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I have just downloaded UAKM from GOG, and I've tried to launch it without success.

I get the error message "No CD-ROM drive available, aborting the game." However, by downloading it from GOG, all the files come in the same directory.

How can I make Dosbox run the game without having to look for the CDROM?

Thanks,

Andy

PS: I'm using a MacBook with OSX 10.6 Snow Leopard
Post edited December 22, 2010 by khattemoat
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I take it your running through a windows emulation like boxer?(I think its boxer) If so have you checked out this thread?

http://www.gog.com/en/forum/tex_murphy_series/pandora_directive_no_cd_drive_available

Different game but that fix may possibly work.
If you ran it through a windows emulator you should try installing the native Mac OSX version of DOSBox and run the game through that. You can find that here: http://dosbox.com/download.php?main=1. It would be 1 fewer level of emulation and a bit less prone to errors. If you need the command to run the game with your own installation of DOSBox feel free to ask, I just can't give you that at the moment because I can't access my Windows right now.
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khattemoat: I get the error message "No CD-ROM drive available, aborting the game." However, by downloading it from GOG, all the files come in the same directory.

How can I make Dosbox run the game without having to look for the CDROM?
I had the same issue on Ubuntu. The problem was that, in dosboxtex3.conf, the command to switch to drive C is placed after the attempt to mount the cdrom images. To fix it, simply change
imgmount F "UAKM1.GOG" -t iso
imgmount G "UAKM2.GOG" -t iso
imgmount H "UAKM3.GOG" -t iso
imgmount I "UAKM4.GOG" -t iso
c:
to
c:
imgmount F "UAKM1.GOG" -t iso
imgmount G "UAKM2.GOG" -t iso
imgmount H "UAKM3.GOG" -t iso
imgmount I "UAKM4.GOG" -t iso
Post edited January 02, 2011 by Julipan
Hello again and thanks for helping!

I've just tried to use dosbox for mac, and after trying and failing with various approaches I wrote the following in the dosbox.conf:

mount e moon/disk1 -t cdrom -label DISK1
mount f moon/disk2 -t cdrom -label DISK2
mount g moon/disk3 -t cdrom -label DISK3
mount h moon/disk4 -t cdrom -label DISK4

now the game launches (great!), but it asks me to insert disk2 when i try to start a new game.

Any ideas how I can fix it?
the "disk" 1-4 locations contain the files from the disc images, not the iso-files themselves. I am not sure I understand how this works.

Thanks again!

Andy