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Using version 2.2.9, official Win32 binary. I think I may have tried to run the OOo setup program once, but it didn't work.ĪbiWord installed, but would not start. The "installer" actually just extracted the real installation program to the desktop, and by then it had eaten away most of the disk space I had so ended up deleting. OOo's installer started up, but wouldn't do anything else, eventually ended up deleting it.ĭidn't really get to test OOo 2.0.3. Had to restart a few times because it kept running out of memory, not sure how well ReactOS does memory management yet, but otherwise it went great. Used it to extract 1.1.5 installation files. InfoZip's "unzip" - their official Win32 binary - ran just fine from the command line. Considerably faster than on my regular desktop - Celeron-700, 256MB, running Firefox/GTK+2 on Linux - as well.
#Hot wheels stunt track driver 2 error too many bits windows
Running very fast on this machine, too, much faster than what I've seen of Windows (haven't used it in a while myself, and none of my machines run it, but it's definitely faster than what little I have seen). It did crash a couple of times before, first when I was browsing c:\ as a directory and then when I was poking around in the options dialog - had to shut down and restart, task manager refused to kill it - but just pulling it up and accessing a local file directly was almost effortless. Eventually shut the machine down manually after getting bored with it Very impressed. Actually ran very stable on my machine had Firefox running on desktop 1, Notepad on desktop 2, and spent around 15 minutes or so designing a local Web page - c:\index.html - without a crash. Installation went just fine, although would not start Firefox directly after installation. Installed Firefox (1.5.0.4, official Win32 binary) from CD. Don't really need this machine online much, and I've already seen ReactOS's networking in QEMU anyway, so not a major problem for me.
#Hot wheels stunt track driver 2 error too many bits install
Attempted to install NETGEAR USB wireless adapter, but setup application would not load. Very nice-looking desktop and fonts, much better than Windows.ĭoes not appear to work with my machine's generic Ethernet card.
#Hot wheels stunt track driver 2 error too many bits software
Didn't want to do 1024x768 even if I specified in the installer, not sure if this is a hardware of software limitation (pretty sure the G450 can go much higher than that, although haven't used the machine for a while so not entirely sure).
#Hot wheels stunt track driver 2 error too many bits free
Also noticed that winefile seems to be the only program capable of reporting free disk space, somewhat weird. For some reason didn't list floppy drive in Explorer, but accessed just fine from command prompt. Booted very quickly, got through initial setup without any problems. Worked just fine booting from a floppy used Linux fdformat on another machine (fdformat -n /dev/fd0u1440) and rest from ReactOS installer.
Used default installation options for everything.įreeLoader wouldn't install correctly to the MBR said it was there, but when I tried booting it failed.
(Wouldn't boot from anything larger, so I figured I'd try the safe FAT16 max size.) Did all partitioning from ReactOS installer. Took a few tries to get it just right, but ended up using 510MB FAT for C:, with no other partitions. Installed ReactOS 0.3.0-RC1 from CD-ROM, after wiping out existing disk partitions using Linux fdisk and blanking the MBR.
Not sure how useful this is but here's hoping that it helps somehow anyway, I've got a spare machine lying around, so I figured I may as well play around with ReactOS, see how it performs on actual hardware as opposed to an emulator like QEMU, which is what I normally use. Hope this is the right place to post this.
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