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
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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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 qu
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
> 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.
>
> 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 q
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 c
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 9
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 G3
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 mor
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
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
> 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 purc
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 re
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
system requirement information except for v. 5 and 6. Also, I have a
Window's XP CD-Rom...after installing VPC will I be able to u
WIn98 or Win98SE (USB, drivers, IE 6 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 dow
]>
Sent: Saturday, April 27, 2002 5:50 AM
Subject: Re: set 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
> &
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 stri
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 w
I have one... can you check out current used pricing?
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 have a
> copy they'd l
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 have a
copy they'd like to sell or can you suggest places
such as Lowend Mac where I might find it?
Thanks,
Spence
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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 lookin
>Tony
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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, bu
PowerBooks
Subject: Re: Virtual PC
Which version of VPC was that?
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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 (604
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 (maxim
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
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
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 t
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 som
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