#WINDOWS 3.11 ISO IMAGE WINWORLD DRIVER#

My host had issue with kernel 5.11.16 on Fedora using NVIDIA (again re-install driver) I failed to get the driver installed. Then used driver ' 2014.01.31' from here: I'll have a look at the bearwindows.boot-land driver to improve the graphics a bit. The built-in driver for cirrus is barely holding the line. Still need to tweak the gfx a bit since the screen flickers on drag.ĮDIT: better on VGA graphics than Cirrus. Here's the screenshot after I got to the desktop: I've taken the VMWare VM option and converted it.

#WINDOWS 3.11 ISO IMAGE WINWORLD INSTALL#

Interesting to see you got install error because I didn't installed to try that. Never give up though - Changed CPU to Opteron G1 in the KVM config file (running on an AMD machine)īooze time now !!! These older OS's take a lot more work than the new stuff !!!! I'm using kernel 5.11.16 on the Linux host. On KVM / QEMU how did you get past this stage - in the final setup (Windows 98 SE) - I haven't tried W95 or the original W98 OSR though. I thought I'd give this just another go !! I didn't expected that so it was a nice surprise to see it in the options.

When you create VM, check the end of life OS option, W98 has a template: If you give what I said a try in virt-manager, make sure you set your cpu to some oldie model, just in case: No big deal.īut we may need a few more tweaks to improve it even further. Though I couldn't shutdown fully hangs after initiating shutdown. VGA and other display devices in qemu | kraxel’s news I know about VMWare supporting those old OSes.įor KVM/QEMU there's no virtio no qxl so you'll need to set video type -manually- to cirrus in your VM. I'm not developing this any further as I have no use for Win98 but it was just a challenge to see if it could work one way or another - lucky we've got plenty of spare time these days. VirtualHW.productCompatibility = 'hosted'Įthernet0.generatedAddress = '00:0c:29:25:a8:32' Here's the vmx VM config file - note set HW version to '7' - the newer hardware capability of VMWare workstation / player might cause all sorts of problems. This VM also runs without problems on Windows 10 (KVM/QEMU I think won't do it (Win 98 SE) without mega hassle - as I said VMWare is quite good at supporting really Old OS'es). Here's W10 (latest preview build on KVM/QEMU and W98 SE on VMWare both up concurrently. You CAN run KVM and VMWare virtual machines concurrently on Linux these days. Opera browser also works ('after a Hopachi Trying this on VMWare workstation 16 on Linux Host

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