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bximage either directly from their drive (if it supports that) or just
run a partimage boot disk inside of bochs.

I think that we need an OpenSource replacement for win4lin I am sickened
at the idea that if you want (make that have no choice) to run win32
apps on Linux you need to buy software. 

I'm going to avoid (if possible) a discussion about WINE.


 
Win4Lin Server is
> about a 5 minute setup. If you ask netraverse nicely they will give you
> a 30 day evaluation license. I used that with LTSP very successfully for
> quite a while.
>

I would have tried it already if the download was trial was on their
site.

>     
>     I like sure like to see that "proof of concept tarball"
>     
>     regards,
>     
>     Chris Caston 
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