What command do you use to start Cyberia?

If you do a DIR in the game directory, do you see any *.BAT files?

Do anyone of the them contain something like echo". and echo"version?

sure
i start cyberia with cyberia2.bat

@echo off set DOS4GVM= set DOS4G=QUIET game echo" echo" echo" echo" echo" echo" echo" Vielen Dank dafr, daá Sie Cyberia 2 - […]
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@echo off
set DOS4GVM=
set DOS4G=QUIET
game
echo"
echo"
echo"
echo"
echo"
echo"
echo" Vielen Dank dafr, daá Sie Cyberia 2 -- Resurrection gespielt haben!!
echo" Surfen Sie nach Cyberia: http://www.xatrix.com
echo"
echo"
echo"
echo"
echo"
echo"
echo"version 1.32.02G
pause

game.exe is the game.
i can start the game without dosbox but its very slow and crappy.
when i save a game this way and put it in the dir i start from with dosbox i get also the same error.
a few ppl say on the compa.list it works, maybe someone knows how i can fix the prob with saving, sience it crash the game

sorry for the english

Edit the file and put spaces between echo and "

echo" isn't even valid in WinXP's NTVDM from what I can tell.

Adding a space as HunterZ suggest will make it work, but if are going to edit the file, then do it right:

1@echo off
2set DOS4GVM=
3set DOS4G=QUIET
4game
5echo.
6echo.     Vielen Dank dafr, daá Sie Cyberia 2 -- Resurrection gespielt haben!!
7echo.                 Surfen Sie nach Cyberia: http://www.xatrix.com
8echo.
9echo version 1.32.02G
10pause

The '.' (dot) after the echo will allow it to echo empty lines, and it will keep the Vielen Dank message centered.

But why the periods/dots/'.'s on the lines that also have text?

Without the dot, the command parser will left-trim the text, ruining the formatting/centering.

Ah, I see.

yup i see, but this isn't the problem
as i wrote the game crashes when it tries to save a game, has nothig to do with the rest of the batch, the batch is running, but the things you suggested comes after the crash. 🙁

oh well, just did another try, now it works, there was something messed up with the mounts, using d-fend v2 (dosbox frontend)

many thanks for the help, the thread can be trashed.

Don't know if you're still watching this thread, but the most likely problem is you don't have a drive C mounted, or the mounted drive is not writable.

Cyberia2 insists on writing to C:\cyberia2, so give the command:
mount c drive:\path (windows)
OR
mount c /path_to_directory (linux)

path=directory you want Dosbox to use as C:\

Note that the mounted drive can point to anywhere that you have write access, it does not have to be the physical c: root.