I got the ISO from a Mega link in this video tutorial for 256 color mode on Windows 98 because I've been trying desperately to get 256 color mode enabled in the VM for games that require it which is most of the games I wanted this VM for in the first place. There are no Guest Additions for Win9x, hence no possible way to access the graphics chipset. Oracle VM VirtualBox Base Packages - 7.0.6 Freely available for Windows, Mac OS X, Linux and Solaris x86 platforms under GPLv3: You might want to compare the SHA256 checksum or the MD5 checksum to verify the integrity of downloaded packages.
Can you access the contents (not just display the directory)?Īlso - you can turn off 3D graphics acceleration. What happens if you open the ISO in Windows Explorer on the host? (Right click the ISO, Open With, choose Windows Explorer). Where did this ISO come from? How was it created and by whom? In that case the ISO is only 68KB, including the filesystem and all files, which seems a bit light.
And I believe that is referring to 512 byte sectors, not the 2048 byte sectors of the data CD spec. However it does seem to be suspiciously small, only 136 sectors. Mpack wrote:I don't see any error in the log regarding the ISO. Download Windows 98 / Windows 98 SE ISO Free Full Version Virtualbox, VMware, and Bootable USB As you now have know-how about all the unique features and would like to try it out for yourself, download Windows 98 First Edition or Second Edition ISO free in 32-bit and 64-bit versions: In the first step, you need to download the Disc Image file.
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