1. You need to use '\' (back-slahs), not '/' (forward-slash).
2. C:\CM2 needs to exists when you view it in Windows.

Thats not the problem. I do write it that way you see: \

I try this: MOUNT C C: & MOUNT C C:\CM2

It says: Directory C doesn't exist

Whats up with that??

Try:

MOUNT C C:\

It needs the slash at the end.

Same result..: Directory C doesn't exist

That error message appear when you type this?
C:

If so, what kind of computer do you use? And more importantly, what kind of OS do you use? MacOS?

Yeah, it must be Mac or Linux. There are some other threads on this forum where people have asked how to mount drives on those OSes, so you might try searching/browsing the forum.

I've got a Dell Latitude D500 with windows xp professional and service pack 2.

Check that your using at least DosBox v0.63.

Double-Click on My Computer and tell us what drive letters/partitions you have. Can you access your C: through My Computer?

VALID

MOUNT C C:\
MOUNT C C:/

INVALID

MOUNT C C:
This will not work because your telling DosBox to mount a directory called C:. There is not a directory C:. C: is a DRIVE not a directory.

I'm using DosBox v0.63. When i double click on my computer: C: , D: and E: (cd-rom). I tried mount c c too, but it says the usual thing: Directory C doesn't exist. What is this !?!?

1. Select Start -> Run...
2. Enter CMD.EXE when asked which program to run.
3. Enter this command when the CMD-prompt appears:
   DIR C:\
4. Please post the result of the DIR command here.

Do as DosFreak suggests. It seems your forgot the ending backslash and IT'S NEEDED.

mount c c:\

Thanks so much!! It suddenly worked!! But now my problem is that the game I was going to play (championship manager 2) didnt work. When i type cm2.exe it says: Can not find *LASERLOK* cd_rom in any drive.

Anybody who knows what that means??

Q: My CD-ROM doesn't work.
A: To mount your cdrom in DOSBox you have to specify some additional options
when mounting the cdrom.
To enable the most basic cdrom support:
- mount d f:\ -t cdrom
To enable low-level SDL-support:
- mount d f:\ -t cdrom -usecd 0
To enable low-level ioctl-support(win2k/xp/linux):
- mount d f:\ -t cdrom -usecd 0 -ioctl
To enable low-level aspi-support (win98 with aspi-layer installed):
- mount d f:\ -t cdrom -usecd 0 -apsi

In the commands: - d driveletter you in DOSBox
- f:\ location of cdrom on your PC.
- 0 The number of the cdrom drive, reported by mount -cd
See also the question: The game/application can't find its CD-ROM.

is what the readme says

That didn't work..

That didn't work.. I read somewhere on the web that I maybe need a NOCD crack for the game or something.. Anybody who knows something about that??

No cracks here!

Mirek