| 02-05-2011 12:53 PM |
| Japo |
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Originally Posted by Eagle of Fire
I don't understand the "inconsistency" here. The first option mentioned by Fifth is way more consistent than what you are describing...  |
Yeah but mount and imgmount are already different commands, no need to distinguish them any further, and the virtual result is supposed to be the same if you mount a folder as if you imgmount an image... But it's really subjective, :P anyway the devs must have felt strongly about it or they have received strong feedback, for them to change the syntax. Although I think the legacy syntax must continue working, from what Nextinline reports, that the problem was solved without changing this.
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Originally Posted by The Fifth Horseman
 Norton Commander should always be started last. |
Only if you want the drives to be mounted before you are done using NC LOL
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| 02-05-2011 10:41 AM |
| The Fifth Horseman |
Quote:
Originally Posted by nextinline
(deleted), no i misunderstood, ill post some screenshots
oh wtf i found my problem the line
C:\NC\NC.exe
prevented the rest of the lines from occurring, thanks anyways
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Norton Commander should always be started last.
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| 02-05-2011 02:36 AM |
| nextinline |
the problems been solved please read my reply, thanks for the help anyways, now i got MK 1-3 installed, feel like praticing friendships
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| 02-05-2011 02:19 AM |
| Eagle of Fire |
If your drive didn't exist then the mount didn't work or didn't occur.
You probably need to do what Japo said.
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| 02-05-2011 02:17 AM |
| nextinline |
(deleted), no i misunderstood, ill post some screenshots
oh wtf i found my problem the line
C:\NC\NC.exe
prevented the rest of the lines from occurring, thanks anyways
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| 02-05-2011 12:18 AM |
| Eagle of Fire |
I don't understand the "inconsistency" here. The first option mentioned by Fifth is way more consistent than what you are describing...
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| 01-05-2011 04:49 PM |
| Japo |
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Originally Posted by The Fifth Horseman
No, it should be -t iso . -t cdrom is only used for mounting real CD/DVD drives.
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No, that was up until 0.73. In 0.74 they've changed that inconsistency and it's -t cdrom for both, at least according to the manual (readme). I haven't bothered to check what happens if you use the old syntax, it would be most logical if the old legacy syntax worked along the new one, but he might want to try both just in case there's any difference, documented or not.
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| 01-05-2011 10:08 AM |
| The Fifth Horseman |
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Originally Posted by Japo
First of all change "-t iso" for "-t cdrom".
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No, it should be -t iso . -t cdrom is only used for mounting real CD/DVD drives.
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| 01-05-2011 10:02 AM |
| Japo |
First of all change "-t iso" for "-t cdrom".
Then you're of course sure that those files exist, right?
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| 01-05-2011 08:41 AM |
| The Fifth Horseman |
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im having trouble mounting and image into DOSBOX, it says the directory dosen't when i try to do to directory using D: or E:
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Directory doesn't what? Please post the exact text of your error message - or better, a screenshot of the thing. dxdiag is useless far as your problem goes.
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