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In DOSBox you can mount host directories to MS-DOS drives with the "mount" command (and of course you can use Linux bind mounts and mount namespaces along with
by devit 5y ago
In DOSBox you can mount host directories to MS-DOS drives with the "mount" command (and of course you can use Linux bind mounts and mount namespaces along with it).
- andrewf 5y agoAgreed. I wanted to script stuff like linking together 200 .OBJs, and running tests' stderr through sed to make it comparable with a known-good log. A DJGPP install + ancient Python inside DOSBox would've also done the job. Or even period-accurate DOS tools, but that'd cross my "is this retrocomputing or masochism?" threshold for this project.