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I'm running an old game of mine (not a GOG) through D-FR. I have all the files in the same directory, but when I get almost to the end it asks me to insert Disk 2. Can anyone help?

Thank you.
This question / problem has been solved by stonebroimage
What game is it? Try googling for a dosbox.conf file for that specific game. You might have to do some creative disk / file mapping to pass the disk swap.
Maybe you need to specify the same directory as all the game's discs. Go to the "Drives" tab in the edit profile window and checkmark "Additional automatically mount all available CDs."
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Vagabond: Maybe you need to specify the same directory as all the game's discs. Go to the "Drives" tab in the edit profile window and checkmark "Additional automatically mount all available CDs."
Well, this didn't do it. And I uh...let's just say I did something stupid & lost my saved games. So Stonebro may have the correct answer (I found something at SierraHelp.com), but I won't know until I get to the end of the game again. :-(
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Vagabond: Maybe you need to specify the same directory as all the game's discs. Go to the "Drives" tab in the edit profile window and checkmark "Additional automatically mount all available CDs."
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ChaunceyK: Well, this didn't do it. And I uh...let's just say I did something stupid & lost my saved games. So Stonebro may have the correct answer (I found something at SierraHelp.com), but I won't know until I get to the end of the game again. :-(
Looking at a GOG configuration, maybe you can emulate this:

imgmount F "UAKM1.GOG" -t iso
imgmount G "UAKM2.GOG" -t iso
imgmount H "UAKM3.GOG" -t iso
imgmount I "UAKM4.GOG" -t iso
Many games are hardcoded to look for the additional disks in the same drive as the initial one, so that kind of set up may not work for many games, as they all want drive "D" if thats what you first used, but the others are in "E" and "F".

Don't ask me how to fix it, but that's my diagnosis.
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stonebro: What game is it? Try googling for a dosbox.conf file for that specific game. You might have to do some creative disk / file mapping to pass the disk swap.
Google'd as you said & found it at SierraHelp.com. Thanks!