Launch dosbox type in mount c . c: Type dir See what host folder is mounted. To use the mount commands as you have them currently then you'll need to start DOSBox from whatever directory is your root or modify a shortcut to launch DOSBox to start in that folder Thanks! Turned out, somehow it got …

The point was that it is OK to install in the default location. If there were issues with it installed there the DOSBox devs would not have it as default. What mounting commands are you using? MOUNT A .\FLOPPY\ALTEGO_F MOUNT B .\FLOPPY\ALTEGO_M MOUNT C .\DOSROOT -FREESIZE 500 IMGMOUNT D .\CD\ …

Outside of the installation itself installing DOSBox in Program Files is not a problem as anything that DOSBox needs to write it will write in %localappdata%/DOSBox or diverted to the VirtualStore folder. It might also write stderr and stdout to the mounted folder. Just be sure that your mounted …

On my computer, the path C:\media\weylyn1\WD\ = drive D:\ (because Windows likes to swap drive letters). And installing DOSBox to C:\Program Files (x86) is not ok because that way I have to deal with permissions. Now, about the mounts. What should I check? .\ refers to something in the same …

Qbix wrote: i'd check the permissions I were you (ownership and such) As I said at the very end of the question, I already did it. But I asked this question because that didn't work. By the way, I set my permissions to have full access to everything inside the DOSBox folder.

Hi, first of all, I needed to completely reinstall Windows 8.1 on my computer and that's where the problem started. Since reinstallation, DOSBox 0.74 can't see anything inside its own root directory (C:\media\weylyn1\WD\Program Files (x86)\DOSBox). What it can see: https://kek.gg/i/4T7Xs2.png What …

This is not supported and even if you make it work it won’t work reliably. Try DOSBox-X Thanks, but where can i get the Windows binaries for DOSBox-X? All i could see is it's source code. And i don't know how to compile it under Windows. I don't either know what tools do i have to use for compiling …

In the tutorial there's this command: i mgmount 2 c.img -size 512,63,16,812 -t hdd -fs none For me, it looks like this: imgmount 2 .\DOS\c.img --size 1.073.479.680,4193280 -t hdd -fs none (disk size is 0,99 GB, created with Bochs' disk image creator). The "size" parameter is supposed to be four …

Hi, I'd like to install Windows 95 on plain DOSBox 0.74 and found a nice tutorial for it, but i stuck at mounting the hard drive image. In the tutorial there's this command: i mgmount 2 c.img -size 512,63,16,812 -t hdd -fs none For me, it looks like this: imgmount 2 .\DOS\c.img --size 1.073.479.680, …

Google how to compile for 32bit on Deepin. I did it, but couldn't find anything about it. Google can hardly find anything about Deepin. If i google on how to do it on a 64bit Debian, i couldn't find anything useful. If there's no other way, i will set up a vm for this after i manage to * run KVM …

Hi all, I want to compile the 32bit version of dosbox-x on Deepin 15.3 x64 (if you don't know the OS, it's based on a frozen version of Debian Sid). I've pulled it's repo from GitHub, but I don't see anything like this after running ./configure --help. So how can i do it? P.S. the reason i want the …