BOOTPATH (Developers)
> That's the wrong value when running "DOS" on
> my Android. My executables are in
>
> /storage/emulated/0/Download/dos
>
> aka
>
> \storage\emulated\0\Download\dos
DOS requires a drive letter to work properly -- it won't understand "\storage\emulated\0\Download\dos" without a drive letter (like "D:") in front of it. In certain situations you can get away with network services by starting them with a double-backslash ("\\"), but even in those cases you must reference the server and not just the directories.
What DOS drive letter is assigned to the "root" of "\storage\..."?
Also, I wouldn't think Android (or you) would want a virtual DOS session to have access to anything above the "\dos" level at the end of the subdirectory string (at least not by default).
FWIW, I use SUBST/SWSUBST to assign alternative/virtual drive letters to subdirectories all the time, but SUBST still requires a "real" drive letter to start from.
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