On 06/03/02 11:35, "Rui Curveira" <rui_at_interlog.com> wrote:
> There is also an OpenSource PC Emulator for OSX if anyone is interested. I
> haven't tried it, I just found it the other day.
> http://www.osxgnu.org/software/Xwin/Applications/Bochs/
> Enjoy
> Rui
>
Yep, I tried it yesterday. All I got what when I was launching the main
application, it would seem to start but would just die a few seconds later,
apparently without any useful error message. I looked at the documentation,
but felt very helpless. It seemed like a quick port, without much time to
explain to the user what is expected from him for the installation (there is
no such thing as an installer, you unarchive the files and they are put in a
directory).
-Laurent.
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