http://www.opensourcehq.org/how-do-you-boot-up-a-computer-directly-to-a-game-emulator-without-the-os-loading-up-and-without-a-disc-boot/ Sat, 22 Oct 2011 00:04:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://www.opensourcehq.org/how-do-you-boot-up-a-computer-directly-to-a-game-emulator-without-the-os-loading-up-and-without-a-disc-boot/comment-page-1/#comment-1875 tc_an_american Tue, 09 Feb 2010 14:24:36 +0000 http://www.opensourcehq.org/how-do-you-boot-up-a-computer-directly-to-a-game-emulator-without-the-os-loading-up-and-without-a-disc-boot/#comment-1875 Yes emulators require an OS to operate. Linux is a OS as is DOS. I would suggest just use windows xp, edit the start up screen with custom graphics (there is info online hoe to do this), then in your start up (click START, click ALL PROGRAMS, click STARTUP) place the emulator executable file in there. I would also say look at a front end program like GAMEEX to be the selector of your multiple emulators and the games within. Yes emulators require an OS to operate. Linux is a OS as is DOS. I would suggest just use windows xp, edit the start up screen with custom graphics (there is info online hoe to do this), then in your start up (click START, click ALL PROGRAMS, click STARTUP) place the emulator executable file in there. I would also say look at a front end program like GAMEEX to be the selector of your multiple emulators and the games within.

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