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I can still 'imgmount 2 win98se.img' but I can't boot win98se.img as it returns an error reading drive.Īt this point, I simply redid the mount steps above, mounting the hard drive image to the same place as well as the CD-Rom rom and floppy disk, then boot to the A: drive and select 'boot from hard disk', and it's continuing on with the install. And yet I can open the win98se.img file in 7zip, see the directory structure.
We're back to the same old Cannot create drive from file with the status window showing Failed to autodetect geometry, assuming LBA approximation based on first partition type (FAT with LBA).
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I will update this once I have more news.ĮDIT 2: So it installed.
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It all seems to be working so far and even ran SCANDISK prior to install which. I'm typing this as it's in the middle of the install to an 8gb img file. Install Windows 98 as you normally would. Exit FDISK then from the D: drive, CD Win98 and then Format C. Delete the existing partition and recreate it. Then BOOT A: > Boot to CD-ROM Drive > and do not setup Windows 98, but boot with CD-Rom support. Next, IMGMOUNT A -bootcd D, which will put the 'boot disk' (which is effectively the Windows 98 ISO, into the A: drive equivalent), Then? IMGMOUNT D win98se.iso to mount the Bootable Windows 98 SE image to the virtual CD Rom drive. Use IMGMOUNT 2 win98se.img -t hdd -fs none to mount the disk. Someone else can verify this but this is how I managed to get it working.įirst of all? IMGMOUNT C win98se.img is not going to work. Seems to get you in the right direction but may be in need of revision. I should mention that FDISK does list it as having 100% usage so.ĮDIT: OKAY! I MANAGED TO FIGURE THIS OUT!Īnd yeah, the wiki. FDISK lists it as C: but attempting to change over to it popped up with wanting to mount the host C: which. Which did mount the device, but I was only able to FDISK it, and not format it. I found one suggestion to use imgmount 2 img -fs none.
I've followed the steps from the wiki as listed. img file in WinImage, and it lists it as an 8217216mb, FAT32 image file. Then when I go to mount it via IMGMOUNT C win98se.img, it comes back saying Cannot create drive from file.
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The 3dfx patch provided with the CD might not work with the Glide wrapper provided with DOSBox.Hey folks! Real quick, I'm trying to sit down and put together a Windows 98 SE image (win98se.img) with an 8gb 'drive' via loading dosbox-x and using IMGMAKE win98se.img -t hd_8gig. To start it, enter tombub instead of tomb. To play Unfinished Business, insert the corresponding CD and install the game in the same way as you installed Tomb Raider, see above. Start DOSBox again and start the game (use the "after installation" commands above). If you want to try the Glide support, copy the 3dfx.exe file from the CD to c:\tombraid and run it there.
After installation, to run the game, enter the following commands:.Mount c: c:\dosbox mount d: d:\ (substitute the second d: with the CD ROM drive) d: install Start DOSBox and enter the following commands to install Tomb Raider:.To run the original Tomb Raider you first need a copy of DOSBox (see links above) and the Tomb Raider version for DOS.
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This is more complicated than the use of Glidos and is limited to the resolution of the original Voodoo card, but on the other hand can be done for free and on different Operating Systems or even architectures. Such a version can be obtained from the DOSBox Wiki, as well as the official patches found on the installation disc. For higher resolution one needs a patched version that supports the Voodoo Glide API and translates it to OpenGL. This version only runs Tomb Raider in the original 320x200 pixels resolution. from the official website and other sources. It is also suitable for playing Tomb Raider, the first game of the Tomb Raider Series published in 1996.ĭOSBox is Open Source and can be downloaded e.g. DOSBox running Tomb Raider with Glide supportĭOSBox is an Emulator that runs old DOS programmes on modern Windows or Linux PCs.
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