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#1
Thanks, i will take a look! :)
#2
Applications / Re: What Is eComStation
2009.09.30, 02:58:05
Hmmmmm, it's very nice! :)
#3
I'm using RC7 and i can say to you that it's very nice! ;)
#4
Applications / Re: What Is eComStation
2009.09.29, 22:19:03
Quote from: Saijin_Naib on 2009.09.29, 22:12:11
Why won't you be using Odin? No need or some other reason?
It's because the ideia of installing OS/2 in my PC is to get back in the time, when the OSs are nice and the development was better! :) and now my dream came out, now i have OS/2 in my Eee PC! :)
#5
I do all by my own, without tutorials and now i'm running it ok! :)

Thanks!
#6
Networking / Driver For Eee PC 904HD
2009.09.29, 21:46:54
Hello,
I'm using eComStation 2.0 RC7 and i want to know where i can download the driver for ethernet and wi-fi for my Eee PC 904HD.

Thanks,
Nathan Paulino Campos
#7
Thanks very much chennecke! ;)
#8
Hello,
I'm going to install eComStation 2.0 RC7 in my Eee PC 904HD and I want to know if I need to partition or format my HD, because the notebook have a 80GB HD and as I know FAT16 partitions only can hold 2GB, but I can install it in another type of partition, like NTFS, FAT32...
Another thing that I want to know is, the installer of eComStation 2.0 RC7 can automatically partition my HD?

Thanks,
Nathan Paulino Campos
#9
Applications / Re: What Is eComStation
2009.09.29, 12:39:42
Quote from: Saijin_Naib on 2009.09.29, 06:48:53
Yes, it is really OS/2.
OS/2 4.52 with the CPs to be more precise.

Can it run windows apps?  If you mean Windows16 then yes, as nearly every OS/2 version has had the option to install/use the native Win16 runtime (Win 3.1 environment).

If you mean more recent Windows32 apps then, somewhat. There was a project (is a project?) called Odin that aimed to re-implement the Win32 API so that Win32 apps could run natively along side Win16 or OS/2 apps within OS/2. This is very similar to the approach/goal of the WINE project for Linux.

This project has been stalled for many years now and had only some limited success. However, it was picked up again by a private developer by Mensys in order to get Flash10 working on eCS. Whether or not this upadte to the Odin Codebase will make it to the public or not is another question, but I would be willing to bet that it would prove to be a very significant update in terms of what applications could now be supported under Odin.
Thanks very much!
And I will not use Odin.
#10
Applications / What Is eComStation
2009.09.29, 03:59:32
Hello,
I'm new at eComStation and i want to know what is it, if it's a really OS/2 or a OS/2 that can run Windows apps...

Thanks,
Nathan Paulino Campos
#11
Quote from: melf on 2009.09.27, 19:23:35
Hi Nathan,
check out http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/h-search.php?key=eeepc&pushbutton=Search . There you have quite extensive help in installing on eeepc. I think Ed Durrant have made those guides. Some packages also containes drivers.

Good luck!
Hi Melf,
I was seeing your link, but the tutorial is so much confusing and i want to remember that i don't have any OS instaled on it!, it's because i was testing another OS an it bugs every time. :(
How i can install OS/2?

Regards,
Nathan Paulino Campos
#12
Hello,
I'm a OS/2 fan and I have a Eee PC 904HD and I want to install OS/2 on it and install it as my default OS and in the HD.
But how I can do this?

Regards,
Nathan Paulino Campos