gaqbazar.blogg.se

Pending: Finding out to set HD resolution. "C:\Program Files\Oracle\VirtualBox\VBoxManage.exe" setextradata "ArcaOS 5.0.3" "CustomVideoMode1" "1920x1080x32"Īfter that boot the guest ArcaOS machine and you can see the resolution on the "System Setup - Screen" This is a Windows 10 host example, with the VM turned off execute: You can do that from the command prompt of the host. Sometimes you need to configure the guest machine (from the host OS) to get a custom resolution. InstallationĬopy the vbxgradd.dll file to the C:\OS2\DLL folder.Ĭheck that you have REM out any other "set c1=" or "set greext=sddgrext" from the config.sys. This driver is available on Valery Sedletski OS/2's guest additions files. So it may be recommended to use GENGRADD or VBOXGRADD. But SNAP and Panorama are not really necessary and may be generating some little overhead according to some opinions.

It had been reported that GENGRADD, VBOXGRADD, SNAP and Panorama drivers may work on the guest virtual machine. The MMLEM.OS2 (Multimac) will work fine with the three virtual Intel network adapters.Īlternative the E1000.OS2 driver may work too, but it is an older driver. Using UNIAUD (UNIAUD32.sys - 2.02.05 / 22:20:21) (UNIAUD16.SYS - 1.09.7 / 17:11:40) included in ArcaOS on you config.sys will look like:įor the PCnet-FAST III you need to install the "AMD PCNet Ethernet Family Adapter" that is included on ArcaOS.įor Intel Adapters ArcaOS will select the Multimac driver. If you select "ICH AC97" as device of the Virtual Machine, it will work with the UNIAUD driver. Included PCnet-FAST III on ArcaOS Installer Included ArcaOS USB driver and Netlabs' USB Drivers

VBXGRADD, GENGRADD, Panorama or SNAP Graphics You can improve some performance of the guest machine installing some different drivers or tuning some of them. It will install and run with the drivers ones included on ArcaOS 5.0.x. Within this application, additional operating systems, each known as a Guest OS, can be loaded and run, each with its own virtual environment. It is installed on an existing host operating system as an application. VirtualBox is an x86 virtualization software package, originally created by German software company InnoTek, now developed by Oracle as part of its xVM virtualization platform.