![]() It will ask you to review your settings, so make sure that it says the location is c:\dagger and the installation size is huge. In case you were wondering, that's why we mount your dos folder with -freesize 1000. You want to change the installation size to huge. Once you have the Daggerfall installation program running in DOSBox, accept the terms and conditions, and click "Install to your hard drive". Note: DOSBox will capture your mouse, to unlock it from the window press "CTRL F10" Installing Daggerfall This should take you to the Daggerfall installation. Once in the D:\ drive type in "install" and hit enter. Now type "d:\" into the DOSBox console and hit enter. Assuming you followed Step 1 completely, your dos folder as well as the Daggerfall CD will already be mounted (if not, mount them by typing the commands from Step 1). Mount d C:\Users\ Your Username\dos\DFCD -t cdrom -label Daggerfall If you want to mount the Daggerfall cd as well type the following below the previous command: ![]() This will mount your dos folder as the c:\ drive with 1000mb of free space every time DOSBox starts. Mount c C:\Users\ Your Username\dos -freesize 1000 Below this we can add our commands to be used every time DOSBox starts. Scroll to the bottom of the page and you should find a section called "autoexec". It should open a notepad window with the config file in it. To do this, go to your C: drive, Program Files, and look for DOSBox. If you don't want to have to mount the Daggerfall CD every time you play it, you can also set it to mount automatically. Before we move into DOSBox we want to edit the config so it automatically sets our dos folder as the C:\ drive. You can skip this if you want but it will save you a lot of typing later on. This should take a few seconds and once completed you should have three new files in your dos folder: DAGGER, DFCD, and a pdf. Once you've got that done, right click the zip file and choose "Extract here". You're going to want to move the Daggerfall zip you downloaded previously to your dos folder. Now that you have your dos folder set up you need to put things in it. Note that this is completely separate from your DOSBox installation. It doesn't really matter what you call it, just avoid spaces and anything really lengthy. Its best to make it in your home folder and name it something simple. Its not necessary but it will make your life about 1000 times easier. Before you do anything with DOSBox you should set up a folder to act as your c:\ drive.
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