Some Install, some need to be pushed(manual install) some need extra RunTime libraries. I have a long list of test results for all the software that I have thrown at ROS. Where is the best place to post Results for Testing, and a list of working software related to servers. A few or the servers are CLI so i'll be scripting up some Gui front ends for them.
I have and will have a lot of test results form running servers on ROS. The Toshiba will allow me to eliminate The VirtualBox 'Quirks' from my test and run a handfull of server Apps on real ethernet on my lan. My test machine at the moment is an old WinXP Mach with an older version of VirtualBox and the Host/Client Networking is buggy. The main Current reason for Installing ROS On Hardware is to test a number of server applications.
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If there is a discussion, or info Specific to Audio Drivers and ReactOS media playback maybe A point in the right direction? The Logon Wave sounds but I cant seam to get audio from any media player(Im tesing with multiple Versions of AC97 drivers).
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The Toshiba Tecra uses Realtec AC97 Drivers and install with some pushing and shoving. The AC97 drivers work with reactOS under VBox and allow for basic media playback. I did try to get ROS running on a little Toshiba with Intel Atom, but could only get a desktop from 1 in every 20 boot attempts, so i gave up and draged the Tecra out of the box and dusted it off.Īnyhows I have a working 'Real' Machine as old as it is, to try testing some possibilities with and was wondering how I can get involved in a helpful way with ReactOS and also a little bit of a 'Help Kick-start'. Had to start with a a VirtualBox image and Grub) In the last few days I managed to get ReactOS up and running on an old Toshiba Tecra A3 (Manual Install, install disk can't see the sata drive.
That was 3 weeks ago, I have now tested about 2000 software packages and stand alone apps on ROS, and have about 250 working with minor glitches, and about 180 without any issues. I then decided to see if a few software packages would run on the system and was pleasantly surprised. I have watched the ReactOS project for some time now, but unfortunately have not had any success in booting it until recently.įinally I have had the opportunity to see ReactOS working on VirtualBox and was impressed with how far it has come =)
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