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Originally posted by Guest@Apr 17 2006, 07:25 PM
ok thank you all for your help but when i tried to write 'mount c c:\' it said that it was NOT recommend and that i should mount a (sub)directory. C drive is mounted as a local directory c:\
And it was written in RED.... :blink: !!!!
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Yup, that's because it's easy to accidentally delete/modify system files if you mount the whole drive. What you need to do is create a directory somewhere which you want to be treated as your C: drive in DOSBox - for example, mine is C:\DOSProgs\ - and mount that folder as your cdrive using command:
mount c
In my case, it's
mount c c:\DOSProgs
Then use
c:
to switch to that folder as your working folder.