[How to] Install Windows 3.1 On PS3 Using Dosbox

**ps3cfw** · 04-25-2011

You ”installed” Windows 95,but itâ€™s so slow and crappy? GOOD,now you can try windows 3.1!

SOMEONE said how? SIMPLE! F... [Read More]

**manster** · 04-25-2011

Originally Posted by ps3cfw

then

cd WINDOWS

then

win

and enjoy windows 3.1!

it booted after installing, then i restarted
in Dosbox i get this now:

C:\WIN31\cd WINDOWS
Unable to change to: WINDOWS

thanks anyway, i'll keep testing

Edit:
WINDOWS folder is in USDIR not in WIN31

works fine now

**GregoryRasputin** · 04-25-2011

Thanks ps3cfw, front paged.

**CrystalWolf** · 04-25-2011

Next one would be Windows 2000, then Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7(hopefully).

**really_wacky** · 04-25-2011

Works perfectly :D but cant you automate these steps?

mount c ~/win95
c:
imgmount a w95.img
boot w95.img

**GregoryRasputin** · 04-25-2011

Originally Posted by ultimathaker

Next one would be Windows 2000, then Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7(hopefully).

Anything above Windows 2000 would be extremely slow....

**hotshot247** · 04-25-2011

what's the point of having windows 3.1 or windows 95 on the ps3? no recent drivers work on it or games except for the classics like doom but doom is a ps3 homebrew game so i return to the question, why?

**CrystalWolf** · 04-25-2011

Originally Posted by GregoryRasputin

Anything above Windows 2000 would be extremely slow....

But would it be possible to play those really old school games with this o and you might have missed my article on psn being rebuilt from scratch. You may want to check that out as well

link below

http://www.ps3hax.net/showthread.php?t=22340

**ps3cfw** · 04-25-2011

Originally Posted by GregoryRasputin

Thanks ps3cfw, front paged.

thanks,REALLY! windows 98 coming soon....

**GregoryRasputin** · 04-25-2011

Originally Posted by hotshot247

what's the point of having windows 3.1 or windows 95 on the ps3? no recent drivers work on it or games except for the classics like doom but doom is a ps3 homebrew game so i return to the question, why?

One word, "Nostalgia"