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    Dungeon Keeper dosbox game

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      espegael
      last edited by espegael

      Hello, i recently succedd on adding LBA2 on my retropie system thanks to MITU.
      So i create pc-data folder to put all the data of the game on it, and so i just have one file to launch on the retropie.

      I have another game, DUNGEON KEEPER (i buy i_t on gog), i try to launch it directly opn pc folder with =the .exe file. and it works. Now i wanted to put the data on pc-data folder and create a unique file to launch on the pc folder.

      The problem is that i tried to use the command that i use with lba 2

      [autoexec]
      @echo off
      mount c /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/pc-data/lba2
      imgmount d "/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/pc-data/lba2/lba2/LBA2.DAT" -t iso
      c:
      cls
      cd \LBA2
      LBA2.EXE
      exit

      but there is no .DAT file on the foldder

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      • mituM
        mitu Global Moderator
        last edited by mitu

        You just need to set the C drive to your game folder and then start the game by runing the .exe, in the LBA2 case the game also needs the CD mounted - the .DAT file is the CD index image.
        If only the EXE is enough, just copy the game to the pc-data folder and then the [autoexec] section should be

        [autoexec]
        @echo off
        mount c /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/pc-data/DungeonKeeper
        c:
        cls
        WHATEVER.EXE
        exit
        

        Just replace the folder where you copied the PC game and the name of the .exe file and you should be fine.

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