MOUNT

The mount command tells DOSBox to mount a folder, drive or disk image as a drive in DOSBox. The -t parameter tells DOSBox what kind of drive to mount it as ( ...

Make sure to surround the command in quotes to cover spaces. For example, -c MOUNT C C:--DOS will cause DOSBox-X to execute the command MOUNT C C:-DOS at ...

Mount image files: DOSBox-X supports mounting harddisk, floppy diskette and CD-ROM image files using the IMGMOUNT command. In Windows, you can type IMGMOUNT A ...

Try the following. dosbox-x -c mount d 'c:-folder with space' Edit: It seems that you have to specify the folder in full path.

On the console there exists the command net use for such cases. In DOSbox the mount command is used instead. Examples: mount c c:-temp.

MOUNT.COM is a command inside DOSBox that can connect physical folders and drives to virtual drives inside DOSBox. Usage examples · Windows

If name is a directory, DOSBox will mount the specified directory as the C drive. If name is an executable, DOSBox will mount the directory of ...

You have to make your directories available as drives in DOSBox by using the mount command. For example, in Windows mount C D:-GAMES will give you a C drive ... Command Line Parameters · Internal Programs · How to speed up/slow down...

Mount the C:-dos Directory. Type this into DOSBox: mount c c:-dos. Then press ... Type the commands you would normally type here to access your games faster.

The first part is pretty easy - you need to make that mount command part of the virtual autoexec.bat that your DOSBox runs automatically.