Have you considered making a thread over on the official DOSBox forums? It may be needed to fix this, since the game you're having trouble with is listed as being completely compatible. Chances are, it's a simple fix that's been overlooked up to this point.
As for me, my CD-Rom drive has always been mounted as F, and I've never had a problem outside of the Plutonium Pak for Duke Nukem 3D, which I believe can be blamed on the manufactured CD. But, just for the sake of trying, give these a whirl...
- Change your "memsize" variable. Try 8, 16, 24 and 32, and see what happens.
- Turn your GUS variable to "false". Having this enabled seems to cause odd inccompatabilities with some games (like Quake).
- Add these lines to the bottom of your autoexec section in the config file...
loadfix -16
mount f e:\ -t cdrom
... but change the "e" to whatever your actual drive's letter is (make sure that's the only CDRom drive mounted). You can also try 32 and 64 for the loadfix line.
- Try changing the core type (the auto detect might be messing up), and output (opengl works great for me).
Anyway, if you haven't already, try them, and consider making an thread over on the DOSBox site. You can usually get a reply pretty quickly.
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