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Uploaded by on Jul 19, 2010

Tiny fanless eBox 2300 (233mhz Vortex86, 128mb RAM) loading Puppy Arcade 8 linux LiveUSB version from CF card in real time. Puppy Arcade 8 is not Installed on the CF card, it needs to have a higher capacity to install properly.

I also installed the tiny Dillo browser so show that it connects to the internet.
Ethernet connection to DSL modem.

Arcade Fire's "Wake Up" and part of "Black Wave".

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  • @HPZeta you obviously can't emulate the PSX, hell, I can't emulate a PSX on a modern system properly that has 4 GB of RAM and 2.53 Ghz of processing power. It's just one of the Emus that comes with the OS, that doesnt make it usable.

  • Hows the emulation on it,

    Im just concerned with the fact that its only 233mhz Wouldn't that cause some problems emulating newer consoles like the PSX?

  • I have a ebox 4300 (500Mhz and 512mb of ram 8gb CF trying to get this running myself

  • Is there any way you can make a mame rom startup automaticly when the os boots?

  • You could use a tool called the zdrv_cutter, to remove all non essential drivers, and increase both boot times and app loading times, while reducing the amount of RAM required to run Puppy Arcade.

    You can get the zdrv_cutter from the Puppy Linux Forum

    sc0ttman

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