39 minutes my ass

39 minutes my ass

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>39 minutes
yeah....... after the timer starts counting

is that a remote VM or on the actual phone itself?

actual phone

Why are you emulating it?

Why do you use android?

Are you retarded? We already know the answer to this one

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>Why are you emulating it?
because I want to run x86 win32 software

>Why do you use android?
Because it can emulate x86 win32 software

>Are you retarded? We already know the answer to this one
no u

i am interested, do i need root to run VMs on my phone?

Yeah you are quite retarded, sorry

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nah, just download limbo x pc from the play store and load a wangblows boot image. Better have a really powerful phone or tons of patience though.

remote vm specs?

i have an s9, should be reasonable. I Can't believe it's come to this though, a VM running on a VM, in your pocket.

>remote VM

Nigga this is native

Snapdragon 400

>S9
shiieeet, even wangblows 10 should run reasonably well on that

native?
wangblows 10 s?

yeah, after seeing my scores, i'm considering giving it a shot just for giggles.

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Did it on x86 phone, was not bad. Near native performance of Atom.

was it one of those x86 asus phones? what was the battery life like in general?

Yep, it was asus zenfone 4.
Battery life was shitty, like 1-2 days of usage, and 3-4 of stand by.
Phone was good for price tho.

>tfw XP installs slower than 7.
How the hell is even possible?

In Win7 era hardware was more powerful, than 333 MHz Celeron and IDE hard drive.

yeah, but the xp install is slow as fuck on modern hardware too.

I installed 7 and XP on the same PC (Q6600, 4GB RAM, 7200RPM HDD) and 7 installs faster than XP.

It's not an exact estimate.
It took 40 minutes on a 2001 computer.
It has always installed in 10 minutes or so on my computer even if it showed 40 minutes originally.

>720p
Stop using a garbage phone.
Specs? Is that your phone?
Vista and later just copy a full system image onto the HDD, XP detects hardware and copies every file separately

Because Windows XP can't take advantage on new software. Or it's installer is retarded riced Windows 98 installer.

What "new" on a Q6600?

>It's not an exact estimate.
I know. It still takes longer than 7. Even preparing a VM for both, 7 is faster.

>Vista and later just copy a full system image onto the HDD, XP detects hardware and copies every file separately
Hmm, interesting.

Lumia 730, snapdragon 400

>ZIP disk
It's ZIP diskette you fucking idiot.

fml desu senpai

I fucking quit, my piece of shit phone didn't even get halfway to installation ;_;

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You mean 830?

>What "new" on a Q6600?
From P4 - nothing, but different CPU arch, multiple cores.
From P3 (when XP was designed) - a lot of.

I think, that Windows XP installed uses some generic I/O driver, thus it is slow, but W7 uses normal driver, thus it is fast. Also W7 might boot a multi-thread kernel for installer, when WXP will probably run single-thread, and this increases time of unzipping.
Also W7 came on DVD, and XP on CD, and XP had to use more aggressive compression I think.

>Vista and later just copy a full system image onto the HDD, XP detects hardware and copies every file separately
wtf

at least it's nice and warm out where you are. it's cold here.

But do you really need to emulate an entire OS to run x86 PE on arm64 ?

Nope, wine for android will soon have a working x86 emulator built in

Great, we're now at a point where MS was it almost 10 years ago

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Will it support dx12?

sheeeet

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Kek took me 4 hours to get win95 working on my Nexus 6p
Worth it tho, classic minesweeper

>that faggot with lollipop again
I told you to get a better phone, nigger.

>will soon have a working x86 emulator built in
Qemu, which the app from OP already utilizes. Don't expect any miracles.

>value
>samsung