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Question zip file does affects lifespan of hard disk? Rescan (to make dosbox read contents of new disk) You can and should likely copy things off said folder after copying them there, to prevent possibly similar named files from overwriting themselves. You would usually at this point, use copy again to copy said files (or *.* for everything in said folder) to c: It will NOT copy subfolders though, in case those exist, you can look for them with:ĭir (lists folders/files in said directory) These two lines will change current path to floppy drive and then copy all files in there to dosbox's C drive (which is actually c:\floppy) This makes a:\ act and look like floppy drive, make note that the mount a part should match the drive your usb connected floppy drive letter is, if it isn't A drive but G, you should replace the letter to match that. This makes it look to dosbox that C: is same as c:\floppy, since this is only for copying purposes, fancier folder structure isn't needed. Lets assume you run dosbox from tombraider (or which game, doesn't really matter, or download it from ) You should create a folder which you will copy things to, like c:\floppy If anyone out there is very familiar with Dosbox, I would very much appreciate the help. Maybe I need a different version of Dosbox? I do have blank floppies I could format with Windows, if needed. But I don't know if this version of Dosbox can copy files around-I already tried the old diskcopy command, and it was not recognized. Clearly, Dosbox accesses the Tomb Raider 1 files from the Steam folder. Ideally, I'd like to copy them onto a physical hard drive folder I could access through Windows. I played around with Dosbox and saw the files I want listed on one of those floppies-but I need to get them OFF those floppies! It runs by way of Dosbox, which had me wondering if I could use Dosbox in some way to copy those old floppies. The other day, thanks to the Steam summer sale, I started playing the original Tomb Raider. I could buy one through eBay, but I'd use it for a few minutes, and never need it again. I've looked around town for an old Windows 95 or 98 rig, to no avail. I could not figure out how to get DiskProbe to change that byte to F0-frankly, I could not seem to access the floppy drive with it at all. Windows XP and beyond cannot access the files. They are all missing the media descriptor byte in the BIOS parameter block. These 3 1/2" floppies were last written by Windows 95 or 98. I bought a USB floppy drive that seems to work fine, but there is a problem. For a couple of weeks, I've been trying to get some files off old floppy diskettes.