| 12-01-2012 08:14 PM | ||
| IamUnregistered |
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Thank you so much. I got my savegame working through D-Rend. I greatly appreciate your help and explanation. |
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| 12-01-2012 08:02 PM | ||
| The Fifth Horseman |
In order to understand what mounting is, you need to realise DOSBox does not have access to your entire hard drive, nor does it need to have access to entire partitions either. Mounting a directory - or a drive - makes it accessible to DOSBox as if it was an actual partition or drive in the emulated machine. TL;DR : It tells DOSBox what it can access on your hard drive. As to how to do it, you should be able to configure your mounts in the game's D-Fend profile. Can't say for sure beyond that, since I don't use D-Fend. The actual command to mount a directory is described in detail on the DOSBox wiki or in the readme that came with the program. |
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| 12-01-2012 07:46 PM | ||
| IamUnregistered |
Bane the Cosmic Forge Savegame The game is working in D-Fend. This note is added in the description. "I suggest making a new directory in your Bane folder, i.e. SAVE, mounting this as drive A: (with “mount a c:\game\bane\save”), and configuring drive A: as the save folder (in the "Game Configuration" menu). This way it works. " Ok, how do I go about this? I made a new folder in Bane called "Save". But how do I mount it? What is mounting? Any help would be apreciated. |
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