I have been trying to get old versions of Debian to run as virtual machines. Most of it works without trouble, but there are some things you should be aware of, if you want to try it yourself.
My host is a Debian Wheezy machine running Linux kernel 3.11 and Qemu/KVM 1.1.2, using Virtual Machine Manager (virt-manager) 0.9.1.
After a long, long time, I decided to release a new version of psiconv. That is tooling I wrote between ten and fifteen year ago. In those days I owned a Psion 5 (and later the upgraded model, the Psion 5MX), a small PDA with keyboard running EPOC (also known as EPOC32, a precursor of Symbian).
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This file is used by the Time program to save data about new or modified countries and cities. It is usually located in C:SystemData and called WLD_DATA.DBW.
Note that simply changing this file does not change the data within the Time program; a soft reset should do the trick, though.
The World Data File starts with a Header Section which contains:
