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Okay, I don't know why, but for some reason MOO refuses to have sound. I've tried setting the sound through the install program numerous times, yet it does not seem to stick (no sound when I start the game, and the "no sound" settings are selected when I go back through the install program). At least I can atually play the game...still very frustrating though.

[The Fifth Horseman]

Check if the MOO directory and/or any of the files in it are not set to Read Only. If they are, uncheck the attribute.

Hey guys Im pritty new to DOS and need a little help!
I downloaded dosbox and every time I try to mount something it says "does not exist"
Ok example I downloaded moo and put it in its own folder in Documents ok.
I then started up Dosbox and typed in the location. mount c c:\documents and settings\owner\documents\moo
moo being the folder I put it in. And it says Does not exist. Believe me I tried alot of different locations and still says Does not exist. Only thing that did exist was mount c c:\ and that as far as I could get!
How should I type the location?!?! thanks for any help. k: I loved moo 2! only problem was the AI but the multi player made up for that. Im excited to play the one that started it all!

[dosraider]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Guest_Jordan_* @ Nov 18 2007, 04:17 AM) [snapback]319480[/snapback]</div>

mount c c:\documents and settings\owner\documents\moo
moo being the folder I put it in. And it says Does not exist. [/b]

mount c "c:\documents and settings\owner\documents"
c:
cd moo

Don't forget the ""
You can add the first two lines in your dosboxconfig under [autoexec].

Originally Posted by The Fifth Horseman

Check if the MOO directory and/or any of the files in it are not set to Read Only. If they are, uncheck the attribute.

Well, the folder itsself is read only, however uncheking that switches back as well. Additionally, all the folders I've been using for my DOS games are marked read only, I wonder why this is the only one DOSBox is having issues with.

[The Fifth Horseman]

Then check the files inside the folder. Are any set to Read Only?

[Ohma]

Originally Posted by the_fifth_horseman

Then check the files inside the folder. Are any set to Read Only?

Sorry, should've specified, the folder is the only thing marked read only. None of the files within are marked as such.

[The Fifth Horseman]

Move the MOO directory to C:\OLDGAMES\ and adjust the mounts accordingly.

[Ohma]

Still no sound. I just don't understand what the problem could be, I've tried all the sound drivers, and setting the orionbox.conf file to emulate different sound devices, I just can't understand why it wont work.

[The Fifth Horseman]

Try Sound Blaster Pro 2 and IRQ 5.

Also, are there any batch (BAT) files in the game directory? Try running them.