Any luck with directx on win2k or xp?

[bit-lang]

Not an issue, just wondering if anyone tried

[SuperMaxusa]

See #893 and #1322, the same in Windows NT.
Due to CPU-intensive software rendering, 3D games/apps run slowly (or very slowly).

[bit-lang]

See #893 and #1322, the same in Windows NT.
Due to CPU-intensive software rendering, 3D games/apps run slowly (or very slowly).

Thank you.

I tried windows 2000 with directx 7 on copy.sh site, it is truly very slow, but still amazing if you don't mind much about performance.

One naive question, how do I make v86 to load an image from "http://localhost/mydisk.img" at startup?

[SuperMaxusa]

One naive question, how do I make v86 to load an image from "http://localhost/mydisk.img" at startup?

If you about copy.sh/v86, you can allow CORS for https://copy.sh origin (or for all) in your localhost server and use this URL: https://copy.sh/v86?profile=custom&m=<ram size in mb>&hda.url=http://localhost/mydisk.img

If you about embedded v86, just add hda object to the V86 constructor:

var emulator = new V86({
      <...>,    
      hda: {
          url: "http://localhost/mydisk.img"
      },
});

[bit-lang]

One naive question, how do I make v86 to load an image from "http://localhost/mydisk.img" at startup?

If you about copy.sh/v86, you can allow CORS for https://copy.sh origin (or for all) in your localhost server and use this URL: https://copy.sh/v86?profile=custom&m=<ram size in mb>&hda.url=http://localhost/mydisk.img

If you about embedded v86, just add hda object to the V86 constructor:

var emulator = new V86({
      <...>,    
      hda: {
          url: "http://localhost/mydisk.img"
      },
});

Thank you

[bit-lang]

One naive question, how do I make v86 to load an image from "http://localhost/mydisk.img" at startup?

If you about copy.sh/v86, you can allow CORS for https://copy.sh origin (or for all) in your localhost server and use this URL: https://copy.sh/v86?profile=custom&m=<ram size in mb>&hda.url=http://localhost/mydisk.img

If you about embedded v86, just add hda object to the V86 constructor:

var emulator = new V86({
      <...>,    
      hda: {
          url: "http://localhost/mydisk.img"
      },
});

Followed your above instructions and it worked like a charm.

Then I was feeling smart and appended "&hdb.url=<another_image_url>" , only to find out it didn't work as expected. That is, only hda available inside the system.

[bit-lang]

Found a problem using https://copy.sh/v86?
profile=custom&m=32&hda.url=http://localho
st/mydisk.img

There is no sound.

Chrome debug console complained about "the AudiuContext was not allowed to start. It must be resumed or created after a user gesture on the page".

How to solve this please?

[SuperMaxusa]

Click on the emulator screen, it should resume the sound, or allow autoplay in your browser settings.

[SuperMaxusa]

Then I was feeling smart and appended "&hdb.url=<another_image_url>" , only to find out it didn't work as expected. That is, only hda available inside the system.

Yes, only hda supported, you can try ?bios=bochs&cdrom.url=<...> with an ISO file but it currently works buggy, waiting for #1325.