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well first windows 3.1 and now windows 95 has been posted to symbian

check out this video

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well first windows 3.1 and now windows 95 has been posted to symbian

check out this video

Here I thought putting Linux on my Treo 700p ( or Palm TX ) was fantastic... oh yeah, it is. Ofcourse no phone support during...

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Here is windows 98 on nokia symbian,

Dont know it is fake or real.

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its real

they did it many mnths back

i forgot exact kernel they loaded , its been long i gave up on nokia

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^^^

As per my info they are using DOS Box for symbian !

But on DosBox website symbian version is not available .

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But I thought that win 95 etc can't run on ARM or other non x86 processors ? Only Win CE etc can run on ARM or non x86. :Equivocado:

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^^^

for your info Dosbox is an x86 emulator

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Ok, missed the dosbox bit. Amazing that they are able to run a virtualized os on such small CPUs.

I tried booting linux once on the palm treo 755p with cocoboot but it took a lot of tinkering to just start booting and never really finished booting even after 15 minutes -so i gave up !

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:previous:

I have seen this kind of experiment for 755p on net, some said they are successful.

Can u share more info about it so we can give a try,

some build dump located here:- http://sleepwalker.hackndev.com/

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I remember that there was a rootfs image & kernel which i had to copy on my sd card after formatting it and install cocoboot.prc by usual method.

Then on clicking on cocoboot in palm apps the phone would reset and restart at which point we had to stop the process and enter a number to specify memory on the boot cmd line.

After this the palm continued booting and after some screens of kernel text the screen was blank but flickering at times so i could make out some new text everytime so i guessed boot is progressing.

This continued for a long time and i reset the phone 2-3 times and searched some more on the net and essentially gave up.

Radio anyway did not seem to be supported, at least at that time (around 6-8months back) so i didn't try any alternative kernels or patches etc.

I'll search and upload the kernel/rootfs/cocoboot.prc etc. if there still in my home pc.

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