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Hi everybody, I'm here to take a little of your precious time (playing games). Download xcode 8.2. I know that Heroes I run in DOSBox and that DOSBox is available on Mac OS X. Since the version available here at GOG is an installer with the game already embedded with DOSBox for Windows, Boxer (DOSBox front-end) tell me that the application is a Microsoft Windows Program and not a DOS one. So is there someone who knows what file(s) to extract from the exe (if possible) to give to Boxer/DOSBox? Or should I just run the installer on Windows and take interesting resulting directory(ies)/file(s)?

Horus: Hi everybody, I'm here to take a little of your precious time (playing games). I know that Heroes I run in DOSBox and that DOSBox is available on Mac OS X. Since the version available here at GOG is an installer with the game already embedded with DOSBox for Windows, Boxer (DOSBox front-end) tell me that the application is a Microsoft Windows Program and not a DOS one. So is there someone who knows what file(s) to extract from the exe (if possible) to give to Boxer/DOSBox? Or should I just run the installer on Windows and take interesting resulting directory(ies)/file(s)? Horus: Hi, I'm in China right now so I'll try to answer when I come back from the trip (10 days). @ZycloneValkyrie: Try to PM me to explain me your problem.

I'll try to reply. @bsteintun: The line is used to call DOSBox with the specific configuration file. If it says No CD, it may be a problem of path. Did you do the 'sed.'

If yes, try modifying conf files at the hand to replace ' ' by '/' or try the files uploaded by mgol. @nfmustakas: See PM.

@mgsedgwick: Alas, Heroes III is definitely not going to work because this is not a DOS game. It runs only on Windows (95 by the time it was launched). I'm having the same problem as bsteintun. Everything works like a charm until the game boots up and gives me a warning that it can't find the disk and I can only play over LAN, etc, etc.

I double checked and made sure all my config files read: 'imgmount d './homm2.inst' -t iso -fs iso' The homm2.inst file is also in the main DIR. Any other ideas would be awesome. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ UPDATE: When I manually typing commands from the 'dosboxhomm2_macosx.conf' file into DosBox I get this error: Could not load image file:./homm2.inst MSCDEX: Failure: Invalid file or unable to open. I guess that rules out a pathing problem. I'm going to do a fresh install to see if that fixes anything. CoffeePowered: I'm having the same problem as bsteintun.

Everything works like a charm until the game boots up and gives me a warning that it can't find the disk and I can only play over LAN, etc, etc. I double checked and made sure all my config files read: 'imgmount d './homm2.inst' -t iso -fs iso' The homm2.inst file is also in the main DIR. Photo collage maker free download for pc. Any other ideas would be awesome.

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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ UPDATE: When I manually typing commands from the 'dosboxhomm2_macosx.conf' file into DosBox I get this error: Could not load image file:./homm2.inst MSCDEX: Failure: Invalid file or unable to open. I guess that rules out a pathing problem. I'm going to do a fresh install to see if that fixes anything. A couple things that everyone having problems here should know, as I struggled a while in getting Heroes II working under Mac OS X.

The original Heroes 2 PC CD-ROM was a mixed mode disc with one ISO track and audio tracks. The GOG archive contains all that information - the CD data and audio tracks are ripped in BIN/CUE format. The data is maintained as ISO but all the audio tracks have been compressed down into OGG files and stored in the music folder. The imgmount command is able to mount the ISO and compressed audio tracks as a single mixed mode CD in DOSBox. Imgmount can mount ISO files directly or CUE files. A CUE file is nothing more than a text file which references (think of it as a table of contents) a BIN (which is basically an ISO) plus audio tracks. In the GOG archive, 'homm2.gog' is the BIN (a.k.a.

The file 'homm2.inst' is the CUE file. METHOD 1 (quicker): The easiest way to get Heroes 2 working under Mac OS X, is to change the imgmount command to 'imgmount d homm2.gog -t iso -fs iso' which will mount the data portion of the Heroes 2 disc and get rid of the CD-ROM not inserted error. The game will play fine, but you won't be hearing any of the CD-ROM's music files (I don't remember if there is MIDI music or just silence). METHOD 2 (better): Alternatively, If you want the full Heroes II experience (i.e.

With CD-ROM music), you will need to use a special version of DOSBox for Mac OS X. The imgmount command in DOSBox 0.74 for Mac is incomplete compared to its Windows counterpart and does not properly mount BIN/CUE images (took me forever to figure that out). You will need to use a developmental build of DOSBox - I suggest the 'Megabuild' SVN builds (). With this method, you have to rename 'homm2.inst' to 'homm2.cue' (stupid 3-letter DOS restrictions). Then you can mount the mixed mode CD using the command 'imgmount d homm2.cue -t iso'. This will take care of your missing CD errors and let you hear the audio tracks from the CD.