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First post, by Coppercredit

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So i was trying to get a virtual drive going via alcohol so i could just load isos into that. well it created a virtual drive but now dosbox won't recognize my real dvdrw drive nor the virtual drive as a cdrom drive. when i type z:\mount d "e:\-t cdrom" my real drive,
it comes up with e:\-t cdrom doesn't exist. same with the i:\ my virtual drive.
What did i break, how did i break it, what can i do to fix it.
Mount C:\ works, win 7, dosbox 0.74.

Reply 1 of 3, by eL_PuSHeR

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[Thread moved to DOSBox General Section]

I think you need an SPACE after the drive letter and before the -t cdrom parameter.

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Reply 2 of 3, by Jorpho

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You're also not supposed to use quotes around "-t cdrom". And "Z:\" is also unnecessary.

mount d e:\ -t cdrom

Reply 3 of 3, by SKARDAVNELNATE

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Quotations are also placed wrong.