FCVPI99
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i have a few linux PC there alot better then windows but not sure if there are linux versions for Pro 96 and Pro 2055 can anybody help?
Try vmware. I run Probe (DOS software for a Pro-2006) in a vm session under Linux, works great.I have given up on emulators cuz they dont work
First, full disclosure: I have not and do not intend (at this time) to set up an emulator or a vm on my laptop running Ubuntu 8.0.4. I'm not meaning to be obstinate, but on a 1.0 GHz laptop, performance becomes an issue. I have found that often the emulators and VM suites have difficulty using software that routes directly to hardware.
So, that leads to the question: is there any non-Windows-based software out there for programming scanners?
That's really cool. And actually, it might work, but the BIOS on my laptop doesn't understand the concept of booting from a USB device. The only other problem would be the absence of a second USB port.Recently I saw a boot-able WinXP installation on a USB thumb-drive. Maybe that would work?
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=winxp+on+thumb+drive&aq=f&oq=
Spoken from someone who has never developed software
There's no connection. TOTALLY different operations and development platforms.
You wouldn't happen to know where one might find them, would you? It would be greatly appreciated.Uniden codes are published - GRE codes I think are available if you ask.