I figured out the problem in regards to that. I'm not quite sure as to how the .bat file works for each default windows .img but I do know that if you're using a custom-built image you created yourself through DOSBOX or similar then it gives off that message. It's asking for the size of the image being used.
To fix, first open ld9x.bat (x being either 5 or 8) with a text editor and replace the line "
imgmount d c:\W9x.img" with "
imgmount 2 c:\W9x.img -size bps,spc,hpc,cyl -t hdd -fs none", and then replace "bps,spc,hpc,cyl" with a string of numbers indicating bytes per sector, sectors, heads and cylinders. Don't forget to replace the x in "W9x.img" with either 5 or 8 depending on which bat file you're editing.
The 2 after imgmount is what directory you installed your Windows 9x at, so if it's not on C:\ directory by default then change accordingly. (0 is A:\, 1 is B:\, ect.) Once that's all finished save the .bat and insert where the original ld9x.bat was.
Here's what the end result should look like with a 1GB size image for the Windows 95 bat file:
Code:
cls
@echo off
echo -------------------------------------------------
echo Windows 95 Loader by LarBob Doomer
echo -------------------------------------------------
goto win98
:win98
echo.
echo.
echo Launching Windows 95
z:
imgmount 2 c:\W95.img -size 512,63,64,520 -t hdd -fs none
boot c:\W95.img
goto end
:end
@echo on
And here is a list of some default image sizes you can input for your .bat:
Code:
256MB image: 512,63,16,520
512MB image: 512,63,32,520
1GB image: 512,63,64,520
2GB image: 512,63,128,520
This should be fixable. I'm not sure if it's exactly the same for Windows 98, but you should be able to select OK or enter and when it asks to browse for the file select cancel. (Again, that works in Windows 95 but I'm unsure if it's the same for your situation. Just thought I'd put that out.)
