Windows 95 on your touch pro

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I found a nice little guide over at XDA, thought i'd share it here.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...=362344&page=3

Originally Posted by nmilosev
This Goes for Windows 95
Things thet you need:

VGA Pocket PC (Or you can run it on QVGA Device with Nydot Virtual Display)
Emulator Bochs ver. 2.3.5 (latest)
Total Commander CE / Resco Explorer
SE_VGA (In Serbian tutorial I sad this is needed but I discovered new way, and you don't need this.)
bochsrc.txt (I will give you that)
VGAKEY
Pocket Console
And I suggest WinRar because I pac my files in tar.gz archives.

Links are at the bottom of the page (they are 4shared)

1. Download PocketConsole and install it in you Internal Memory.
2. Download Total CMD/Resco Explorer and install it
3. Download VGA_KEY(or Resco Keyboard) and install it.
4. Download Bochsrc.txt and copy it to "/" so the path be like this : /<this is the place in which you place file>
5. Download Bochs 2.3.5 unpack it and install it to "/SD Card/Bochs" so the path be like this /SD Card/Bochs/<content of archive> (if you don't have SD Card PM ME)
6. Download Windows 95 image (nekifajlovi.tgz) and copy win95.img to "/SD Card/Bochs/" so the path to the file be like this " /SD Card/Bochs/<here is win95.img>
7. Switch you Pocket PC to Landscape mode.
8. Program one of your Hardware buttons to show you input menu when pressed - Keyboard"
9. Open Total Commander or Resco Ex. and go to /SD Card/Bochs/
10. Run bochs.exe file
11. Press 6 and Enter on VGA KEY
12. Turn on your VGA KEY and press FN two times. Then "F" buttons will show. Press F12 and then F5 (Mouse enable and fullscreen)
13. Windows 95 will now boot. (If it show some M$ error just press enter)

My folder on 4shared (Try my PianoNM, it is freeware program which lets you play piano on you device!) :
http://www.4shared.com/dir/4570212/f...0/sharing.html

Try it!

for some reason i couldnt download the .txt file from his 4shared directory so here is the backup link:

http://www.linuxnasx1.ic.cz/bochsrc.txt


great little thing to play around with

you do not need the virtual display program just FYI, it works without.