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Tried the livecd in a VM and a couple of niggles sprang up. First of all, no driver for the network card in Virtualbox, though Vmware worked fine. Second, no
by digi_owl 9y ago
Tried the livecd in a VM and a couple of niggles sprang up.
First of all, no driver for the network card in Virtualbox, though Vmware worked fine.
Second, no web browser...
Third, the mouse sometimes freaked out and got stuck in a corner.
- feikname 9y agoIt should be obvious enough, but perhaps you missed: you can install a browser, such as an old version of opera, by fetching its installer over the internet via ReactOS builtin "program downloader" (I do not remeber its name). If you meant lack of default browser preinstalled though, I agree with you its lacking. It's necessary to change the network card in VirtualBox for internet connection to work IIRC.
- digi_owl 9y agoAh, i missed the program downloader while poking around. I'll take another look.
- andreiw 9y agoFirefox 48 worked, but the autoupdate crashed. If you install 7Zip, you should know that 7Zip does not associate itself with file extensions by default. This is 7zip behavior. You need to run 7zip, go to options, and set associations by clicking on the '+' button.
- andreiw 9y agoAMD PCnet-PCI II as the NIC works fine for me (VBox 5.2.4 r119785 (Qt5.6.3) on the Mac, if that helps)