I would try DOSbox first. I used it for a program that had to
communicate via serial port and it worked great. It's nice because it's
small and you don't need a VM.
On 08/04/2013 04:45 PM, Chris Morley wrote:
I have a cam program - SMARTCAM turning V7.5- that runs in dos.
Currently on a very old laptop under win 95
The floppy drive is hooped and there is no network port or USB.
I would like to run it under linux. Is there any suggestions on what to use
to try this?
Should I run win95 in a VM or something like DOSbox?
It uses a parallel port dongle for copy protection.
Does anyone else have any smartcam products of about this era?
Like advanced turning or milling?
Chris M
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