Rename the file extension from img to iso and try Daemon Tools to mount the image as a disk - usually works for me.

How do you make RemoteCVS make a build with SPTI support? That feature is the main reason I used PearPC Information Station builds in the first place...

MS and VPC... that is not the origon of pc emulation on the mac. MS bought it from another company who bought it from another company. since MS bought it the updates have been lagging. Given the circumstances I think we can forgive them for that. The circumstances on the Mac being in part the G5. V...

No, the concepts that inspired NT came from VMS, not Unix. The system structure is quite different from Unix. All of the Unix-like stuff was tacked on later. For that matter, so was the Windows-like stuff - it wasn't until NT 4 that the GUI subsystem was integrated into the kernel, to the extent tha...

Just to clarify, there is no way of specifying the filename of configuration for this program. The main reason is because Kwai let's you do that, and in my newest version, it's passed to the KwaiStub program when it's run. ... To get it to work properly, all you need to do is rename your config fil...

CaptainValor wrote:Or using PearPC.net's RemoteCVS.

Assuming you have any say in the matter, could the CD (SPTI) access patch be added to this one? Or is it already?

I'm a little surprised this patch didn't make it into the 0.3.0 final.

Why reinvent the wheel? Use Spike, a free clipboard manager/sharing program that runs on Windows and Mac and communicates over the network using Rendevous. It works well between real Macs and Windows - there's no reason to assume that it won't work here. Spike is even useful as a standalone clipboar...

I thought DarWine was intended to use QEMU to do the emulation work in QEMU's user emulation mode. Not there yet? I don't have a Mac to test...

I upgraded because I was already using several Win32s programs at the time, particularly some corporate tax software and the Oberon System. Windows 95 was much more stable than Win32s on Win 3.11, so it was a big win. By the way, I bought Win 95 and Office 95 on the first day they came out, at 9am. ...

PPC_Digger wrote:Becuase it works perfect with coLinux and i don't want to lose coLinux's network support.

Upgrade to coLinux 0.6.1 - it supports newer TAP drivers.

PPC_Digger wrote:so it will be stupid to build without sdl support.

Unless you want to run PearPC over Remote Desktop and SDL won't work (stupid public computer, grr). Seriously though, you are probably right

I would just like to say one thing. If you are using a P3 trying to run the Altivec build your kinda being redundant. The Altivec code isn't going to give any PURE boost levels or "optimized" performance. Running a P3 with Altivec is like running a race backwards. "You might get ther...

Tekmaven wrote:P3 builds for all configurations are available on my site now too (currently compiling now 8) ).

Yay!

BTW, what's with the later 2116 builds?

How is this any different from what I do? maybe I didn't make a SDL build? Sorry... The primary difference that I can see is that he only provides AthlonXP and P4 optimized builds, not the standard builds that I can run on my PIII, Celeron or Athlon Thunderbird. A PIII optimized build would be nice...

oooohhh... ok... but what about this: http://www.apple.com/macosx/newfeatures/systemadministrators.html just down the page it says "NTFS Read-Only". why?? Because you're accessing the volume as a share, not sticking the drive physically in a Mac and trying to use it directly. Actually, th...

If you didn't know to specifically Google for "Compel WinASPI" you might get the original Adaptec version. The Compel distribution of Adaptec ASPI has a better installer, one that leaves your system in a somewhat more stable state. Also, older Adaptec distributions of 4.60 checked for Adap...

While we're on the subject, why not SPTI? ASPI was Adaptec's attempt to create a standard interface to CD drives and burners - SPTI (SCSI Pass Through Interface) was Microsoft's attempt to do the same thing, but better. SPTI works on Windows 2000/XP only, but is faster and has better locking charact...

Legal ASPI layers! Adaptec has been nice enough to relax the usage restrictions of their ASPI layer drivers in the last few years. Here is the page from which you can get the latest (Nov 2002): http://www.adaptec.com/worldwide/support/driverdetail.jsp?sess=no&language=English+US&cat=/Product...

Could you add 15bit video modes? The 32bit ones don't work with my 24bit host video.

Nope, still down. I can't even ping it.

The site seems to be down, or misspelled. I can't find it in dns, let alone http.

I thank god that linux can do sparse drives.

So can Windows (NT and up). I'm running PearPC on a sparse hd file now, a 4GB disk taking up 1.4GB of space. Kinda awkward to create though.

I'm told the F11 function key in OSX is supposed to ...

That keyboard shortcut can be changed in System Preferences, either Keyboard or the screensaver page (I think, look around). You can change it so it won't conflict.

The HWID of the TAP adapter changed in beta 3 to deal with an NT and above instability when using HWIDs that are too short, and to allow multiple TAP adapters to be installed by different products. The HWID has remained the same since beta 3.

I think the fact that it is not open source is the biggest hurdle to using DirectX. Do you mean the libraries themselves, or the API headers? There are open-source-compatible DirectX API header files available to be used with Mingw and the standard headers can be used with VC++ with no licensing pr...