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Hey folks,
I've been working on a new SBBS install on a 64-bit Win Server 2025 instance in AWS, and selected the 16-bit program support when I installed Synchronet, and installed NTVDMx64 as well. But, before I get any further down the road and before I start installing any doors, are there any thoughts on whether or not this environment should be okay for the BBS and doors, or should I turn back and go a 32-bit route?
Hey folks,
I've been working on a new SBBS install on a 64-bit Win Server 2025
instance
in AWS, and selected the 16-bit program support when I installed Synchronet, and installed NTVDMx64 as well. But, before I get any further down the road and before I start installing any doors, are there any thoughts on whether or not this environment should be okay for the BBS and doors, or should I turn back and go a 32-bit route?
MRO wrote to Carpetgunk <=-
Re: x64 or x86 for new install?
By: Carpetgunk to All on Fri Apr 11 2025 12:13 pm
I run several bbses at once and what i learned is you should eliminate what can go wrong. Perhaps in the future we will have a better alternative for 64bit oses.