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From the rear cover: "Take charge of an entire planet from its birth until its death—10 billion years later. Guide life from its inception as single-celled microbes to a civilization that can reach for the stars. Topics: floppy, dos, bootdisk. It also allows people who dont have a computer at home near their workstation to access shared programs and sequences. Diskimages can be compressed to 34kb using third party Topics: korg, synthesizer, 01w, korg 01w, floppy, 90s, old software, vintage software, music software.
This is a dump of Borland Turbo Pascal 4. This version was released in Topics: quicken, finances, money, microsoft, windows, It is a Dutch software that implements the SDM methodology for software development.
More details and an excerpt from Wikipedia at the end. Included are different modules with different versions, all dumped from original floppy disks with a KryoFlux. Administratieve Organisatie 1. These are the installation floppies for the German version of Novell DOS 7 The disks were dumped from original media using a KryoFlux and check out as unmodified Included are scans of the floppies, sector-based images and raw KryoFlux dumps Topics: Novell, Floppy, Kryoflux. This is a dump of the floppy for the game Jetfighter I by Velocity, Inc.
It was dumped from original media with a KryoFlux, and all tracks check out as original and unmodified.
Included are the sector-dump of the floppy, the raw KryoFlux stream dump, a scan of the floppy disk, four scan of all pages the "Quick Start" leaflet that was included, and two photos of how the complete Quick Start leaflet is supposed to come together in case anyone decides to print it out again Topics: Game, Arcade, KryoFlux, Floppy.
These are the installation floppies for the German Upgrade version of Norton Commander 5. This disk contains Borland Turbo Prolog, version 1. It was dumped with a KryoFlux from a custom non-original floppy Included are the raw KryoFlux dump, a sector-based image for emulation, the extracted files as ZIP and scans of the floppy and sleeves.
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These are the installation floppies for the German upgrade version of Microsoft Windows All eight of the educational floppy disk games which came with the Techno Quest magazine releases. Topics: Windows, Windows 3. Topics: floppy, Windows 95, Windows 95 utilities, interior design. The disks were dumped from original media using a KryoFlux and all tracks check out as unmodified. There are two versions, a single floppy disk for classic 68k Macintosh systems, and a two-disk set for PowerMacintosh systems.
TurboTax Personal , version Developed in by Apogee Software. Collection Info Addeddate Collection vintagesoftware software Identifier floppysoftware Mediatype collection Publicdate Title Floppy Disks of Software. The objective of this guide is to install Chrome OS together with Windows, and for that it is recommended to create a partition on your hard drive to be able to install the operating system on it.
Once you open the disk manager, right click on the C: drive or the secondary hard disk where you are going to install Chrome OS 1. A menu will open with several options about things you can do with the unit, and in it you must click on the Reduce volume option 2. With this option, you will be able to reduce the partition of that hard disk and leave free space to create others in which to host the system.
The process is that simple because usually on the disk you will have a single partition. In the event that you want to install Chrome OS on an already partitioned hard drive, you will have to choose at the bottom the partition that you want to reduce to free up space and choose the option to reduce volume. A screen will open where you have to choose how much space you want to free from the hard disk partition.
The only thing you have and can write is the size of the space in MB in which you want to reduce the partition, which will be the same space that you leave free. Above the figure you will see the available space, and below the space that will remain for Windows once you have made the reduction. Once you have decided the amount, press the Reduce button. After making the changes, the Disk Management application will show you on the hard disk where you have made it a black space called Unallocated.
This space is the size you have set before, and it is hard disk memory that is not partitioned. This is the memory that we will use later to install the Linux distro. One factor to consider when choosing a distribution is whether it can work with Windows Secure Boot protection. It is a protection that makes sure that no strange applications are run before Windows starts, and that it can block the launch of some linux distros.
Distros such as Ubuntu are already adapted to work with this protection, but if you are going to use another, you should look in its documentation if it is prepared for it. In the event that you want to use a distribution that is not prepared for Secure Boot. Of course, keep in mind that the decision to allow deactivating the mode depends on the manufacturers, so it is possible that there are cases and computers in which you cannot do it directly.
To do this, run the Rufus app. Here, when you click on Start, Rufus will show you some dialogues, in which you have to accept everything he tells you. Once you have it prepared, you have to start the computer from the USB that you have prepared with Linux Mint.
To do this, turn off the PC, connect the USB and turn on the computer by immediately pressing the key that launches the drive selector to boot. When you see the menu, select the bootable USB drive and hit Enter to boot your computer through it. When you do this, you will go to a screen where the computer will give you to choose from which drive you want to boot it. By doing this, you will tell the computer that instead of booting through the hard drive, which is what it always does, boot directly using the USB as the primary drive.
The first thing you will see is the Linux Mint welcome screen, where you will also be offered several options. In these options, what you should do is choose the Start Linux Mint option , which means to start Linux Mint. This will cause you to boot the entire operating system from USB. Once inside Linux Mint, the first thing you will have to do is connect the operating system to the Internet , since the process with Chrome OS will require it. Click on the connection button, choose your WiFi in case the computer is not connected by cable, and write the password.
Next, on the Linux Mint desktop you have to open the Computer folder. You will see that several elements appear with strange names, which are the hard drives that you have connected to the computer. What you should do is open the folder on your main hard drive, to be able to browse its elements. Once inside the folder belonging to the hard disk, you have to access the Chrome OS folder that we have created before , in order to use the files that we have in it from Linux Mint.
When you are inside the folder, right click on the background, and click on the Openin Terminal option, which will open the terminal having navigated directly to the Chrome OS folder. With the first of these two commands, you will give yourself something very similar to Windows administrator permissions.
And the second command, what it does is run the script to create the Chrome OS image. You will see that when you write the last one, letters will begin to appear in the terminal, indicating that it is working. After a few seconds the process will pause and it will ask you a question. If you want to use additional space. What you will have to do is press the Y key and press Enter to say yes. When the process is complete, the Gparted application will open, which is the Linux Mint partition manager.
In this program, you have to select the partition of space that we have freed before , which will appear as unallocated as it is not assigned to any site. You will go to a partition creation screen. By default almost everything is ready, all you have to do is change the File system parameter choosing ntfs as the file system. Once you have done it, click on the Add button to add the partition. Once you have done this, you will return to the Gparted screen, where you must apply the changes. Once the process is finished, click on Close to close the window and you will return to Gparted, where you can now see the partition with its new name and formatted.
In the screenshot, the name is sdd2 , but you can have a different one.
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