Solved....!!!
No need for external app to do this !!!!!
Here is a Dosbox-r3961 SVN Build i've found a round the net capable of mounting multiple floppy images,
so you can install any OS, Game, App on a already mounted Hard Disk image.
I've included a ready example so you can start with!
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Link 1 : Attachment with Dosbox-r3961 SVN Build (No HDD included!)
Link 2 : (
https://firedrop.com/....... - Removed, Sorry!)
http://www.mediafire.com/file/eg91eg7ws ... -r3961.zip (With 500mb-Formatted HDD image Included)
Link 3 :
https://archive.org/download/DosboxR396 ... NO_HDD.zipLink 4 :
https://archive.org/download/DosboxR396 ... 61_HDD.zip(With 500mb-Formatted HDD image Included)
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Here is a small tutorial to enable Multi-Floppy setup with dosbox :
1. Prepare your floppies and try to rename all of it to standard 8.3 dos extention (1.img, msdos622.img...).
2. Create a pre-formatted HDD image or use the one provided and put it all with the floppies together inside
a folder (e.g. _HDD) and put (_HDD) folder inside dosbox folder (e.g. C:\Dosbox-r3961\_HDD).
3. Edit (dosbox.conf), goto to section [autoexec] then Mount and Imgmount the directory with the HDD image
and the Floppies like this :
IMGMOUNT A d:\1.img; d:\2.img; d:\3.img; d:\4.img; d:\5.img; d:\6.img; -t floppy
IMGMOUNT C d:\HardDisk.hdd -t hdd -fs fat -size 512,63,16,1015
BOOT d:\1.img; d:\2.img; d:\3.img; d:\4.img; d:\5.img; d:\6.img;
4. Create Batch File (e.g. harddisk_setup.bat) and put these commands :
@Echo off
mount D "_HDD"
D:
harddisk_setup.bat
That will mount drive D to the local directory inside dosbox (C:\Dosbox-r3961\_HDD) like "_HDD" then
goto (D:) drive and execute (harddisk_setup.bat) that contains Imgmount and Boot commands above.
5. Run dosbox then inside the screen will boot first floppy, and when it ask for the second floppy hit
Ctrl+F4 together to switch between floppies you've already mounted.
I hope i've explained almost everything and for more commands refer to the official Dosbox.com site for
detailed documentation. Thanx to All!!!

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