Here is how I have my filesystem on my desktop install setup C:/DOSBox/_DRIVE So mount the cd as drive A: with >mount A "D:\" -t cdrom Worked flawlessly for me, because it has those drives available to modify and edit

dr_st wrote: I don't see how the above suggestion would have "issues" accessing PC and USB. It makes it easier to have all my drives mounted in one place, so I can simply plug in my Portable DOSBox and it would mount the drive at once,

It would've made my life easier so that I could just launch it and my DOSBox would have no issues access my PC and my USB,

How I have done it is I USE the PortableApps.com version, but at the end of the config file (DOSBox Portable\data\settings\DOSBox.conf) I make the mount commands recurive using basic windows tricks, for example, mine is set up like so >mount C %cd%\DOSBox\C what the %cd% path does is it takes the …

I can't use symlinks with my PC as it is Windows 10, hence why I used LETTERS for the usbdrives. Otherwise the config would look like this >mount C:/usb /mnt/(drivename) >mount C:/hdd ~/dosbox/C/

So my question is how would one mount drives as sub-folders inside a drive? To further elaborate what i am talking about, Is i have a portable DOSBox, but i want it to mount two separate devices like so >mount C:\usb E:\dosbox_c >mount C:\hdd C:\dosbox_c and be able to access both by going to C:\usb …