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Opps! Sorry bought that.

Ok let's see....

Kom.bat has thus:

DIR D: >nul:
KOMCD -D D:\KOM\ -db c:\games\kom\DB %1 %2 %3 %4

For you. For us, it may hold an answer to why running the game this way starts the intro and komcd.exe doesn't. [/b]

Both run the intro, but both drop to that test dos thingo unfortunatly.

Same results with the soundblasters even tho I reset the addresses

Oh woe! Tree of woe and all that!

Anything else you can think of great one?

[The Fifth Horseman]

Where is KOM located under DOSBox?

QUOTE(the_fifth_horseman @ Aug 18 2007, 09:45 AM) [snapback]305225[/snapback]

Where is KOM located under DOSBox?
[/b]

c:\games\kom

[dosraider]

QUOTE(Sezzubus @ Aug 18 2007, 10:50 AM) [snapback]305228[/snapback]

c:\games\kom
[/b]

OMG.
Is that under dosbox?
Should be: c:\kom\
And when you look in WINDOWS: C:\games\kom\

You see, that's the whole idea behind the mounting thing, that you mount
WINDOWS c:\games\
as DOSBOX C:

So I will guess that you see in windows c:\games\games\kom\ or something similar??

If so:
Try this when starting dosbox:
mount c c:\games\games
c:
cd kom
kom
And don't forget to mount your ISO.

HEY! I told you I was comp retarded! LOL

Ok, look, I'll show you EXACTLY what I do:



imgmount d d:\KOM_THIDNEY.iso -t -iso

enter

mount c:\games\kom

enter

c:

enter

kom

starts intro

DROPS TO DOS!

and gives me:

c:games\kom\DB0\test

and when i run komcd, after intro, it gives me:

internal HAL module FATAL error
module : PANEL > PANEL_Init
Error : Can't find PANEL file!

Oh dear! A DRASTIC error has occured!




Thats about it really!

[Mighty Midget]

Try edit the kom.bat file to
KOMCD -D D:\KOM_THIDNEY\ -db c:\kom\DB %1 %2 %3 %4

[The Fifth Horseman]

Apparently a problem with paths.
Open kom.bat and edit it to have the following:
KOMCD -D D:\KOM\ -db c:\kom\DB %1 %2 %3 %4
Then run that modified batch file in DOSBox.

EDIT: Whoops, Midget was first.

MM: KOM_THIDNEY is the name of the ISO image. Doesn't affect the paths after the ISO has been mounted.

[Mighty Midget]

Doesn't DOSBox treat the ISO as the cd? If so, I would have thought, since the path in the bat directs to the CD, that that path too would need matching names; that either the name is the path needs to be edited to math the ISO, or the ISO name be changed to match the path in the bat.

[The Fifth Horseman]

Nope. You mount an ISO as D: drive, the relative path to any of its content will point to the D: drive.
Same as when you mount C:\Dosgames as C drive it will be treated as C:\.

[Sezzubus]

OH dear! A DRASTIC error has occured!

AGAIN!

It takes me straight to that Internal HAL module error bit, without even playing the intro this tim when I did that.

Boo urns!

What next Oh mighty ones?