I tried running PrimeOS classic guest and it never gets past the PrimeOS x86:/ # command line.
This happens whether loading it in live cd mode or fully installed to a virtual disk. Maybe I'm missing something obvious but shouldn't it boot straight to gui?
Its an android based mobile type os.
https://primeos.in/download/
Using Virtualbox 6.0.4
PrimeOS 4.2 Classic
Windows 10 64bit
gigs of ram and drive were allocated so it wasn't resource limited.
PrimeOS 4.2 guest fails to fully load on windows host
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Re: PrimeOS 4.2 guest fails to fully load on windows host
Well, that would depend on your settings... Plus, you got to remember it's an unsupported guest.wat wrote:Maybe I'm missing something obvious but shouldn't it boot straight to gui?
I downloaded "primeos_mainline_0.4.2.iso" and "primeos_classic_0.4.2.iso". I managed to get them into booting with the GUI by choosing the following options, which I copied from the Android-x86 guest that I have, and which PrimeOS is based on:
- Guest type: Linux 2.6/3.x/4.x (64-bit)
- RAM: 1024 MB
- VRAM: 128 MB, 3D acceleration enabled, VBoxVGA.
The only way I could get that going was to select "Advanced Options" at the boot screen, "Live CD VESA mode - No GPU hardware acceleration" and in the screen options I selected "v"(=1024x768x32) or "w"(=1280x1024x32).
I didn't spend too much time to see if there were other settings that I could choose/experiment. But that should give you a starting point...
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