bat and insert where the original ld9x.bat was. (0 is A:\, 1 is B:\, ect.) Once that's all finished save the.
Discover if the fresh geometry prospects to the drive being acknowledged in Linux. 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. You can force the physical geometry to kernel (and obtain it at Linux boot). Output buffer length in the I/O stack location of the IRP indicates the size, in bytes, of the buffer, which must be > sizeof (DISKGEOMETRY). Don't forget to replace the x in "W9x.img" with either 5 or 8 depending on which bat file you're editing. The driver returns the DISKGEOMETRY data in the buffer at Irp->AssociatedIrp.SystemBuffer. 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. It's asking for the size of the image being used.
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. I figured out the problem in regards to that.
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