Re: TI-H: USB Link
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Re: TI-H: USB Link
>You keep on mentioning emulation... What program do you use to
>emulate all these win95/NT programs? Don't you run into a million
>compatibility problems? Hell, half the time these programs don't work
>on a true win95 machine. Like, how can you run all these MSDOS and
>win95-box mode games, most of which require directx or even D3D, which
>again still barely works on win95!?
I use:
Virtural PC 1.0b6
Virtural PC 1.0
Virtural PC 2.0
And just do a search for "Virtural PC" "Download" in yahoo or
altavista.digital.com and you'll find it by the end of the day.
If I want to run RedHat linux or NetBSD (with complete network support) I
choose Virtural PC 2.0. Sometimes programs will run better on 2.0, and
sometimes they run better on 1.0.
I have about 20 different hard drive partitions in files on my mac and each
has 1 to 2 programs. I installed Protel 98 and Acrobat 3.01 (not reader)
and Win95 (nothing else) and now Protel is complaining about missing DLLs
and it won't make PCBs without freezing. :\
I run the beta of Win98 to do some games. I almost have to make a
partition for each game or program I want to run. :/
And whats realy neat is I can save the state of the PC so if it crashes,
its immediately back in win95 or netbsd or BeOS or what ever I was in
without any wait.
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