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Hybrid (designed to be compatible with Windows NT family)
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I am curious where we´ll head from here.CD-ROM ISO image, QEMU image, VirtualBox image, VMware image, or source code I also think that Sun/VBox developers should closely watch any thread related to WineD3D because this is the module on which the VBox D3D capabilities will rely on in future. I think it makes no sense if I send you an old 160 GB Samsung, doesn´t it ?
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Usually external HDD encasings cost only 10€ plus 0€ if you have a spare old HDD lying around. Of course booting from an external USB HDD is slower compared to an internal drive but it could be worth it.
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If you invest some time and install Linux in parallel on the HDD you could even easily backup your Windows partition by using DD. Unfortunately I only see the same approach for stressfree testing as with VBox itself:Ĭreating snapshots or copies of the running system before applying WineD3D.
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Without using WineD3D on a physical machine with full-featured OpenGL driver (and a modern card) we are not able to determine if a WineD3D issue is really caused by Wine itself or the OpenGL driver/stub of VBox. Tests between WineD3D versions you can keep certain
Your WineD3D experiments ? You can easily roll back The problem about generating a snapshot of a WinXP VMįor example with VBox Guestadditions installed for Quake4 within a VBox until the end of 2009.įor production support of D3D inside a VBox a safe mode installģ) One of the best features of using VMs is the ability toĬreate copies or snapshots with a few clicks. I'm pretty confident that we'll be able to run stuff like The D3D capabilities of VMWare (see here VMWare running We are talking aboutĪlthough VBox has still some way to go until it reaches Of an experimental feature of VBox I think the install
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It's also best not to useĢ) Since using WineD3D is experimental software on top Serious computer knowledge and a will to experiment In general I see no issues about the installationprocessġ) OpenGL in VBox is still labeled as experimental.įor me this translates to: "Only people with some See for your short analysis but I'd like to second GeForce is the fallback when Wine can't detect the real card. (and I had the real card several years ago) It describes itself as GeForce 3, which is very incorrect, because reported features are very different from real GeForce 3. perhaps because it is based on OpenGL 2.0, while VirtualBox provides only OpenGL 1.5. How do you keep track of which files need to be restored? It's not trivial, because you have to consider the following scenario: > (also WineD3D does not lists itself on Add/Remove programs, making uninstall impossible) (this prevents me from experimenting with WineD3D on my host machine) Uninstaller provides no way to go back to older drivers. Would be nice, but there doesn't seem to be any straightforward way. (maybe it can be fixed by disabling Windows System File protection?) Installer requires Windows Safe Mode, which provides very bad user experience. Please file a bug at Savannah for this, so we can keep track of it. This is actually a problem in MS opengl32.dll, which we can't replace yet, because the ReactOS version still has some problems. DirectX 7 and earlier games won't run, because not supported by WineD3D (but that's documented) Please don't use the VirtualBox forums for reporting bugs on the wined3d NSIS installer, there's a BTS at Savannah for that purpose. 3D Mark 2001: most scenes were rendered correctly ! 3D Mark 2001: Hardware T&L and Vertex Shader performance is extremely bad. Leaves on trees are not rendered at all.ħ. 3D Mark 2001: it has incorrect rendering during "nature" scene. (and I had the real card several years ago)Ħ. (also WineD3D does not lists itself on Add/Remove programs, making uninstall impossible)Ĥ.
(maybe it can be fixed by disabling Windows System File protection?)ģ. DirectX 7 and earlier games won't run, because not supported by WineD3D (but that's documented)Ģ. I tested Windows XP on Windows XP for simplicity. I decided to take a quick look at current WineD3D efforts by the community.
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