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DOSBOX RIPPER VESA DRIVER DRIVER

So I need to know what will happen in my scenario: The only mention is that it supports VGA and SVGA in the virtual machine. I can't find any mention of which video cards are emulated.

DOSBOX RIPPER VESA DRIVER MANUALS

I've looked through the User's Manuals for Workstation 5.5 and 6.0. The VMware Workstation product pages for VMware Workstation 5.5 made it sound like it might work, except they don't say much about hardware virtualization or emulation. (Runs on ATI Graphics Pro Turbo (mach64 210888GX with ATI Spectra RAMDAC (not IBM)) ) Here is the complete list of supported cards and the maximum resolution:

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The generic VESA 1024x768 driver was not included in the applications, except for 1 of the 3. But I need to have emulation or some support for one of the cards in the applications list. I DON'T need 3D, DirectX, or Overlay support etc. What I'm worried about is the hardware, especially the video card. So I'm hoping the PharLap Extender won't be a problem. Windows 98SE runs the mach64 driver, the applications run the VGA Wonder + driver (as long as the card has the ATI RAMDAC). Windows 98SE runs an ET6000 driver, the applications run an ET4000 driver (ET3000 driver is also compatible with the ET6000).ġ has an ATI Graphics Pro Turbo PCI card with the mach64 GX chip, ATI Spectra RAMDAC (not IBM), and 4MB VRAM. The current computers are setup as follows:Ĥ have Hercules Dynamite 128 PCI cards with the ET6000 chip and 4MB MDRAM. I can run the applications in MSDOS 6.22 or Windows 98SE in full screen mode (ie, without rebooting to DOS mode). They need to run at least at 1024x768 and just 16, 256, or 64K colors (8 or 16-bit). The BIGGEST problem is they talk directly to the video card and have 21 supported cards that run at 1024x768 or 1280x1024.

One needs to talk to a hardware key on the parallel portģ. It's either keep separate computers for them or find a way to run them on a virtual machine. These are applications which MUST be kept running, there is no money or resources to change or update. I have 3 old DOS legacy applications that I'd hoped to move from their old computers to modern hardware running XP SP2 by using VMware Workstation.

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