I do not have experience with 86box. I've just used disks that I already had and loaded them into a QEMU disk image. Then I can do stuff like this: qemu-system

I do not have experience with 86box. I've just used disks that I already had and loaded them into a QEMU disk image. Then I can do stuff like this: qemu-system-i386 -hda win31.img -hdd progs.qcow2 -boot ca -cpu pentium -m 16 -vga vmware -soundhw sb16,adlib,pcspk The OS then boots in a window with a C and a D drive. The D drive is where I put all the archived programs I want to play. The way I set it up initially formatting it with Windows 3.1 and MSDOS 6 and then attaching it to a different Windows 7 VM that allowed me to copy the backup files off my NAS onto the disk. Then back to Windows 3.1 for the fun.