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[stupid question] can i run ko on linux? :|

This is a discussion on [stupid question] can i run ko on linux? :| within the Tech Support forums, part of the Knight Online (ko4life.com) category; i'll use it as a second OS, not in VMWARE aq. but it wont happen now i have a project ...
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    didinino
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    i'll use it as a second OS, not in VMWARE aq.

    but it wont happen now i have a project to finish.

    -resser smells :P

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    i smell GOOD

    unlike you, smelling like street trash =D

    Im a lost fan 2 <3

    But prison break > lost

    and 24 > prison break

    =D

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    you should try a few different VMs before giving up on this. Also worth mentioning you will get much crappier performance with a VM / emulator[/b]
    well, VMWare doesnt let me install graphic drivers as it puts a virtual graphic card on that OS (which is unknown).

    so... should i run everest or something for find out what is that &#39;card&#39; or....its not possible to run hardware accelerated programs in VMWare? :S

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    well, VMWare doesnt let me install graphic drivers as it puts a virtual graphic card on that OS (which is unknown).

    so... should i run everest or something for find out what is that &#39;card&#39; or....its not possible to run hardware accelerated programs in VMWare? :S[/b]
    yeah thats a problem with vmware

    i assume u did this:

    put linux and install vmware on linux , make a windows xp virtual machine... but the graphic card comes as vmware graphic something :P, u can change it to 128mb and to run D3D aplications with another program vmx builder 0.8

    http://petruska.stardock.net/software/VMware.html , u have to open your current virtual xp machine there (.vmx file) and u will have the option to change the video mem size and enable d3d, just save it and run vmware again and it should work

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