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How can I exchange files between PCEmulator and my actual computer? #404

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korova99 opened this issue Nov 18, 2024 · 2 comments
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@korova99
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"How can I exchange files between PCEmulator and my actual computer?

I want to send a file I have to the PCEmulator.

I want to run the DOS programs I have inside an emulator, but I can't transfer them."

Please tell me how to do this."

@korova99 korova99 closed this as not planned Won't fix, can't repro, duplicate, stale Nov 22, 2024
@korova99 korova99 reopened this Nov 22, 2024
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linus81 commented Nov 22, 2024

Hi, korova99.
One solution could be the osfmount program.

How to Use OSFMount to Edit and Extract Files from .img Files

  1. Download and Install OSFMount

Go to the official OSFMount page: https://www.osforensics.com/tools/mount-disk-images.html.

  1. Mount a .img File

a. Open OSFMount after installation.
b. Click "Mount new..." in the toolbar.
c. In the dialog box:

Select the .img file you want to edit or extract files from.

Choose the option "Writable" under "Mount Options" to allow modifications.

d. Assign a drive letter and click OK. The .img file will now appear as a virtual drive in your file explorer.

  1. Edit or Extract Files

To add files: Copy and paste files into the mounted drive using your file explorer.

To extract files: Copy files from the mounted drive to your desired location.

  1. Save Changes and Unmount

Once you finish editing or extracting files, return to the OSFMount interface.

Select the mounted image and click "Dismount".

Confirm to save changes to the .img file if prompted.

I hope it can help you.
Greetings.

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Hi linus81,

First of all, thank you for your quick and kind response.

I usually think of solving problems through network-based methods in a DOS environment,
but I didn't realize that it's possible to mount the image file itself and exchange files.
You've given me a new idea I hadn't considered.

This has been a great help, and I wish you the best of luck, linus81!

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