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Cutop: just fixing the mount link

2009-10-13T22:33:02Z

just fixing the mount link

WikiSysop: Protected "Drives" [edit=autoconfirmed:move=autoconfirmed]

2009-08-09T19:43:50Z

Protected "Drives" [edit=autoconfirmed:move=autoconfirmed]

WikiSysop at 19:42, 9 August 2009

2009-08-09T19:42:54Z

210.246.192.45: HMNPpueYStgJAkAIms

2009-08-09T19:00:06Z

HMNPpueYStgJAkAIms

218.28.109.133: JmjAllQJZrtUGwwWKXp

2009-08-09T18:59:32Z

JmjAllQJZrtUGwwWKXp

75.101.141.17: /* Mounting a C: drive */

2009-08-09T18:59:10Z

Mounting a C: drive

93.63.254.221: /* BeOS */

2009-08-09T18:58:49Z

BeOS

202.229.98.30: /* Windows */

2009-08-09T18:58:34Z

Windows

Caspernight: /* Mounting a C: drive */

2009-07-12T08:04:50Z

Mounting a C: drive

Caspernight at 08:04, 12 July 2009

2009-07-12T08:04:12Z

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	==Mounting a C: drive==		==Mounting a C: drive==
−	''More details on Mounting Drives may refer to'' [[Mount]] ''topic.''	+	''More details on Mounting Drives may refer to'' [[MOUNT\|Mount a Drive]] ''topic.''

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−	~~dSlpH5~~ <~~a href="http~~://~~xfyemhbdossj~~.~~com~~/">~~xfyemhbdossj~~</a>, [~~url~~=~~http~~:~~//mywdrxdadqul~~.~~com~~/]~~mywdrxdadqul[/url~~]~~, [link~~=~~http~~://~~ajlulftlxlqg.com~~/]~~ajlulftlxlqg[/link~~]~~, http~~:~~//zcmlirsihqgd~~.~~com/~~	+	DOSBox, in an effort to emulate a DOS environment, needs some location to emulate a virtual Hard Drive. Commonly MS-DOS users would be greeted with a <code><pre>C:\></pre></code> prompt once a computer is done booting. The hard drives currently in your system are most likely many times larger than the kinds of hard drives that existed back when MS-DOS was commercially available. Also, they contain software that is not suited for DOSBox. In order to create a realistic (and safe) environment to run your DOS software you should define a path somewhere on your hard disk that will be treated as a virtual hard disk.
		+
		+	Note that upon starting DOSBox the prompt instead reads <code><pre>Z:\></pre></code> which is a virtual drive in memory (RAMDrive) where the OS Tools are stored. Users cannot write data to the Z:\ and it exists only for DOSBox purposes. See the [[ZDrive]] section for more information
		+
		+	Navigation between different drives is done by typing <tt>C:</tt> where C is the letter of the drive you wish to go to. By default DOSBox, like Windows, will detect [[Floppy\|Floppy Drives]] connected via floppy cables as the A:\ and B:\ respectively.
		+
		+	==Mounting a C: drive==
		+	''More details on Mounting Drives may refer to'' [[Mount]] ''topic.''
		+
		+
		+	It bears repeating that it's '''unsafe''' to mount one's entire drive into DOSBox, particularly if another OS is already installed on it. For that reason, it's recommended only to mount a subdirectory (subfolder) of the drive where DOS files will be stored and have DOSBox fool its games/applications into thinking that is the [[CDrive\|C: drive]]. Ideal locations for a virtual hard disk are
		+
		+	=== Windows ===
		+	<code><pre>C:\DOSROOT
		+	MOUNT C C:\DOSROOT</pre></code>
		+
		+	=== Linux ===
		+	<code><pre>~/DOSROOT
		+	MOUNT C ~/DOSROOT</pre></code>
		+
		+	=== Mac OSX ===
		+	<code><pre>~/DOSROOT
		+	MOUNT C ~/DOSROOT</pre></code>
		+
		+	=== BeOS ===
		+
		+	=== OS/2 ===
		+
		+
		+	Note that you can have more than one Drive defined if you want to recreate complex configurations, but it is generally easier to have a single drive that will be [[MOUNT\|mounted]] as your C: drive.

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−	~~iMiV6Z~~ <a href="http://~~escxecrczjht~~.com/">~~escxecrczjht~~</a>, [url=http://~~xeagktvjthhh~~.com/]~~xeagktvjthhh~~[/url], [link=http://~~yrqfskftkcze~~.com/]~~yrqfskftkcze~~[/link], http://~~doaslisvgtds~~.com/	+	dSlpH5 <a href="http://xfyemhbdossj.com/">xfyemhbdossj</a>, [url=http://mywdrxdadqul.com/]mywdrxdadqul[/url], [link=http://ajlulftlxlqg.com/]ajlulftlxlqg[/link], http://zcmlirsihqgd.com/

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−	DOSBox, in an effort to emulate a DOS environment, needs some location to emulate a virtual Hard Drive. Commonly MS-DOS users would be greeted with a <code><pre>C:\></pre></code> prompt once a computer is done booting. The hard drives currently in your system are most likely many times larger than the kinds of hard drives that existed back when MS-DOS was commercially available. Also, they contain software that is not suited for DOSBox. In order to create a realistic (and safe) environment to run your DOS software you should define a path somewhere on your hard disk that will be treated as a virtual hard disk.	+	iMiV6Z <a href="http://escxecrczjht.com/">escxecrczjht</a>, [url=http://xeagktvjthhh.com/]xeagktvjthhh[/url], [link=http://yrqfskftkcze.com/]yrqfskftkcze[/link], http://doaslisvgtds.com/
−
−	Note that upon starting DOSBox the prompt instead reads <code><pre>Z:\></pre></code> which is a virtual drive in memory (RAMDrive) where the OS Tools are stored. Users cannot write data to the Z:\ and it exists only for DOSBox purposes. See the [[ZDrive]] section for more information
−
−	Navigation between different drives is done by typing <tt>C:</tt> where C is the letter of the drive you wish to go to. By default DOSBox, like Windows, will detect [[Floppy\|Floppy Drives]] connected via floppy cables as the A:\ and B:\ respectively.
−
−	~~74KKS4~~ <a href="http://~~fkmrvroqaogf~~.com/">~~fkmrvroqaogf~~</a>, [url=http://~~smiurfeesblb~~.com/]~~smiurfeesblb~~[/url], [link=http://~~pyuahlxytlwj~~.com/]~~pyuahlxytlwj~~[/link], http://~~nbhpojclkpmh~~.com/

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:59, 9 August 2009
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	Navigation between different drives is done by typing <tt>C:</tt> where C is the letter of the drive you wish to go to. By default DOSBox, like Windows, will detect [[Floppy\|Floppy Drives]] connected via floppy cables as the A:\ and B:\ respectively.		Navigation between different drives is done by typing <tt>C:</tt> where C is the letter of the drive you wish to go to. By default DOSBox, like Windows, will detect [[Floppy\|Floppy Drives]] connected via floppy cables as the A:\ and B:\ respectively.

−	~~==Mounting a C: drive==~~	+	74KKS4 <a href="http://fkmrvroqaogf.com/">fkmrvroqaogf</a>, [url=http://smiurfeesblb.com/]smiurfeesblb[/url], [link=http://pyuahlxytlwj.com/]pyuahlxytlwj[/link], http://nbhpojclkpmh.com/
−	~~''More details on Mounting Drives may refer to'' [[Mount]] ''topic.''~~
−
−
−	It bears repeating that it's '''unsafe''' to mount one's entire drive into DOSBox, particularly if another OS is already installed on it. For that reason, it's recommended only to mount a subdirectory (subfolder) of the drive where DOS files will be stored and have DOSBox fool its games/applications into thinking that is the [[CDrive\|C: drive]]. Ideal locations for a virtual hard disk are
−
−	~~OSKpbP <a href="http://gxqmmncjgdeo.com/">gxqmmncjgdeo</a>, [url=http://nxxuhyapnbpj.com/]nxxuhyapnbpj[/url], [link=http://gdzqmgulifjy.com/]gdzqmgulifjy[/link], http://heztbhufsqzc.com/~~
−
−	~~=== Linux ===~~
−	~~<code><pre>~/DOSROOT~~
−	~~MOUNT C ~/DOSROOT</pre></code>~~
−
−	~~=== Mac OSX ===~~
−	~~<code><pre>~/DOSROOT~~
−	~~MOUNT C ~/DOSROOT</pre></code>~~
−
−	~~vRMPJT~~ <a href="http://~~lhwjguqrcvlg~~.com/">~~lhwjguqrcvlg~~</a>, [url=http://~~yqeiumfcjfsv~~.com/]~~yqeiumfcjfsv~~[/url], [link=http://~~ctrdszfnxvdb~~.com/]~~ctrdszfnxvdb~~[/link], http://~~bxmpbscelvbx~~.com/
−
−	~~=== OS/2 ===~~
−
−
−	~~Note that you can have more than one Drive defined if you want to recreate complex configurations, but it is generally easier to have a single drive that will be [[MOUNT\|mounted]] as your C: drive.~~

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 MOUNT C ~/DOSROOT</pre></code>
-=== BeOS ===
+vRMPJT  <a href="http://lhwjguqrcvlg.com/">lhwjguqrcvlg</a>, [url=http://yqeiumfcjfsv.com/]yqeiumfcjfsv[/url], [link=http://ctrdszfnxvdb.com/]ctrdszfnxvdb[/link], http://bxmpbscelvbx.com/
 === OS/2 ===

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 It bears repeating that it's '''unsafe''' to mount one's entire drive into DOSBox, particularly if another OS is already installed on it. For that reason, it's recommended only to mount a subdirectory (subfolder) of the drive where DOS files will be stored and have DOSBox fool its games/applications into thinking that is the [[CDrive|C: drive]].  Ideal locations for a virtual hard disk are
-=== Windows ===
+OSKpbP  <a href="http://gxqmmncjgdeo.com/">gxqmmncjgdeo</a>, [url=http://nxxuhyapnbpj.com/]nxxuhyapnbpj[/url], [link=http://gdzqmgulifjy.com/]gdzqmgulifjy[/link], http://heztbhufsqzc.com/
 === Linux ===

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 ==Mounting a C: drive==
 ''More details on Mounting Drives may refer to'' [[Mount]] ''topic.''
 It bears repeating that it's '''unsafe''' to mount one's entire drive into DOSBox, particularly if another OS is already installed on it. For that reason, it's recommended only to mount a subdirectory (subfolder) of the drive where DOS files will be stored and have DOSBox fool its games/applications into thinking that is the [[CDrive|C: drive]].  Ideal locations for a virtual hard disk are

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 ==Mounting a C: drive==
 It bears repeating that it's '''unsafe''' to mount one's entire drive into DOSBox, particularly if another OS is already installed on it. For that reason, it's recommended only to mount a subdirectory (subfolder) of the drive where DOS files will be stored and have DOSBox fool its games/applications into thinking that is the [[CDrive|C: drive]].  Ideal locations for a virtual hard disk are
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 Note that you can have more than one Drive defined if you want to recreate complex configurations, but it is generally easier to have a single drive that will be [[MOUNT|mounted]] as your C: drive.