August 11, 20179 yr Console RAR & UuRAR 5.31 - LAST even with Kex! Newest req InitializeSListHead... Also WinRAR 5.31 dont work with Kex 2017. Edited August 18, 20179 yr by MERCURY127
August 18, 20179 yr On 7/11/2016 at 0:55 AM, blackwingcat said: I released openssl 1.0.1t for Windows 95 today. http://blog.livedoor.jp/blackwingcat/archives/1591502.html Do you plan to continue updating for Win9x?
August 20, 20179 yr I just need Virtual cd/dvd drive emulator, other than Magic ISO virtual drive, what you are recommend? Edited August 20, 20179 yr by ruthan
August 20, 20179 yr 11 hours ago, ruthan said: I just need Virtual cd/dvd drive emulator, other than Magic ISO virtual drive, what you are recommend? The best one I used from 9X/ME days was VirtualDrive from Farstone. But I can't remember which was the last version before they went to 2000 and XP. Maybe version 7? It's been so long I can't remember but it was very easy to use.
August 20, 20179 yr Doesn't Virtual Clone Drive work just fine? http://www.oldapps.com/virtual_clone_drive.php?system=Windows_98 And (less known) WinArchiver Virtual Drive: http://www.winarchiver.com/virtual-drive.htm which can also mount archives. jaclaz
August 20, 20179 yr 2 hours ago, jaclaz said: Doesn't Virtual Clone Drive work just fine? http://www.oldapps.com/virtual_clone_drive.php?system=Windows_98 And (less known) WinArchiver Virtual Drive: http://www.winarchiver.com/virtual-drive.htm which can also mount archives. jaclaz If any of those two Jaclaz recommends uses the ISO format I would go with one of those since you could use Daemon Tools for 2000, XP, and up. The VirtualCD used a proprietary format making it only usable with VirtualCD but it was able to save me from putting the original CDs into the tray. It could assign multiple drive letters for each CD in case your program used more than one CD you could set it up so each Drive Letter = Disc Number. The other way is Manually ejecting the VirtualCD then inserting another one in its place to save drive letters but I found that burdensome to do.
August 20, 20179 yr Sure they use the .iso format, which is not really-really a file format, BTW, it is just a normal "raw" 1:1 copy of the CD, if you prefer, it is the simplest format possible, an image, unlike the (mostly senseless) proprietary formats of the old days. As a side note, IMGBURN is compatible with Win9x/Me, so it is the "natural companion" to any of those virtual cd drivers: http://www.imgburn.com/ jaclaz
August 20, 20179 yr 2 hours ago, jaclaz said: As a side note, IMGBURN is compatible with Win9x/Me, so it is the "natural companion" to any of those virtual cd drivers: Is it still bundling adware? Version 2.5.0.0 was the last before they started this, I hope they have removed it by now.
August 20, 20179 yr 14 minutes ago, LoneCrusader said: Is it still bundling adware? Version 2.5.0.0 was the last before they started this, I hope they have removed it by now. It has been I believe an on-and-off situation, there are a number of "clean" downloads around, but anyway, I believe it has always been "opt-in" (of course assuming that people read before clicking on OK, which doesn' t happen very often). Anyway get a portable version: http://www.softpedia.com/get/PORTABLE-SOFTWARE/CD-DVD-Tools/Windows-Portable-Applications-Portable-ImgBurn.shtml and just extract contents in a suitable folder with 7-zip, that one is "clean". jaclaz
August 20, 20179 yr 13 hours ago, jaclaz said: Sure they use the .iso format, which is not really-really a file format, BTW, it is just a normal "raw" 1:1 copy of the CD, if you prefer, it is the simplest format possible, an image, unlike the (mostly senseless) proprietary formats of the old days. Not quite "raw". That would include the Sector Headers and ECC for a total of 2352 Bytes per Sector.
August 31, 20179 yr Not big change, but i will try it is there some utility capable onscreen (OSD) temperate + performance monitoring for Windows 98 in fullscreen Windows 98 apps (simply something like Afterburner for modern Windows)? I know that there is possibility to log these measurements to text file with Aida, but i want something better, otherwise is solution run application in the window.
August 31, 20179 yr On 21/8/2017 at 0:19 AM, rloew said: Not quite "raw". That would include the Sector Headers and ECC for a total of 2352 Bytes per Sector. Yes , correct. I meant "raw" in the sense of "dd like", without anything added (no header, no footer, no fancy offsets, no separate index files, etc.). And this BTW brings us to good ol' CDMAGE (which is 9x/Me compatible): https://web.archive.org/web/20080914233949/http://cdmage.orconhosting.net.nz:80/main.html http://www.softpedia.com/get/CD-DVD-Tools/CD-DVD-Images-Utils/CD-Mage.shtml jaclaz
August 31, 20179 yr Quote And this BTW brings us to good ol' CDMAGE (which is 9x/Me compatible): If you mention that Is there something like WinISo, but free? Simple drag and drop ISO editor? I now that there is < 100 MB free version of WinISO.
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