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There are no Windows 98/ME drivers for ATI Radeons above the X850.

Look in your temp folder before you click OK on the error message and you'll find the files there. They are only google update helper browser plugin files though and presumably once they are properly in place and provided they can run they'll download the actual voice and video chat plugin through using your browser I guess. Unlike what you you state you can also extract the files using 7-Zip I have just found out.

Since you've installed Windows ME and it boots OK, you can now set MaxPhysPage=7CB00 which will make 1995MB out of your 2GB available to Windows ME. And yes you can install KernelEx (which doesn't help with drivers).

Latest VLC 1.1.8 running fine here on Windows ME + KernelEx 4.5 Final.

I don't think KernelEx is affected by hardware, it doesn't make much sense. I would rather think that some apps won't be running well on different hardware for their own intrinsical reasons despite the fact KernelEx provides for them missing NT software functions. And since you mention the Flash Player issue, it is my understanding that the reason it doesn't work on older CPUs is entirely down to the lack of SSE registers in those CPUs, not a KernelEx issue at any rate (unless I've missed something of course).

Latest PDF Xchange Viewer doesn't work properly even with KernelEx here, it crashes on opening documents with uninitialized function pointer error in Dr Watson. As for the installer, it will work if you set it in 2K compatibilty mode. Other than that there is a portable version which is just a zip or you could be using inno unpacker on the installer as well, no lack of means to install that one. Latest Foxit Reader on the other hand works like a charm. Various versions to test on FilePig btw: http://filepig.org/download/pdf-xchange_viewer/

I think netbios is required. Enable it and see how it fares after that.

I used the drivers that came with the motherboard install CD and the files apparently were: Si3112r.mpd 1.0.0.28 Siisupp.vxd 4.0.0.950 (1,0,0,10)

I have not said it was a 3512, I just answered your generic question but looking it up, it appears to be the 3112A.

No problems on my previous and current system with two 250GB SATA drives in such configuration. Previous system was an Abit NF7-S mobo with a Silicon Image SATA controller and the current one is an Asus A8V Deluxe with VIA and Promise SATA controllers (never used the Promise one so far).

Anyway, if it was me I'd look into a live Linux distro that has got mkvtoolnix on it, format a drive/partition in the linux filesystem and then split the mkv file there to finally copy the sub-4GB chunks onto a FAT32 partition for use in Win 98/ME.

A JBOD array under QEMU perhaps...?

Since a virtual disk is just one file (AFAIK) I don't think that's possible.

Very cool, thanks. B)

So what is your solution to break the 2.19TB limit? Are you actually using one of those recent 3TB hard drives?

Same here with an AMD Opteron 154 (2.8Ghz) and 2GB of RAM.

Hi, can you help me with installing the latest Java on my Windows 98 machine. I have KernelEx installed. Why not reading the post just above the one you quote?

Seems it could be related to an ISA souncard. Perhaps some legacy devices or ISA device setting in your BIOS would clear that error. But if it all works correctly I wouldn't worry too much.

FineSSE IS MEANT TO BE ABLE TO EXECUTE SSE INSTRUCTIONS ON A NON SSE CPU. IT DOESN'T OVERLAP WITH KERNELEX IN ANY WAY.

Perhaps you could zip that text file before uploading it then. And make sure you change only the "enable web content in folders" setting when you make those difference snapshots.

Actually they are, those keys are where individual folders settings are remembered.

Skin color in the thumbnail frame: Done. Rounded corners and arrows: Not possible at all, sorry. Thumbnail below the tab: I can do that but then the thumbnail disappears when moving the mouse from the tab to the thumbnail. I have lowered it by 3 pixels though which is the lowest possible before this begins to occur. Also I have modified the positioning of the security popup. Updating links now. B)

I've looked at two different win-98 systems and neither have that "webview" key in the registry. As you said, I don't have this registry value either here in my Windows 98 SE pc . On Windows ME this is the switch between classic view and web view but anyway if you use regshot to see registry changes after toggling webview on or off through the folder options dialog, then you'll find what that switch is for Windows 98. I am not sure why you don't wan't to use that regshot tool wsxedcrfv...

Hello, Yes but doing that I have an error message : JRE-6U23-WINDOWS-I586 has generated a page failure in the module JRE-6U23-WINDOWS-I586.EXE at 0177:0040e5a6. (message in french, translated) - whjen I go with u22 it works ..... Some people report the two latest JRE installer to crash, others don't. I am not sure why this is and even for those who don't report crashes the installation is not really too straightforward. Have a look at this topic in case it may help:

Yes, but does it works on Windows 95/98/98SE/ME (this forum)? I always thought it won't be reliable. This version does not run on 98/ME even with KernelEx.