On 29 Jan 2013, Mike Allum <mike.allum@googlemail.com> wrote:
[snip]
> My solution has been to clone the RPCEmu installations and rename them
> so I have:
>
> * RPCEmu - 402
> * RPCEmu - 439
> * RPCEMu - 519
> * RPCEmu - 620
>
> Within these I have replaced the contents of the hostfs directory with
> the version-appropriate !Boot and applications directories. This also
> preserves the individual emulator configurations and the CMOS RAM
> settings which is a necessity.
>
> My Data and Installation directories are within a 5th directory called
> "RPCEmu - common". These then have NTFS "junctions" made from them to
> a point within the hostfs directory of each of the emulations.
A much better arrangement than the one which I suggested. I hadn't
realised that a junction point could be used within RPCEmu.
Tony
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