On Wednesday 12 December 2001 09:48, chris huston wrote: | Hi, | I'm trying to play a few of my favorite dos games | using linux xdos. | | Is there a location where i can move the dos games into | its directory structure so i can reach them via xdos?
As per README.txt instructions, I made a new directory called "drives" in /var/lib/dosemu/, created a symlink called "C" to the mounted dos drive, then edited /etc/dosemu.conf # mkdir -p /var/lib/dosemu/drives # cd /var/lib/dosemu/drives # ln -s /dos C Using your favourite editor (I use vim) as root, edit /etc/dosemu.conf: $_hdimage = "drives/*" I can now access all files on my dos drive. My dos drive is usually mounted as vfat on /mnt/windows but I created some aliases for root to speed up the dos mounting: alias mdos='mount -t msdos -o umask=000 /dev/hdb1 /dos' alias mw='mount /mnt/windows/' alias ud='umount /dos/' alias uw='umount /mnt/windows' # mkdir -p /dos # mount position for my dos drive so all I have to do (as root) is unmount windows and mount dos before running xdos: # uw # umount /mnt/windows # mdos # mount /dos exit # [Ctrl+D] to return to user $ xdos # run xdos as user and when I'm finished with xdos: $ su Password: [password] # ud # umount /dos # mw # mount /mnt/windows I think you can make symlinks in /var/lib/dosemu/drives to any dos-useable dir on your hd which will give you access to those dirs. For example you'd end up with: /var/lib/dosemu/drives/C /var/lib/dosemu/drives/D /var/lib/dosemu/drives/E /var/lib/dosemu/drives/F and your /etc/dosemu.conf accesses all links in your "drives" dir. HTH skinky -- But what ... is it good for? (Engineer at the Advanced Computing Systems Division of IBM, 1968, commenting on the microchip)
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