Steve, This thread reminded me of a distant memory - back in the mid 1990’s I had a game... and it ran too fast to be usable - maybe snake on dos :). Anyhow, there were several utilities that were available to slow things down. I remember using all of them, but have only vague memories of which worked well.
Here’s a list (the only one ringing a bell right now is the AT one: https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?t=8070 Seems you may have already solved this, but something to put in your pocket. Will Sent from my iPhone > On Apr 21, 2024, at 8:54 AM, Stephen Adolph <twospru...@gmail.com> wrote: > > hi everyone, > I recently went through an activity to build a Pentium 4 based system to act > as a "tweener", giving me a machine that can straddle both ethernet/IP based > remote file storage, and legacy floppy support (5.25, 3.5 floppies). In > addition it runs old programs like Laplink. This machine uses Windows 98. > > Question is - what would be a good way to emulate a TPDD with this hardware? > > I don't think Desklink will work; the processor is too fast. > I don't think I can run LaddieAlpha since Mono does not install on Windows 98. > > I realize I could dual boot and run a somewhat modern linux, and that would > give me Mono/LaddieAlpha. > > But, is there a way to get something running on Windows 98? > > thanks. > Steve >
