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First post, by Sandi1987

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Is there any Virtual Machine software with 3D-Acceleration for Windows 9x for Windows or Linux? I know PCem and 86Box but this is PC emulator and DOSBox-X.

Reply 1 of 4, by oso2k

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Sandi1987 wrote on 2021-09-21, 06:41:

Is there any Virtual Machine software with 3D-Acceleration for Windows 9x for Windows or Linux? I know PCem and 86Box but this is PC emulator and DOSBox-X.

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Reply 3 of 4, by Bruninho

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VMware only presents a Direct3D supported card for XP and later. Other options are QEMU with a patch as mentioned above, or QEMU with GPU passthrough, assuming that you have two gpus.

Then there is a long time dead, unfinished project to bring Voodoo2 emulation to QEMU, the original author is certain that all the required stuff is there, but needs someone with C skills to port it over to QEMU. I am assuming that he is speaking about the voodoo2 code for PCem or DOSBox.

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Reply 4 of 4, by cyclone3d

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Bruninho wrote on 2021-10-15, 04:25:

VMware only presents a Direct3D supported card for XP and later. Other options are QEMU with a patch as mentioned above, or QEMU with GPU passthrough, assuming that you have two gpus.

Then there is a long time dead, unfinished project to bring Voodoo2 emulation to QEMU, the original author is certain that all the required stuff is there, but needs someone with C skills to port it over to QEMU. I am assuming that he is speaking about the voodoo2 code for PCem or DOSBox.

IF I had the time to port the code over I could most likely do that. It really should be all that difficult for anybody that is half decent with C. Then again, most code I take a look at makes me want to strangle the person/people that wrote it.

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