I have used VPC 2 with OS 8.1 on my PB 1400 with 64 megs of RAM.
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Date: Sun, 07 Nov 2004 02:12:29 -0500
From: Ted Lovejoy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Virtual PC 2 Mac OS 9.1
Has anyone tried to run Virtual PC 1 or 2 on a 3400c
Has anyone tried to run Virtual PC 1 or 2 on a 3400c with 9.1? Has
anyone been able to run Virtual PC 1 or 2 on any Mac OS?
Ted
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I was just wondering if one could use say a PB 1400c/133 boosted to max RAM to
run Virtual PC to play old Sierra games that haven't been ported to MacOS (as
far as I know). I'm looking for a small platform to play games like space quest
or king's quest.
Of course I could buy an old laptop
Hi all,
I was just wondering if one could use say a PB 1400c/133 boosted to max RAM to
run Virtual PC to play old Sierra games that haven't been ported to MacOS (as
far as I know). I'm looking for a small platform to play games like space quest
or king's quest.
Of course I could buy an old
Hi all,
I was just wondering if one could use say a PB 1400c/133 boosted to max
RAM to
run Virtual PC to play old Sierra games that haven't been ported to MacOS
(as
far as I know). I'm looking for a small platform to play games like space
quest
or king's quest.
Of course I could buy an old
I was just wondering if one could use say a PB 1400c/133 boosted to max RAM to
run Virtual PC to play old Sierra games that haven't been ported to MacOS (as
far as I know). I'm looking for a small platform to play games like space
quest or king's quest.
Of course I could buy an old laptop PC
Selon Cameron Kaiser [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I was just wondering if one could use say a PB 1400c/133 boosted to max RAM
to
run Virtual PC to play old Sierra games that haven't been ported to MacOS
(as
far as I know). I'm looking for a small platform to play games like space
quest or king's
I could not get VPC 4 to run on my 60 meg powerbook 1400; but 3.03a
works fine, albeit limited to Win95. If you have 3.0 you will want the
incremental updates; they can be a little hard to find (at least they
were when Connectix still owned it), holler if you want help.
I have VPC 3.0.3, Windoze
I want to put Virtual PC on my PB 1400, but the installer says that
itneeds 64 megs of RAM. I have a flash card I am using for virtual
memory. Is there a way to install Virtual PC anyways? If I hook the
PB up as a SCSI disk to my desktop that has more than enough RAM, and
install to the PB
On Wednesday, February 11, 2004, at 11:29 AM, Jim Lucas wrote:
I want to put Virtual PC on my PB 1400, but the installer says that
itneeds 64 megs of RAM. I have a flash card I am using for virtual
memory. Is there a way to install Virtual PC anyways? If I hook the PB
up as a SCSI disk to my
From: Jim Lucas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I want to put Virtual PC on my PB 1400, but the installer says that
itneeds 64 megs of RAM. I have a flash card I am using for virtual
memory. Is there a way to install Virtual PC anyways? If I hook the
PB up as a SCSI disk to my desktop that has more than
On Wednesday, February 11, 2004, at 09:19 PM, William Barnett-Lewis
wrote:
Couple of things - which version are you trying to use? And how much
physical RAM do you have on the 1400? VPC is a very resource hungry
application. It really needs a minimum of 64mb of real ram and it
really needs a
Thanks Mehdi, I just purchased VPC 3 with Windoze 95 on Ebay last night.
How do you like it with Windoze 95? Is it sutiable?
Yep, a wee slow on my 200Mhz 3400 but still very usable (though not for
everyday use). I guess that it's gonna be much faster on yours as it's a
240Mhz one. You can try
Mehdi wrote...
I first had Win 98 (which was
included with VPC) : each time i pressed a key on the keyboard, i had to
wait 2 or 3 seconds before seeing the letter appear on the screen. Maybe
suitable for very patient people but not for me. Feel free to try XP on a
3400 :-)
Thanks Mehdi, I just
Hi David,
What's the latest version of Virtual PC I can run on my 240mhz 3400c? Was
it version 3 or 4? I went to the Connectix homepage but had no luck
finding
the latest version able to run on a pre-G3 mac is VPC 3. I've tried to
install VPC 4 on my 3400 but it refuses to launch
At 15:10 +1000 27/04/02, K wrote:
I have VPC version 3 with Windows 95 but some software tells me I need to
upgrade components that I presume Windows 98 would have. Can I just run
98lite to give me some Windows 98 functionality, or is there much more to
this?
AFAIK, the 98lite app is for
up of 98lite for Virtual PC
At 15:10 +1000 27/04/02, K wrote:
I have VPC version 3 with Windows 95 but some software tells me I need to
upgrade components that I presume Windows 98 would have. Can I just run
98lite to give me some Windows 98 functionality, or is there much more
compatibility) with the speed and
simplicity of Win95. Perfect for low-end and emuated computers.
Scott Holder
At 03:10 PM 4/27/2002 +1000, you wrote:
A question for those who run Virtual PC on their machines.
After reading newsgroup postings I downloaded software called 98lite which
is said
A question for those who run Virtual PC on their machines.
After reading newsgroup postings I downloaded software called 98lite which
is said to allow you to use Win98 and swap its shell for the sleeker,
faster Win95 shell to help VPC run a bit faster.
If anyone has used this, could you tell me
Oh, and you may need to additionally d/l a fix for it if you are running
OS9. Won't run without it.
Judy
On Wed, 10 Apr 2002, Spencer Carter wrote:
I'm interesting in buying a copy of Virtual PC 2.x for
use on my Powerbook 1400 G3 450 and I need at
least Windows 95 with it. Does anyone
on 3/29/02 3:11 AM, (PowerBooks) at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone have any experience with Virtual PC or Softwindows on a Pre-G3
Powerbook? I've thought about trying an older version like VPC 2.1 or
something. If it will work what kind of memory requirements are we looking at
as well
Anyone have any experience with Virtual PC or
Softwindows on a Pre-G3 Powerbook? I've thought about
trying an older version like VPC 2.1 or something. If
it will work what kind of memory requirements are we
looking at as well as HDD space? I want to use my
Powerbook for work, but have some Win
Mike Picone wrote:
Anyone have any experience with Virtual PC or
Softwindows on a Pre-G3 Powerbook? I've thought about
trying an older version like VPC 2.1 or something. If
it will work what kind of memory requirements are we
looking at as well as HDD space? I want to use my
Powerbook
At 07:02 AM 3/28/2002 -0800, you wrote:
Anyone have any experience with Virtual PC or
Softwindows on a Pre-G3 Powerbook? I've thought about
trying an older version like VPC 2.1 or something. If
it will work what kind of memory requirements are we
looking at as well as HDD space? I want to use my
I used to run VPC on a PowerBook 5300 with 64MB of ram (maximum). Windows
95 was tolerable so long as the app in use didn't require virtual memory. I
guess something about using an emulated disk to function as emulated virtual
memory just was too much to do quickly.
Andrew
To make something
Which version of VPC was that?
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From: Andrew [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: PowerBooks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 28, 2002 11:28 AM
Subject: Re: Virtual PC
I used to run VPC on a PowerBook 5300 with 64MB of ram (maximum). Windows
95 was tolerable so long
Hmmm... I thought VPC (2.0) was quite tolerably usable on my 6500/250.
Thought it crawled on my 5300/120. Not bad on my husband's iBook and I'm
going to try it on my TiBook.
Judy
On Thu, 28 Mar 2002, Scott Holder wrote:
I've used VPC 3 on both a 6500/225 (603e) and a Starmax 4000/200mhz
: Re: Virtual PC
Which version of VPC was that?
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