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Hi,

On Jan 27, 11:53=A0am, Pablo Marty <tigrepotrazosalv DOT  DOT  DOT  AT yahoo DOT com DOT ar>
wrote:
>
> can I change the search path for that file?
> I don=B4t have the path where it says it search for at the beggining of D=
OSBox, neither the file
> does the file only need the line "memsize=3D64"?, or where can I get it?
> I tried many times to enter at the prompt:=A0 memsize=3D64 and when type =
mem command it said
> something like :=A0=A0 ext mem 15MB=A0 exp mem 15MB

(from README.TXT):

DOSBox will parse configuration files that are specified with -conf.
If
none were specified it will try to load "dosbox.conf" from the local
directory. If there is none, DOSBox will load the user configuration
file. This file will be created if it doesn't exist. The file can be
found in ~/.dosbox (Linux) or  "~/Library/Preferences" (MAC OS X).
Windows users should use the shortcuts in the startmenu to find it.

(also):

  Examples:
    1. To create a configfile in your current directory:
        config -writeconf dosbox.conf