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Seven Furlongs · 10-30-2011, 03:23 PM

I am running RDSS the old way, that is through a Bootcamp partition on the hard drive that has Windows XP loaded onto it. Runs just fine, though switching back and forth isn't as convenient as running it parallel through emulator software. The advantage you have with the Bootcamp route is the full capability of the computer is at your disposal and not being shared by two operating systems running at the same time.

Also, a word of caution. There are two ways to format the Bootcamp partition. Formatting it as FAT32 allows you to access files from Mac OSx. NTSF does not.

10-30-2011, 03:23 PM	#2
Seven Furlongs Grade 1 Join Date: Oct 2011 Posts: 115	I am running RDSS the old way, that is through a Bootcamp partition on the hard drive that has Windows XP loaded onto it. Runs just fine, though switching back and forth isn't as convenient as running it parallel through emulator software. The advantage you have with the Bootcamp route is the full capability of the computer is at your disposal and not being shared by two operating systems running at the same time. Also, a word of caution. There are two ways to format the Bootcamp partition. Formatting it as FAT32 allows you to access files from Mac OSx. NTSF does not. Last edited by Seven Furlongs; 10-30-2011 at 03:30 PM.