I wasn’t sure about who to ask for an answer, but it seems to me the way Snap relates with Linux, however you can tell me where is the best place for this issue - Linux forums, Debian, DOSBOX-X (didn’t find a forum), original DOSBOX or whatever. If successful, dosbox will add a line that says Drive C is mounted as the. This new directory won’t show up when I list the directory by DOS “dir” command… this is bizzarre! If you use a DOSBox frontend, you will probably find a way to mount an image. You can also mount the ISO as a CD-ROM drive in your system and mount this CD-ROM drive in DOSBox: Mount the image to your system with Virtual Clone Drive. In DOSBox, type e: and press enter to go to the image. I mount c as /usr for instance - ok c is mounted. In DOSBox, type imgmount e c:gamesgame.iso -t iso and press enter. DOS file system is emulated in C:emu8086vdrivex (x is a drive letter) If. I can mount other folders system has created, and than this got interesting. DOSBox is a free and open-source emulator designed for running DOS programs. The menu option 'Mount an archive file (ZIP/7Z)' is added to Drive menu to mount archives as Drives. Some code is ported from a custom DOSBox fork. 'MOUNT C TEST.ZIP' or 'MOUNT D FILES.7Z'. ZIP/7Z) as drives in read-only mode, e.g. The result is “Directory /doswin doesn’t exist”! I try to add all permissions to all trough chmod, same result. Implemented PhysFS support so that you can mount archives (e.g. I have created a folder in the root named doswin to put my stuff. I have to mount c to run my games, of course. I did one successful test with dosbox and now I’m heaving this error, I don’t know what changed.

Hi! My issue is with DOSBOX-X in a Debian 10 Linux, Mac Mini 2007 32 Bit. Step 5: Enter the Directory Containing the Game.

Dosbox mount c