Feeling too lazy to read the readme, mate? 😁

mount c "c:\gamefolder"
mount d d:\ -t cdrom -label <youshouldhavereadthereadme>
d:
install.exe
c:
cd "gamefolder"
cd "folder_created_by_game_installation"
play.exe

Obviously, the source paths will not be DOS style on a Mac, or Linux. You will probably want to form those as absolute paths, such as /home/user/GameFolder, depending on where GameFolder is located.

😀 Thanks for taking my operating system into account, I'll return if I meet any blocked routes.

I say

1mount c:John/Desktop/DOSBox/1ac Folder

Which is the folder the game is in.

How would I run the "install.exe" file which is in this folder? I have tried

loadhigh:INSTALL.EXE

and other formats, help much appreciated fellows! 😀

The format to mount is:

mount <drive letter> <path on host filesystem>

I presume that host path needs to be the full unix path even on Mac, but I may be wrong. Are there any front-ends for OS X? (Assuming you are using OS X...)

... and it is like kode54 wrote:

mount <drive letter> <path on host filesystem>

and NOT

mount <drive letter> <COLON> <path on host filesystem>

There really should be a Mac-specific MOUNT example added to the readme. It currently only mentions Windows and Linux.

Thanks, now how would I load Install.exe from that folder?

How would I run the "install.exe" file which is in this folder? I have tried

loadhigh:INSTALL.EXE

and other formats, help much appreciated fellows! 😀

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Re: I'm sorry this must be very basic - how does one load a game on a Mac