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| {{DISPLAYTITLE:.wmx files}}
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| A .wmx file is a virtual machine configuration file used by [[WMBox]].This file defines exactly the specifications of the VM, and includes properties such as memory amount, attached hardware, etc.
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| The official Windows 96 package repository contains a <code>wmbox-sample-vms</code> package which contains sample VM configurations. Please note that this package is quite large, it may take a while for it to fully download.
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| == Format ==
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| WMX files use the JSON syntax to define properties. As with any JSON file, it is recommended to use [[Monaco]] to edit them.
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| Here is a sample VM definition file:<syntaxhighlight lang="json" line="1">
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| {
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| "meta": {
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| "name": "Damn Small Linux (DSL) WMBox Demo",
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| "description": "Demo file for DSL",
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| "icon": "linux"
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| },
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| "backend": "v86",
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| "memory_size": 67108864,
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| "vga": {
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| "memory_size": 8388608
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| },
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| "boot_order": 531,
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| "acpi": false,
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| "attachments": [
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| {
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| "type": "cdrom",
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| "path": "./DSL.iso"
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| },
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| {
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| "type": "keyboard"
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| },
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| {
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| "type": "mouse"
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| }
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| ],
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| "cmdline": null
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| }
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| </syntaxhighlight>
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| === Important Notes ===
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| [[File:WMBox backend not supported error.png|thumb|WMBox backend not supported error]]
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| * Currently, WMBox only implements the <code>v86-backend</code>. More backends are in the process of being developed.
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| * Fields <code>memory_size</code> and <code>vga.memory_size</code> must report their respective sizes in bytes.
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| * As of writing this article, the <code>acpi</code> field is still experimental for VMs using the <code>v86-backend</code>.
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| * Current file system limitations require disk images to be resident in memory at all times. In other words, choosing a large ISO file may cause your browser to freeze if you do not have enough memory.
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| * Persistent storage for disk images is not implemented, which means you cannot load a pre-existing disk image or make changes to it.
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| [[Category:Ext]]
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| {{DEFAULTSORT:wmx_files}}
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