ripsaw8080 wrote: If you look a few posts up to a sticky about mouse capture and Xorg 1.20.x, there's a pretty good chance the problem you have is already identified and fixed, hence the suggested builds. Thanks. This forum is quite helpful.

0.74-2-2 (in ubuntu/debian) might work better. Can you try the package from Disco Dingo ? https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/dosbox/0.74-2-3 or https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/dosbox/0.74-2-2 the packages are under the links on the right (under builds) Not sure though the dependencies are …

Straightforward, per the title. I tried setting up different mouse types as recommended here but this was not effective. Also tried Ctrl-F10 to force mouse lock. The strangest part about this which may be a clue is that I did not have this issue when I was using Ubuntu 16 (either 04 or 10 idk) but …

Sounds like a broken installer or install disk. IIRC, you can inject the files directly into the disk IMG file using something like WinImage Are you talking about mounting the image and then adding the files directly? In that case, I'd have to know what file structure the installer intends to …

I have a working image of MS-DOS 6.22 that I built using the steps here: https://github.com/readyready15728/misc/blob/master/ms-dos-on-dosbox.md I wanted to get Borland Turbo C 1.5 up and running for old time's sake and took the disk images from WinWorld then supplied them after "boot" in the config …