So, I somewhat successfully installed Warp 4 in a VirtualBox
scenario. The only issue I had was getting the OS/2 Additions up
and working like they should, which resulted in me only have Warp
4 run a 640x480 resolution, whcih was crap :) Has anyone else been
able to do a successful OS/2 Warp installation into a VirtualBox
(current release) virtual machine?
Has anyone else been able to do a successful OS/2 Warp installation
into a VirtualBox (current release) virtual machine?
Has anyone else been able to do a successful OS/2 Warp installation
into a VirtualBox (current release) virtual machine?
Take Virtualbox v.3
Hello, Robert Wolfe.
On 06.03.16 23:31 you wrote:
So, I somewhat successfully installed Warp 4 in a VirtualBox
scenario. The only issue I had was getting the OS/2 Additions up
and working like they should, which resulted in me only have Warp
4 run a 640x480 resolution, whcih was crap :) Has anyone else been
able to do a successful OS/2 Warp installation into a VirtualBox
(current release) virtual machine?
Hello, Robert Wolfe.
On 06.03.16 23:31 you wrote:
So, I somewhat successfully installed Warp 4 in a VirtualBox
scenario. The only issue I had was getting the OS/2 Additions up
and working like they should, which resulted in me only have Warp
4 run a 640x480 resolution, whcih was crap :) Has anyone else been
able to do a successful OS/2 Warp installation into a VirtualBox
(current release) virtual machine?
Virtual Guest Additions Driver for OS/2 (Beta)
You need to do this manually so I suspect that you haven't
installed the video driver properly if your not getting
higher than standard VGA resolutions.
Hello, Robert Wolfe.
So, I somewhat successfully installed Warp 4 in a VirtualBox
scenario. The only issue I had was getting the OS/2 Additions up
and working like they should, which resulted in me only have Warp
4 run a 640x480 resolution, whcih was crap :)
Virtual Guest Additions Driver for OS/2 (Beta)
You need to do this manually so I suspect that you haven't installed
the video driver properly if your not getting higher than standard
VGA resolutions.
Email: bhandfield(at)me(dot)com
MultiMail/Darwin v0.49
MultiMail/Darwin v0.49
Hey, what does that "Darwin" do to MMail?
Hey, what does that "Darwin" do to MMail?
It means he uses the Mac OSX version/build of the MultiMail
offline mail reader. I use version 0.50 for MultiMail/OSX myself
from time to time.
Thank you for the very good instructions. I have saved the message for future reference,if I ever would need to implement it, and/or support somebody, doing the same.You are most welcome Holger :)
MultiMail/Darwin v0.49I'm using mmail as my QWK reader on the MacOS platform. I've been a Mac user for about 7 years and I always cringe whenever I need to load up Windows. :)
Hey, what does that "Darwin" do to MMail?
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