Err, that's strange. Check your glidos.ini file and any config files in TR for the erroneous drive letter and make sure that the game was installed from one of your CD drives (or at least is pointing to it). 😀

is there a way to specify the CD drive?

I keep getting the insert something into E: message.

Do I need to set a virtual CD-ROM of some sort?

Perhaps the WinXP DOS emulation creates a virtual CD-ROM at drive E: and tombraider looks for a cd there?

I changed the .ini for glidos (set TOMBRAID to where its installed rather than copying it to C: to get it to find it) but I still get the error.

Try deleting all of TR's files (less your saved games, of course) and reinstall from one of your CD drives.

Yea, I got it working for the most part.

TR starts up, the movies don't play for jack, but I don't care too much about that: I can always watch them on my Saturn TR game.

I have to hit ESC and skip past everything but the game gets working eventually.

It isn't Glidos that needs something in your E: drive; it's Tomb Raider. Glidos is just warning you of the bug in Tomb Raider. Putting any disc in your ZIP driver should sort it out. On the other hand, if it is working okay now, then just go with the flow.

If you have to <ESC> past the FMVs, that almost always a problem with the TR audio setup. You will probably get no sound in the game either. If you are using Windows 2000 or XP then grab VDMSound and all yout audio problems will be gone. If you have Windows 98 or ME then you have to try all combinations of settings and hope one works.

Yea, I didn't have sound, but that wasn't my concern.

I wanted to get the game running in 3D, sound can wait.

Glad to see it works, however.