The software and drivers installs OK, I can even use my desired resolution (1280x720 or even 1920x1080) but when I shutdown the machine, VMware throws an error (actually, it's Windows 98 who is doing that; VMware is just reporting it) about an unspecified problem (I suspect its the new drivers) and tells me to reboot the machine or either force shutdown. When I uninstall the software and the driver, all is OK now. I am simply baffled.
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Another strange thing is when I install it. After install, system information on Windows 98 reports it's a Pentium II. After installing VMware guest tools, Windows 98 sees an Intel i7 4th gen, the real cpu I have on my MBP. Seriously, how the f*** is that possible?
To my surprise, even though I am still disappointed with modern Windows, I was able to uninstall a lot of bloatware, default apps, reduce or disable completely the telemetry & data collection. Also customized its looks a bit with tweaks to resemble a little bit some 9x desktop. I can now survive in a such terrible environment that is Win 10...
This almost worked - I uninstalled VMware Tools and changed the IDE drivers to standard ones, but when I go to QEMU and boot it, I can reach the logon screen, but I cannot use the keyboard or the mouse. Damn! I was almost there for the "promised land".
To @ragefury32 on another topic: I have a 2009 24-inch iMac (1TB HD + 120GB SSD + 8GB) on Catalina patcher, 2010 13-inch MBP (1TB SDD + 16GB) was on High Sierra and I was going to patch it but someone spilled a lot of water over it when cleaning my desk while I was away on vacation... oh God. And a 2011 i5 Mac Mini (250GB SSD + original HDD + 16GB or 8GB, can't remember now) from my dad is on Catalina patcher too. All (except the dead 2010 I want to try and fix later) are running well. And my daily driver is a Late 2013 13-inch i7 rMBP (1TB SSD + 16GB) on Catalina, that one makes the cut for a native Big Sur install, thanks God.
BTW anyone know how can I get Grand Prix 4 running on any Windows (9x to XP or even 7) on QEMU? I can't get it to run, I can install and such, but when I try to run I am presented with a very familiar problem I had in the past with a real Windows PC, but the solution is unclear: I run the game, I get a black screen but I can hear the background music going on. Also, when I run dxdiag to check out video details, Direct3D is never available, no matter which driver I decide to run. Best I can get running on QEMU was a XP vm with (apparently outdated) VMware SVGA II drivers and set it up to 128mb VRAM but still no D3D. Meanwhile, a Win XP or Win 10 VM on VMware Fusion can run VMware SVGA 3D drivers and get Direct3D working.
GP4 works out-of-box in QEMU MESA GL pass-through, WineD3D provides the D3D8 acceleration on top of OpenGL for the game through modern day's GPUs. It was simple to get the game running on either Win98SE or WinXP VM. Just install from ISO and apply the last official 9.6 patch and noCD patch.
GP4 works out-of-box in QEMU MESA GL pass-through, WineD3D provides the D3D8 acceleration on top of OpenGL for the game through modern day's GPUs. It was simple to get the game running on either Win98SE or WinXP VM. Just install from ISO and apply the last official 9.6 patch and noCD patch. GP4.png
I'm still failing to compile QEMU with this patch on my macOS environment, same errors as before. I've installed all required QEMU dependencies from homebrew, and followed the instructions as seen on -3dfx but no matter what I do, I'm stuck here:
Starting with Vista you need to manually unmount the hard disk to successfully write to it, or in other words: make sure the disk you edit has no mounted file system. More details in this forum thread. A system drive (the one where Windows is installed on) cannot be written to while Windows is running. In order to still accomplish that, you will have to execute HxD from a boot CD/DVD like PartBE or VistaPE and edit the system disk from there.
If the RAM-editor doesn't show any processes under Windows NT 4 you most likely don't have PSAPI.DLL installed on your system. You can get it from Microsoft (PSAPI.DLL Download) and copy the DLL into the %windir%\System directory. HxD was only tested for Windows NT 4 SP 6, though it should work with versions prior to service pack 6.
Development of The Sims 4 began as an online multiplayer title, under the working title of "Olympus".[41] Maxis intended to incorporate online multiplayer gameplay elements, as part of publisher Electronic Arts' (EA) plan to release more online multiplayer titles. EA labels president Frank Gibeau stated in 2012, "I have not green-lit one game to be developed as a single player experience. Today, all of our games include online applications and digital services that make them live 24/7/365."[42] However, these plans were changed following the negative launch reception of Maxis' SimCity in March 2013, which was plagued with widespread technical and gameplay problems relating to the game's mandatory network connectivity.[43][44] As a result, "Olympus" was reworked to a single-player experience, and released as The Sims 4.[45][41] The release version of the game only requires an internet connection during the initial installation process, for game activation with an Origin account.[46] Additionally, development of The Sims 4 was affected by layoffs at EA Salt Lake in January 2014, which was assisting in development of the game; remaining EA Salt Lake employees working on the game were transferred to Maxis' Redwood Shores, California studio.[47][48]
In an October 2022 livestream, Maxis announced a partnership with mod distribution website CurseForge, to provide an official distribution platform for The Sims 4 mods and custom content.[104][105] Maxis also revealed in the livestream that a sequel to The Sims 4 is in development, under the working title of "Project Rene", and showed footage of potential game functions, such as co-op multiplayer in Build mode and cross-compatibility with desktop and mobile platforms.[106][107]
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