Virtualization and Emulation

pixel shader is a program that executes inside the graphics processing units (aka graphics card) so you wont be able to "find" it. :P

However, if you're talking about pixel shader setting. It can be found in the pcsx2 settings, under graphics.

remember, you will also need a graphics card that support pixel shader, or it will crash.

Yes

Legally, PCSX2 requires you to have a PlayStation 2 for two reasons, one as a license to play PlayStation 2 games, and the other for you to dump the BIOS from, as PCSX2 requires a copy of the PlayStation 2 BIOS. Once you have PCSX2 running, however, there is no technical reason you need a PlayStation 2.

Your best bet is to find it on eBay from a Japanese seller. They are very hard to find today, and were since 2003. They sell for around $50 or more.

yes

You will never find ePSXe 2.

The difference between ESX 3.5 and ESX 4 is substantially the arch they use.

ESX 3.5 is x86 based (32bit) while ESX 4 is based on x86_64 (64bit).

At least ESX 4 is the newer version that fits into the VMware vSphere environment, the older ESX 3.x products are part of the VMware Virtual Infrastructure (VI).

Dating in virtual environments like second life is surprisingly similar to conventional dating - the number of people you meet in such places is similar to the range of people you would meet in real life. What is changing relationships is the use of dating services, which match for 'compatibility', so the users only meet persons that match their stated criteria.

The Bios you have to get from your PS2. However the PCSX2 Emulator guide will assist in downloading and setting up the system

The best way to reset the sound card driver is to go to Device Manager (My PC -> left-click -> Manage), and disabling the main sound card driver and re-enabling it.

This way you don't need to restart the computer, what could be a pain if some legacy game just crashed and froze your sound in an endless loop.

There is no any 2.8 version of no$gba. The latest no$gba version is 2.6.

Look at the compatibility list on the Pcsx2 emulator on the top menu bar were it says help. It will give you a list of what games can run and what can not.

the anti-piracy system of the game makes it freeze after 15-40 Min. or so

I fixed my ROM by downloading a patch (Rudolph Patch) I played about 20 hours

and nothing happened (except if you are using the trainer's Pokemon catch cheat - if you have 6 Pokemon in your party the game gets stuck)

the cheats icon at the top and go down to cheats and type it in or paste it

"The most popular virtualization solution software can cost well over $1,000. Citrix Xen Server has a free version and 3 paid versions with prices from $1,000 to $5,000 per server."

First:click Options then click Controls Setup OK hope you enjoy playing :)

Yes there is.

You can download it at http://trainsimframework.org/

The installation process is a little difficult but it does work on my mac :-)

There is also a game called 'iRunTrains' look it up, download it. plus its free!

End-of-row switching is the most traditional approach, where a single large chassis-based switch such as the Cisco Catalyst® 6500 Series Switch is used to support one or more racks. Because the Catalyst 6500 Series can support considerable density, this approach is usually the most cost-effective in terms of delivering the highest level of switch and port utilization, especially when coupled with the rich set of network virtualization services available in the Catalyst 6500 Series. Because it also supports a wide variety of service modules, the Catalyst 6500 Series also simplifies pushing security and application networking services into the access layer, which can be a significant advantage from a compliance and security perspective.

The end-of-row approach is also the most server-independent, so it provides maximum flexibility to support a broad range of servers. In certain scenarios, end-of-row switching can provide performance advantages, because two servers that exchange large volumes of information can be placed on the same line card to take advantage of the low latency of port-to-port switching (as opposed to card-to-card or switch-to-switch, which will be slower).

The primary disadvantage of end-of-row switching is the need to run cable back to the switch. Assuming every server is connected to redundant switches, this cabling can incur considerable costs and add operational complexity. Also, the physical volume of the cable wastes valuable rack space and may impede efficient equipment cooling. And, going forward, any significant move to 10 Gigabit Ethernet for servers will present some challenges.

Top-of-rack switching is a viable choice for dense 1 rack unit (1RU) server environments. In this approach the 1RU Cisco Catalyst 4948 Switch is placed at the top of the rack and all the servers in the rack are cabled to the switch, which then has one uplink to the aggregation layer. In some instances a pair of Catalyst 4948 Switches are used for high-availability purposes. This approach significantly simplifies cable management and avoids the rack space and cooling issues of end-of-row switching. This approach also provides some architectural advantages such as fast port-to-port switching for servers within the rack, predictable oversubscription of the uplink and smaller switching domains (one per rack) to aid in fault isolation and containment.

The common challenge with the top-of-rack approach is suboptimal port utilization - not enough servers to fill the switch. One option is to put one top-of-rack switch server in an adjacent rack: this preserves the advantages of the top-of-rack switch while increasing port utilization. However this approach should be done sparingly and with good discipline to avoid devolving into a poorly executed end-of-row arrangement. Finally, with a top-of-rack approach, attention must be paid to ensure that commonly used or high-volume data pathways do not end up spanning multiple racks and thus multiple switches.

No for some reason it will not let you

No, you will not only need a graphics card, but one that meets the requirements.