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XP mode - ssbbtriforce - 07-24-2009

has anyone already tried dolphin with xp mode in win 7?


RE: XP mode - Klotzek - 07-24-2009

I doubt it'll work since there is no 3D support but anyway whats the point?


RE: XP mode - jasong - 07-24-2009

Playing an emulator inside an emulator? Weird.


RE: XP mode - krypking - 07-25-2009

u should be the first to go where no man has gone before. go ahead, try it Tongue


RE: XP mode - THELUKESTIR - 07-25-2009

I tried it but im running a 64bit version and it wouldnt let me so ill get a 86 version

Edit: got a big slowdown... so no magic solution here Tongue


RE: XP mode - Core2uu - 07-25-2009

GROSS. Why would you even MENTION such a thing? Tongue If you REALLY want to run Dolphin in a virtualized XP environment, use something better than Microsoft's horrifically slow VirtualPC. It runs like molasses compared to VMWare and VirtualBox.


RE: XP mode - boogerlad - 07-25-2009

run a emulator with no acceleration due to virtualization? That's mad talk.


RE: XP mode - CacoFFF - 07-25-2009

Basically, XP mode is a virtul windows xp running on 7, it's the same shit.
And only opengl calls can be emulated, good thing dolphin uses it, but it will be slower anyways.

I heard of a Virtual machine program, which lets the virtualized machine have direct communication to the video card, but it was something nvidia specific and not free.


RE: XP mode - Xtreme2damax - 07-25-2009

I just don't get why VMware and Virtual PC don't allow direct access to the hardware, it would be a Linux users wet dream to run modern applications or PC games inside a virtual machine.

It's true they could dual boot, but Virtual machines don't come with the risk of fucking your system over if something goes wrong.