You do realize that official DOSBox (which is what these forums are for) does not support Win9x.

Even if your storage volumes are FAT32, I doubt you'll find many Windows 95 compatible applications that support >2GB files, since that's the signed 32 bit integer limit for file sizes, and many apps did not yet support 4GB, the absolute limit of FAT.

And even then, I don't think Windows 95 supports UDF, the file system of DVD images, without third party software.

kode54 wrote:

Even if your storage volumes are FAT32, I doubt you'll find many Windows 95 compatible applications that support >2GB files, since that's the signed 32 bit integer limit for file sizes, and many apps did not yet support 4GB, the absolute limit of FAT.

And even then, I don't think Windows 95 supports UDF, the file system of DVD images, without third party software.

Windows 95 in Dosbox support UDF. I checked it. Using UltraIso in host PC I created a lot of UDF DVD images with size 1-2 gb to play quest games without CD swapping. I mount UDF ISOs via old Clone Drive inside Windows95+Dosbox. The problem is only in size larger than 2 gb. Yes, Fat32 has limit - 4gb. Please advice me some soft of such sort which can solve this issue. (or maybe additional drivers to mount 2-4 gb ISOs)

P.S.
90% of Windows 9x adventure games are run smoothly in my Dosbox+Windows95, even such quests as Gabriel Knight 3, Simon the Sorcerer 3d, Myst 3d (with 3dfx)

You can try to use the imgmount command before booting windows..

Your mounted image is then a normal CD/DVD inside Windows95.

I use this Methode because daemonTools was not stable in Windows95

Imgmount command from Dosbox config file intended only to images with 700 mb size maximum. No way to mount something larger than that using this method.

I also would be happiest man in the world if "imgmount СD1 CD2 CD..." feature with CTRL+F4 works in Windows95+dosbox, but it doesnt.

Can you use DaemonTools or something else on the host system and mount the virtual drive letter in Dosbox?

You mean "mount d e:\ -t cdrom" type command? Well, I haven't yet tried it. Lets see

I ve just tried to mount virtual drive letter from Host in Windows95+Dosbox. System doesnt see the drive.
I used autoexec as below. Maybe Im wrong somewhere.

[autoexec]
# Lines in this section will be run at startup.
# You can put your MOUNT lines here.
imgmount a Dos6.22.img
imgmount c win95_fat32_support.img -ide 1m
mount d e:\ -t cdrom 1s
imgmount e 8gb_hdd-2.img -ide 2m
boot -l c

shouldn't it be "-ide 1s" ?

I tried with "-ide 1s", but still the same shit.

normal mounted drives aren't available after booting. This is normal and by design. No way around that.

CTRL+F4 CD swapping is also not allowed by design in dosbox(svn daum)+windows 9x?

We don't support that version of DOSBox here.

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