@strodown @Scavy Thank you very much my friends! I will look into it!!

@Scavy I hope he can help us!! Please @strodown , enlighten us!!

@Scavy
Hello Scavy!! Thanks for your reply!

My PC is a Pentium 4 3GHz prescott (a 478 socket CPU)
It's quite old, i know...
The VGA card is a Geforce MX 400 with 64MB ram (AGP)
The PC compatibility is for way newer PCs, at least 4-5 generations ahead....
I have successfully installed recalbox on a Core2 Duo CPU (775 socket) with a 5500 Geforce VGA card (PCIEX)
It works like a charm, I was just wondering if i can use it on older computers
I have already a build of my own with windows XP which works with even Pentium III machines, but i wanted something from linux... I tried Puppy arcade, but it needs keyboard and mouse. I wanted something more automated, like recalbox. It's an amazing piece of work!!!

Can you help me maybe with another older version of recal box with less hardware requirements or maybe another arcade operating system build?

Thank you so much in advance!!

Anybody????
Is there maybe an old version of recalbox that i can use??

I post this again, because i didn't got any answer

Hello all!!
I tried to run Recalbox 6.1 on an Core 2 Duo PC and it works like a charm!!

Then I tried to run it on a Pentium 4 3.00 GHz (Prescott) and it wouldn't finish booting... It stops somewhere before the GUI... I tried on like 6 different PCs of that era, same thing on all of them. I guess it has something to do with the old hardware and the linux core...

Is there an older version of recalbox that i can use on that kind of old PCs? I'm trying to give these PCs a new purpose...

Thank you in advance!!!

George

Hello all!!
I tried to run Recalbox 6.1 on an Core 2 Duo PC and it works like a charm!!

Then I tried to run it on a Pentium 4 3.00 GHz (Prescott) and it wouldn't finish booting... It stops somewhere before the GUI... I tried on like 6 different PCs of that era, same thing on all of them. I guess it has something to do with the old hardware and the linux core...

Is there an older version of recalbox that i can use on that kind of old PCs? I'm trying to give these PCs a new purpose...

Thank you in advance!!!

George