I made the image with rawrite, it was not zipped.
Im sorry, but these are backups of my original DOS disks,
so I think I cant make it available for testing.
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Oh please, you give zero information about
the problem and your setup in the first
posting, don't provide ANYTHING how to
reprodce the problem, and want it to be
solved by magic guessing or what???
Please write down exactly how you created
the image file, how you mounted it etc.
And create some dummy image file with
useless files or something where you can
reproduce the problem.
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Oh I`m sorry. Im not good at bugreports.
So here are the details:
config: the default config after installation of the windows
version of DOSBox 0.65
command: imgmount a c:/disk1.img -t floppy
The floppy images were created from original MS-DOS 6.22
disks (neither can be mounted, it is a 4 disk set) using
RawWrite for Windows 0.3
stderr.txt and stdout.txt are empty.
Every time i run imgmount as above, it crashes. I does not
matter wich disk image I use. And I can't create more images
for testing, since I have no floppy drive in this computer.
My config:
OS: MS Windows XP hungarian with SP2 and hotfixes.
DOSBox install path: E:\Program Files\DOSBox-0.65\
AMD AthlonXP 2500+ cpu
I hope this helps. If you need more information just tell
and I`ll do my best to help you.
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There are pre-built floppy images on the net,
for example from freedos, you might want to
test those to see if it's a general problem
on your system (they work fine here).
The msdos floppies might use a special disk
geometry, dosbox has only support for standard
disk sizes.
Most of the time it's enough to copy all files
from ALL disks into one directory and mount
that as drive a (mount a c:\dosdisks).
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are you using a zipped image perharps ?
DOSBox doesn't handle those.
If the image isn't copyrighted, could you make it available
for testing ?
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I made the image with rawrite, it was not zipped.
I
m sorry, but these are backups of my original DOS disks, so I think I cant make it available for testing.Logged In: YES
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Oh please, you give zero information about
the problem and your setup in the first
posting, don't provide ANYTHING how to
reprodce the problem, and want it to be
solved by magic guessing or what???
Please write down exactly how you created
the image file, how you mounted it etc.
And create some dummy image file with
useless files or something where you can
reproduce the problem.
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Oh I`m sorry. Im not good at bugreports.
So here are the details:
config: the default config after installation of the windows
version of DOSBox 0.65
command: imgmount a c:/disk1.img -t floppy
The floppy images were created from original MS-DOS 6.22
disks (neither can be mounted, it is a 4 disk set) using
RawWrite for Windows 0.3
stderr.txt and stdout.txt are empty.
Every time i run imgmount as above, it crashes. I does not
matter wich disk image I use. And I can't create more images
for testing, since I have no floppy drive in this computer.
My config:
OS: MS Windows XP hungarian with SP2 and hotfixes.
DOSBox install path: E:\Program Files\DOSBox-0.65\
AMD AthlonXP 2500+ cpu
I hope this helps. If you need more information just tell
and I`ll do my best to help you.
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There are pre-built floppy images on the net,
for example from freedos, you might want to
test those to see if it's a general problem
on your system (they work fine here).
The msdos floppies might use a special disk
geometry, dosbox has only support for standard
disk sizes.
Most of the time it's enough to copy all files
from ALL disks into one directory and mount
that as drive a (mount a c:\dosdisks).
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qbix79 found the sollution. The floppy images were write
protected. This caused the problem. After allowing write
access, imgmount worked fine.
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problem solved.
Sorry for keeping it open this long