Have you tried ripping as bin/cue then mounting the cue?

By the way, Destruction Derby works for me by standard procedure, so your quest to a working DD is very possible

Did you mount c?

Hmmm. I tried this, but it seems that the issue happens. I tried ripping at lower speeds too. Same thing happens.

Thanks for your kind input.

Hi again Dominus. Yes, I mounted the "C" directory. The game is located in the Games/Derby directory.

Destruction Derby have CDA, so you MUST use .cue file with "imgmount" command.

Gamecollector wrote:

Destruction Derby have CDA, so you MUST use .cue file with "imgmount" command.

Hi Gamecollector.
Yes, I have imgmounted with the BIN/CUE, installed, but cannot play it.

I have found a solution. I just pointed to my real DVD drive in the DOSBox conf. file.
It's kind of annoying to find the right path, it's not so clear in Mac OSX as it is in Windows.

Well the right paths can easily found... When you place a cd in your mac, by default the cd mount is on the desktop. So just read that name, and mount d "/volume/cdname"
It's not overly complicated...
If your real cd works and your image doesn't then you didn't make an exact rip

Probably the path to the bin file in the cue sheet is wrong as for what dosbox sees.

Dominus wrote:

Well the right paths can easily found... When you place a cd in your mac, by default the cd mount is on the desktop. So just read that name, and mount d "/volume/cdname"
It's not overly complicated...
If your real cd works and your image doesn't then you didn't make an exact rip

Thank you, Dominus. I never knew I could do that. I do think the rip was inferior or flawed. But, I can play this game now in all its glory!

I'm having the same problem. The disc mounted from a bin/cue image is correctly detected and the game starts in 0.74, but not in daum20140127, daum20150125, r4000, r4000enhanced. There is a regression somewhere. Using Windows10 x64.

Daum is broken and not supported here.

Dominus wrote:

Daum is broken and not supported here.

What about the SVN builds I tried? They were built by Yesterplay80 and I took them from this thread:
DOSBox SVN Builds

What about them? Is it working with the straight SVN build by Yesterplay?
If not, what does happen?
More details with all the commands you pass in Dosbox and if there is an error what does it say?

The game runs flawlessly with my SVN r4000 build on Windows 7 x64 here, but it really doesn't with the enhanced one! When starting the game it just throws the following message:

1ERROR: This game requires the "Destruction Derby" CD to run

The problem seems to be the development version of SDL_sound required to get FLAC support in DOSBox. First I compiled it again without NewRisingSun's changes to the source code for CD-Rom image support (src/dos/cdrom.cpp). With that build I got a MSCDEX error when starting the game. I then compiled it again without the changes to the source code and with the same SDL_sound version the vanilla build uses and now it works just as it should:

So please, jarreboum, use this version for Destruction Derby, or just the plain vanilla build, both should work.

Thanks for taking a look.

Dominus wrote:

Thanks for taking a look.

No problem! I hope I could help.

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The game runs flawlessly with my SVN r4000 build on Windows 7 x64 here, but it really doesn't with the enhanced one! When starting the game it just throws the following message:

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1ERROR: This game requires the "Destruction Derby" CD to run

The problem seems to be the development version of SDL_sound required to get FLAC support in DOSBox. First I compiled it again without NewRisingSun's changes to the source code for CD-Rom image support (src/dos/cdrom.cpp). With that build I got a MSCDEX error when starting the game. I then compiled it again without the changes to the source code and with the same SDL_sound version the vanilla build uses and now it works just as it should:

DOSBox r4000 enhanced (without FLAC support).7z

So please, jarreboum, use this version for Destruction Derby, or just the plain vanilla build, both should work.

Yep it does, thanks! I'm glad you were able to pinpoint the problem, hopefully this bug will be squashed soon!
I must have been confused during my testing, r4000 works indeed, it was always something with the additional patches.