I was wondering if anyone had any insight into this, given that Star Crusader is now listed as working post 0.65. The specific error that is given is "Unable to locate CD-ROM with the Star Crusader on it. Make sure that the disc has been inserted into your CD-ROM drive". The disc is definitely there - in fact, I've just installed the game off it - and I've made the mount command as specific as I can:

mount d h:\ -t cdrom -usecd 2 -ioctl -label PACK3_E

But no joy. I do note that it's in the "big list of games with problems/not working", but there's no specific info about what's wrong with it there, so I don't know if it relates to this issue.

Cheers!

First of all, I recommend both of you upgrading to DOSBox 0.70.

Second, I see no one is mounting a hard disk drive.

mount c c:\oldgames {folder oldgames must exist on C drive}

mount d <x:\> -t cdrom -ioctl -label <game_label>

where <x:\> is the REAL LETTER of your CD/DVD drive
<game_label> is the actual label of the original CD. (To find out label's name just hit properties from the CD drive or issue a VOL <drive:> command from cmd.exe).

I'm using 0.70 and have a mounted hard drive, and have mounted the CD drive correctly. Sorry, I figured that was a given, since it won't run directly off the CD.

# Lines in this section will be run at startup. @mount c c:\games\oldgames @mount d f:\ -t cdrom @mount e h:\ -t cdrom -usecd 2 […]
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# Lines in this section will be run at startup.
@mount c c:\games\oldgames
@mount d f:\ -t cdrom
@mount e h:\ -t cdrom -usecd 2 -ioctl
c:
SET PATH=C:\WINDOWS;
SET TEMP=C:\WINDOWS\TEMP
rem cls

I've taken the -label switch out of there for now, since I was using it for something else; and I've tried using d drive instead of e in case it required a specific drive. In any event, it still doesn't work, whether the switch is used or not.