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First post, by ercanersoy

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I have Windows 1.04 diskette images and I want install on DOSBox. I mounted diskette images by IMGMOUNT command and launched SETUP.EXE that is in 1st image. When SETUP.EXE wanted 2nd diskette, I couldn't mount 2nd image. Please, help me.

Reply 1 of 4, by Jorpho

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ercanersoy wrote:

I have Windows 1.04 diskette images and I want install on DOSBox.

Why? DOSBox is primarily intended for games. If you are curious about running Windows 1.04, you should consider using Bochs, MAME, or some other virtual machine. I can't recall anyone trying it lately, but it is quite likely that it will not wortk with DOSBox.

I mounted diskette images by IMGMOUNT command and launched SETUP.EXE that is in 1st image. When SETUP.EXE wanted 2nd diskette, I couldn't mount 2nd image. Please, help me.

This doesn't really have anything to do with Windows 1.x, does it?

You can only mount multiple floppy images in the SVN versions of DOSBox – just run "imgmount disk1.img disk2.img", and press CTRL-F4 when you want to switch. Alternatively, you can mount the floppy images in Windows using Virtual Floppy Drive, and switch them in Windows when you need to.

Reply 2 of 4, by ercanersoy

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You can only mount multiple floppy images in the SVN versions of DOSBox – just run "imgmount disk1.img disk2.img", and press CTRL-F4 when you want to switch. Alternatively, you can mount the floppy images in Windows using Virtual Floppy Drive, and switch them in Windows when you need to.

I taken an error. DOSBox supports only CUE/ISO image for this.

Reply 3 of 4, by Jorpho

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ercanersoy wrote:

I taken an error. DOSBox supports only CUE/ISO image for this.

Jorpho wrote:

You can only mount multiple floppy images in the SVN versions of DOSBox

Reply 4 of 4, by ercanersoy

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Thanks. I used EmuCR SVN build. It installed successfully and it runs.

Note for users: Windows 1.x needed DOS verison less or equal than 3.30. For this, enter the DOSBox command line VER SET 3 30 or equivalent less version.