Re: Trouble playing System Shock XMIs through Sound Blaster Pro 2
Posted on 2018-06-18, 12:57
Try using ADLMIDI to play the files (use bank 45 - that's a bank from System Shock).
Re: Dynrec - ARM 64-bit backend
Posted on 2018-06-14, 19:59
Thanks to more testing by bruenor41 a bug was found. The fix is in the attachment.
Dynrec - ARM 64-bit backend
Posted on 2018-06-09, 12:33
Hi, I created a backed in the dynrec for 64-bit ARM (ARMv8, little endian). Detection in configure is included, but in case it doesn't work, following definitions should be set in config.h #define C_DYNREC 1 #define C_TARGETCPU ARMV8LE #define C_UNALIGNED_MEMORY 1 Patch for revision 4112 is in the …
Re: MIDILPT
Posted on 2018-05-07, 10:03
Would it make sense to have place on the PCB for Waveblaster header ? To either use MIDI out or Waveblaster header in case you already have DreamBlaster S1,X1, S2 or X2.
Re: why no dynamic compilation on arm in popular distros?
Posted on 2018-03-02, 08:01
That's because I screwed up the pasting. https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=95421 I can get the logs for a raspberry pi zero and the chromebook, but I don't have any armv4 devices, which is what the original recompiler from M-HT seems to target. I don't even know what device has …
Re: why no dynamic compilation on arm in popular distros?
Posted on 2018-03-01, 07:28
Qbix wrote: maybe the configure test to enable it fails ? Unless something changed since I made the arm backend for dynrec, there's no configure test for arm dynrec, because I didn't create it - I have no idea how and it doesn't bother me, so it's a job for someone else.
Re: Phil's YouTube and Website updates (philscomputerlab)
Posted on 2017-10-29, 08:01
I just watched the "486 from 75 MHz to 160 MHz and how memory timings matter" video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlQXS1VrFUQ I noticed a small error - in the last result you enabled external cache and said that it only increased the speed from 53fps to 56.2fps. In the graphs you wrote that the …
Re: FM / Midi Composition & programming help
Posted on 2017-09-19, 10:10
I don't know if it'll help you, but Miles Sound System Version 2 (or Audio Interface Library as it was called) was released as open source by the author on his page (look for AIL Version 2 at the bottom)
Re: Has anyone here played any of the Realms of Arkania triology?
Posted on 2017-09-01, 11:59
I tried playing all three games in the series, but I only liked (and finished) the 3rd game (I used the default party, I didn't create my own). So even if you don't like 1st or 2nd game, I suggest trying the 3rd one.
Re: I've never played the original Deus Ex
Posted on 2017-07-27, 08:48
If it was Deus Ex: Invisible War, then I'd say go for the enhanced version, because you'll probably play the game only once. But for the original Deus Ex I say go for the vanilla version with Kentie's D3D10 or Cwdonhal's D3D9/OpenGL renderer. You can try the enhanced version when replaying the game. …
Re: What's going on with this 486?
Posted on 2017-06-04, 06:27
Basing my answer on this page, it's probably a 32-bit external memory card slot - maybe similar to this one.
Re: GCC for 8088/8086
Posted on 2017-04-05, 07:16
nasm and alink should also work. I haven't used them to generate code for DOS, but I used them to crosscompile from Linux to Windows.
Re: dosbox on sale on the google play store?
Posted on 2017-02-03, 08:09
You are free to download DOSBox source code, you are free to compile it and you are free to sell it, provided you comply with DOSBox license, which among other things mean you need to provide the source code to your customers and they are free to compile it and sell it or release it as free.
Re: EtherDFS - a network drive for DOS
Posted on 2017-01-31, 22:29
It installs a network drive that is seen like any "normal" drive to DOS and its application, with the exception that the actual data is located on a server. You are aware that there was a DOS version of the old Microsoft Network Client that worked much the same way, right? Nonetheless, that setup …
Re: Installing win98 without cd/floppy/usb/other pc
Posted on 2017-01-27, 08:31
You could mount the whole disk in a virtual machine and make it bootable using virtual floppy.
Re: Why doesn't this exist?
Posted on 2017-01-18, 07:56
PhilsComputerLab wrote: My dream gadget is a CD/DVD drive emulator, like a GOTEK. Connect to IDE, takes a 2.5" SATA drive, little LCD display at the front displaying the ISO / BIN-CUE image and some buttons to cycle through the images. Plus an analog audio out for audio tracks.
Re: Dual Pentium III motherboard weirdness..
Posted on 2017-01-09, 18:40
Go to this Fujitsu support site and in Peripheral Devices -> Motherboards -> D1160 you can find Drivers, BIOS, Documents, ... for the motherboard. Also according to this page, the missing chip could be boot rom for the onboard lan-adapter.
Re: Phil's YouTube and Website updates (philscomputerlab)
Posted on 2017-01-09, 11:29
I watched your video about Pentium II 233MHz and you said you couldn't overclock the processor. I used to have Pentium II 300MHz and I "overclocked" it from 66MHz FSB with 4.5 multiplier to 100MHz FSB with 3 multiplier - still running at 300MHz, but with higher FSB - you can read the how-to in this …
Re: Show off your tiny PCs
Posted on 2017-01-09, 11:17
I guess it doesn't have x86 processor, but probably arm. So viruses/trojans using x86 instructions wouldn't work.
Re: Can't find a CF to IDE adapter that works
Posted on 2016-12-22, 08:07
Maybe a stupid question, but is your boot order set to boot first from floppy and then from harddisk ? I had a similar problem (the card wouldn't boot, but worked when booted from floppy), but the fdisk /mbr trick fixed it. I'm using an internal CF to IDE adapter so that won't help you ( https:// …
Page 2 of 4