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[deepthought]

Originally Posted by The Fifth Horseman

But it isn't neccesary... :confused:

Uh, my dos-box told me always "imgfile must be on a local host or drive" or s.l.t.
So I mounted the path and afterwards I imgmounted- I show you an example:

mount d d:\path\baris
imgmount f d:\baris_cd.cue -t iso
d:
buzz

(cd image is in the same folder as buzz.bat)

Maybe its more complicated but I was happy it worked.

[The Fifth Horseman]

I'm pretty sure that
imgmount f d:\path\baris\baris_cd.cue -t iso
would work fine all by itself. If it doesn't then you're doing something wrong.

[_r.u.s.s.]

Originally Posted by deepthought

So I mounted the path and afterwards I imgmounted- I show you an example:

mount d d:\path\baris
imgmount f d:\baris_cd.cue -t iso

that'd only mean that your baris_cd.cue is located on d:\ drive because when mounting dosbox always relates to the real(non dosbox) drive in second parameter

[hunvagy]

Originally Posted by deepthought

Uh, my dos-box told me always "imgfile must be on a local host or drive" or s.l.t.
So I mounted the path and afterwards I imgmounted- I show you an example:

mount d d:\path\baris
imgmount f d:\baris_cd.cue -t iso
d:
buzz

(cd image is in the same folder as buzz.bat)

Maybe its more complicated but I was happy it worked.

Plus if you already have a buzz.bat means that you have installed it. But what Fifth said is correct, I tried it last night just for fun. You just have to imgmount it and mount a c drive so you have a place to install baris to. On a sidenote, it seems if you mount it to any other drive then D, the installation fails.

[arete]

You'll find some nice tutorials in Troubleshooting, under... Tutorials. And there's a lovely Dosbox introduction on the dosbox developers' website, www.vogons.com - a good place to start, as it's got a gui and everything.

[deepthought]

Okay, maybe my english is that bad.....

"imgmount f d:\path\baris\baris_cd.cue -t iso" works of course, but I have to mount the drive with the buzz.bat too, because BARIS could not be played from the CD (image).

Meaning you have to type in dos-box:

imgmount f d:\path\baris\baris_cd.cue -t iso
mount d d:\path\baris
d:
buzz

... and there is no advantage to my first expression, isn´t it?