, just the name of the bin).

Thanks, but this does not work. Where is the path of where my 4 BIN/CUEs are stored? What does "ADV" refer to? Where is the full path? The path I have always used for the ISOs is:

imgmount d /users/Freddyimac/Library/MSDOSHD/CD

So I have always placed the ISOs, Bin/CUEs, IMGs, etc files here and they have worked.
I did try it like so, but no luck:

imgmount d /users/Freddyimac/Library/MSDOSHD/CD/"DISC1.cue" "DISC2.cue" "DISC3.cue" "DISC4.cue" -t iso

And I assume the " " marks used are only used with multiple image files, correct?

Thank you as well, BIN/CUEs are what I use. And Vienna is a beautiful city, I love it.

imgmount d /users/Freddyimac/Library/MSDOSHD/CD/DISC1.cue /users/Freddyimac/Library/MSDOSHD/CD/DISC2.cue /users/Freddyimac/Library/MSDOSHD/CD/DISC3.cue /users/Freddyimac/Library/MSDOSHD/CD/DISC4.cue -t iso

The "" are not needed at all, AFAIK, only useful if your path contains spaces

imgmount E "/Volumes/External HD/Emulators/DOSBox/cdrom/S2.cdr" "/Volumes/External HD/Emulatores/DOSBox/cdrom/SimCity2.cdr" -t iso -size 2048,63,16,142

the part "/volumes/External HD/..." could be shortened, when stored inside your user's folder:
imgmount "~/documents/s2.cdr" -t iso

don't do the size thing for isos or bin/cue. Not needed and a possible source of problems. Only needed for hd images (and there is autosize to get that)

cuttock wrote:

Thanks, but this does not work. Where is the path of where my 4 BIN/CUEs are stored? What does "ADV" refer to? Where is the full path?

It was just an example; I'm using a relative path here. This path is relative to the CWD, and in this example, has a ADV subdirectory in it with the various ISOs. Using relative paths might shorten the command a bit and works well.

yep, for example if your dos games are all in /users/Freddyimac/games/dos, put the isos right into that folder as well and then do:
mount c /users/Freddyimac/games/dos
imgmount d DISC1.cue DISC2.cue DISC3.cue DISC4.cue -t iso

This way dosbox will first look in c:\ as well for the images, find and mount them 😀

Hi Dominus, wie gehts?
Alright! This worked well. It's is just what I needed. Disks swapped and all!
So the path of each BIN/CUE was needed, and i only typed the path once. That was the error.

Thanks to you and rcblanke for the aid.
IIGS USer, nice to see a Macintosh Garden legend on a thread of mine. Thank you!! I hope other people with this problem will find this thread useful!

cuttock wrote:

IIGS USer, nice to see a Macintosh Garden legend on a thread of mine. Thank you!! I hope other people with this problem will find this thread useful!

Thanks for the welcome, as I've learned something new: 😉

Dominus wrote:

don't do the size thing for isos or bin/cue. Not needed and a possible source of problems. Only needed for hd images (and there is autosize to get that)