> Didn't know v3 could make use of Voodoo cards, where and how?
The only thing I've done is to install the Mac drivers for the card.
Virtual PC (and RealPC) both detect the Voodoo card.
I've been tinkering with both of these PC emulators, but so far I like the
way VPC works better. RealPC is MU
http://www.connectix.com/support/vpcm_online.html = updates for 3, 4 and
five. Help, .pdf mostly, knowledge base and a simple FAQ
http://www.connectix.com/downloadcenter/pdf/Howto_win98_flat2expand.pdf
= the recently talked about expanding of hardfiles and abit about the
difference between vers
> Didn't they remove the 3D video features from 4?
>
> IIRC, VPC 3 can use a Voodoo card in your Mac for
> playing PC games within the emulator.
>
> =
Yes, they did remove Voodoo support. One of the side effects of the 'speed
boost' in 4. Since I have a Voodoo 1 (and access to a Voodoo 2)
Didn't they remove the 3D video features from 4?
IIRC, VPC 3 can use a Voodoo card in your Mac for
playing PC games within the emulator.
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This has been an interesting exchange.
Still am also interested in viewpoints re worthwhile-ness of the VPC
5 upgrade, and whether or not that would address my problem with
increasing the size of the HD; and if it resolves the problem of
printing to my Epson serial port printer.
Has anyone fo
Brian Futrell wrote:
>I'm using Version 3 of VPC since I don't have a G3-equipped Mac (yet)
>
Sorry, this is not a flood. just reading through the VPC4 readme, no
mention of a required g3.
We used the vpc4 update from memory. Perhaps vpc 5 is what your thinking
of? as I'm pretty sure we u
--- Darren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Brian.
> From the version 3.0 hard driver expander readme.
>
> Drive Image Size Range Maximum Size
> ---
> 0MB to 127MB 127MB
> 128MB to 255MB 255MB
> 256MB to
>
> I'm using Version 3 of VPC since I don't have a G3-equipped Mac (yet)
>
> With DOS, there is a minimum amount of space taken up by a file. This is
> called the cluster size. As the partition size grew, the cluster size
> increased in steps. I think that 512MB was maximum size par
http://www.connectix.com/products/vpc3_ease.html
Get the final updater to 3.0.3A and see if the
drive image expander can go past 512meg.
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--- Brian Futrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm using Version 3 of VPC since I don't have a
> G3-equipped Mac (yet)
>
> With DOS, there is a minimum amount of space taken
> up by a file. This is
> called the cluster size. As the partition size
> grew, the cluster size
> increased in step
I'm using Version 3 of VPC since I don't have a G3-equipped Mac (yet)
With DOS, there is a minimum amount of space taken up by a file. This is
called the cluster size. As the partition size grew, the cluster size
increased in steps. I think that 512MB was maximum size par a particular
clus
It's actually not much more difficult to copy or
move an entire Win9x install and software than it
is to do the same on a Mac. While the following may
seem wordy and complex, it's actually quite easy
to do once you know the steps and where to point,
click, right click and drag. ;) (And didn't we a
>>Virtual PC Harddisk expander came out with the 2.1.3 update I think.
>>Its 144k if you'd like it sent to you.
>>
>
>
>I have it with VPC 4, but it expanded a disk that was once 256MB (I
>think) to 511MB and now says that that is the upper limit.
>
Yes, thats correct.. The harddrive expander
>Eric B. Richardson wrote:
>
>>I am using VPC 4 under os 9; I haven't yet started using os X tho, I
>>have it on an iBook. Is the upgrade to VPC 5 worth it? I am having
>>trouble with expanding the c drive past 500 MB, since I started with
>>vpc 2 and windows 95, now am using vpc 4 as noted with 9
>--- "Eric B. Richardson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> I guess I could uninstall them and reinstall them on
>> the D drive...
>>
>> but I would like a bigger c drive.
>
>You could try some backup software that has an
>option to backup to and restore from a file instead
>of a real backup devi
--- "Eric B. Richardson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I guess I could uninstall them and reinstall them on
> the D drive...
>
> but I would like a bigger c drive.
You could try some backup software that has an
option to backup to and restore from a file instead
of a real backup device like a t
Eric B. Richardson wrote:
>I am using VPC 4 under os 9; I haven't yet started using os X tho, I
>have it on an iBook. Is the upgrade to VPC 5 worth it? I am having
>trouble with expanding the c drive past 500 MB, since I started with
>vpc 2 and windows 95, now am using vpc 4 as noted with 98
I am using VPC 4 under os 9; I haven't yet started using os X tho, I
have it on an iBook. Is the upgrade to VPC 5 worth it? I am having
trouble with expanding the c drive past 500 MB, since I started with
vpc 2 and windows 95, now am using vpc 4 as noted with 98. Is there
some work around to e
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