ESP32 run windows 3.0

[@MarconiJiang]

Your English is not poor. It is clear enough.

[@jlcamry]

Thank you,Sir

[@robbirobson7330]

his english is not poor but he is

[@johnsimons92]

​@@robbirobson7330 You must have better eyes than me, I have seen 0 proof of that. Besides whatever his financial situation at least he's not poor of mind. What sane person goes on UA-cam to call random people poor?

[@robbirobson7330]

@@johnsimons92 because he needs to run windows 3 on this thing

[@robbirobson7330]

@@johnsimons92 i was joking by the way

[@TyRoden]

Great work! Such a powerful little board.

[@jlcamry]

Thank you

[@tonysfun]

VERY WELL DONE!!! You are a genius! Thank you for sharing your work!

[@jlcamry]

Thank you

[@adammiller6451]

i was sure that this board could run windows, great work!

[@jlcamry]

Thanks

[@deltakid0]

I've been thinking about this for years, manufacturers can include more RAM into their boards and make them much more powerful but I think they are not willing to do so because that's giving people too much power to reinvent their own tools, the same goes for FPGA, you simply cannot find a board these days, that's giving ordinary people too much power. We are locked into whatever they want to sell us.

[@luccarodrigues781]

Awesome, I've never seen an ESP32 running a full-blown OS before!

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@ecosta]

That was incredible! It brings good memories from decades ago. Your English is so nice! Keep making videos and you will feel more comfortable speaking!

[@jlcamry]

Thanks Sir :D

[@imcuneo]

I love the emotion and intonation of "like a turtle".

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@davidlang6736]

Shot of nostalgia right there ! Great Job !

[@jlcamry]

Thank you

[@cosmicavatar773]

Very cool, im just getting into single board computers and this video was very interesting. Looking forward to checking out the rest of your content.

[@vvitnd5862]

I like this way he included paper notes for us. Look forward to improved video edit and close up.

[@waterguy7463]

Now imagine turning this into a tiny portable pc

[@jcscbiz]

Keep up the fantastic work!!! Much Love!

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@ChaseCares]

That's really cool! thanks for sharing

[@jlcamry]

Thank you

[@smartpowerelectronics8779]

Amazing真厉害👍

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@Nobody-Nowhere]

Hah, this is cool. This means it runs DOS? That would be cool.

[@jlcamry]

yes, dos3.1

[@gurbanliye]

Your answer on the screen at 1:32 . Pay attention to the left corner first text.

[@deltakid0]

It can run Doom at 30 FPS I guess, there are some videos around in UA-cam and that's quite impressive, that game was designed with Pentium performance in mind so I am very excited to see Windows 95 running in those little boards soon

[@IDGinUkraine]

It's not clear how 8086 is emulated? the website shows only 8080/z80/MOS6502...

[@davidbanhos7308]

Congratulations! Great work!

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@rafadelfino]

Why are we not funding this??? Very good job!

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@moormoor4281]

Fantastic idea

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@chelsona2574]

very cool! your English is getting better!

[@jlcamry]

Thank you sir

[@kungfooman]

So cool, all emulated or any kind of JIT for x86 to RISC-V?

[@pepecalixto2790]

Amazing video! Very good English! Thanks for sharing knowledge!

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@robbirobson7330]

This is so much better than windows 11

[@JoeGoesXtreme]

Very good project. It is amazing that you could do that.

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@jaynw26]

I see a bright future for you my friend!

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@billferner6741]

Nicely done! My first reaction was why would I do that? Win is a graphical environment and needs scree and mouse/keyboard. But on second thought, if that configuration is cheaper than Rasb.Pie I could use it as a small controller with HMI. Please, provide more details of the hardware.

[@HandFromCoffin]

Wow that is amazing!

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@SAUL232]

Wonderful!!! Great job!!

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@dexio85]

Amazing work!

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@samofor]

林大師，厲害！讚！

[@jlcamry]

哪裡 :D
原創作者才厲害
只是按圖施工

[@markmaker2488]

Fantastic, thank you!

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@ale6242]

woah awesome!!!

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@curtismenzies428]

Nice work my man!

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@VictorGallagherCarvings]

Very nice, I did not know that was possible with an ESP32 board. I would not be interested in Windows but installing Linux would be great.

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@TimoBirnschein]

Today we can just run Windows 3 on a $1 device. Amazing! I wonder what the effective Mhz is when running something like this. I'd assume it's about the same as an IBM XT with 4.77Mhz not more.

[@167mm167]

awesome ...
how about running OpenHarmony on esp32?

[@jlcamry]

sorry
i don't know about that

[@toshuk3974]

what about windows 98 or 95 ?

[@ansible9340]

Really cool stuff, keep it up

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@TheBalamutang]

Very cool

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@dmitr8194]

Its unbelievable!

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@touchtechnologyzm2880]

Good work bro

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@ivanz9324]

Nice job. But we barely can find VGA monitor, or PS/2 mouse/kb... so, is it possible to repeat this experiment with USB-connected devices? Thx!

[@jlcamry]

esp32 no support USB-OTG
PS/2 mouse/kb can change to USB connector

[@ivanz9324]

@@jlcamry check ua-cam.com/video/P_kpwbIkFjo/v-deo.html

[@jlcamry]

i know this video
the 2 usb ports
not really usb
they are PS/2 signal
just he use usb KB and mouse
can not connector HDD,SSD

[@SandeepKumar-qh3zs]

Well done!!

[@jlcamry]

Thank you

[@wouladjecabrelwen1006]

Your English is good guy we can hear you well

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@TheMinecraft1703]

fantastic win 3.0 !!!

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@SusanAmberBruce]

Awesome 😎

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@mwanju]

Awesome!

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@hackenbush4854]

Nice one

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@christianhijar5001]

Wow. Great!

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@kaliyobavo9697]

you rocks bro1!

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@KashifKhan-kw3ez]

Can you make a video esp idf tool for bignner?

[@jlcamry]

i can not use esp-idf , i want to study ,too

[@PCMasterKaliningrad]

very good)!!

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@robertholliday3442]

Very nice.

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@deltakid0]

Keep in mind this is an _emulator_ . Now imagine what this MCU is capable of if it ran the OS natively, I'm pretty sure it can run Windows 95 with no hiccups at all.

[@douro20]

I'm looking to get a TTGO VGA32 so I can experiment with emulation using one.

[@jlcamry]

yes you can

[@douro20]

@@jlcamry Do you know if fMSX is supported?

[@wan-atz7606]

Can you show how to install this

[@thatonesnowboarde]

can you get it to run Tiny Linux? or another variation of linux?

[@binarybond007]

ELKS yes, Linux no as it needs 32bit protected mode

[@ngoanrazor]

Great, super

[@jlcamry]

Thank you

[@cca9502]

我去，你太猛了！能把DOS干上来！

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@abhishekprasad8151]

DAAM thats real cool

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@czarekcz1097]

I enjoy it! But, why U did it?

[@jlcamry]

for fun

[@BavarianSuperGuy]

i love it, windows is a littel Slow :-) win3 on esp32 :-)

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@sudoall]

It si n0t slow, that's a fast computer back in the day :)

[@userou-ig1ze]

but why old windows? Why not linux or something less resource wasteful :) beyond that: this is insanity, great job!

[@binarybond007]

x86 Linux requires a 386. You can use ELKS

[@tbmuse]

Cool project showing proof of concept (and very well done by the way) ... but nowadays my toaster has the computer capabilities to run windows 95 and still burn the bread slices with the best of them. Keep up the good work, hopefully one of these technical 'essays' will spark a creative node in me that would make me try something like this (until then, i have to keep up with more modern crap, and it's difficult enough just to keep up with the mindless jargon and buzz words) thanks for this, it was fun.

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@bramSDASCL1759]

👍

[@nonetrix3066]

Run Windows 95 if you dare

[@jasonful]

I imagine the reason he chose Windows 3.0 is because it was the last version of Windows to support real mode.

[@ctbully]

I have one question, Why ?

[@psikogeek]

Why climb a mountain?
Why go to the moon?

[@jlcamry]

for fun

[@kierank01]

Wow, that's amazing.....but paint didn't ask to save when you closed it....I want my money back, microsoft

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@diptanshumalviya7547]

Hey brother , You have done nice project. Could give your social handler which i can touch with you share some knowledge and contact.

[@jlcamry]

Thanks :D

[@boblewis5558]

Windoze (ANY version) in such a machine is about as useful as a chocolate teapot ... NOT AT ALL! 🤔🙄🙄😱

[@MrSudoma]

Depends what you do with it.
I think tour comment is also useful as a chocolate teapot because you cannot do it yourself. Do i sniff jealousy 🤔

[@boblewis5558]

@@MrSudoma nope! WHY would I be jealous of windoze? I've used Linux for the last 24 years very happily ... No more BSODs, no more waiting for updates to complete before being able to shut down, no more having to find and download drivers before being able to use a just downloaded program, no more virus/antivirus worries, etc. etc. So I repeat, WHY? 🤔🙄🤣🤣🤣

[@boomnu]

That's cute but why would you need Windows 3.0? Such a waste of time

[@jlcamry]

1.for fun and old school
2.esp32 need a big screen not a 3.5" LCD
so I made this IO board

[@arjanvuik2004]

Something is never a waste if you like doing it...