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Originally Posted by Ohne Mitleid
- You need to have a legitimate img file imgmounted as a -t floppy drive if you want to write or overwrite your save games. Using a regular directory as a -t floppy does not work.
- The img file used can be anything, as long as it is a legitimate img file. This file is read from but never written to.
- You do not need to have a img - t floppy drive mounted to load save games, just to write or overwrite saves.
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That will be because dosbox's floppy hardware emulation isn't 100% when you mount a folder as floppy.
A bit (little bit, yes) the same as when you mount a folder as CD drive in stead of an image.
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Originally Posted by Ohne Mitleid
One last thing: Is what r.u.s.s. posted actually true? You ARE responsible for dosbox not being able to natively support mounting of multiple floppy images  ?
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...... somewhere yes, but the decision to retrieve that function wasn't mine, I only pointed to some problems with the multiple floppy mount in the days I did some dosbox compatibilty testruns. (Mainly for Data).
So the dosbox devs (again, I'm not part of that group) decided to retrieve it.