DOS Games Discussion

Thanks for the help dosraider, I must have messed up the image I made or something, I put the CD in on my tower pc at home and did as you suggested with imgmount d "x:\path\name.iso" -t cdrom Then made a new disc image, and it worked first try. Maybe there was something I was doing wrong w...

I tried that and it still didn't work. I am still getting the same message/error. There are a few scratches on the bottom of the cd, but I would imagine that if the cd was scratched it wouldn't read at all. Also I would think that when I created the cd image it wouldn't have completed if it couldn't...

I have a laptop here with me now, and have a tower pc at home (both at win 7) and both have the same problem. (Both are HP PC's, the one at home has a better video card) I am using the original CD. I do know how to create a CD image, do you want me to create one and upload it somewhere so you can tr...

ok, I followed that guide, and added these lines to the conf file:


mount c "c:\users\Triumph\oldgames"
mount d f:\ -t cdrom
c:

then I went to d:, typed install and got the same message from the first post.

The file structure of the cd is:
nba95 (Folder)
Univbe (Folder)
install.exe
readme

Edit: Just saw you posted a second ago will try that.

*sigh* First question: your OS is? If you could be so kind to answer the question I could tell you how to correctly mount a virtual C: in dosbox. If I ask, it's for a reason. Sorry dosraider, I am doing a bunch of things at once and completely forgot you asked that question. I am running Windows 7 ...

The reason I did that was because when I start dosbox it starts at a Z drive. So I setup that folder as the C drive, figuring it would install there then.

I have mounted my c:\nba95, and mounted the cd-rom drive to d: Mounted via: mount c: c:\nba95 mount d: f:\ -t cdrom c is the empty folder location where i would like to install the game, and d is the actual cdrom drive on my pc (f is the drive, so I mounted it to D since most typical PC's in the 90'...