First post, by BEEN_Nath_58
The PCem emulator has a wide range of supported hardwares for which different ROMs are required. Can any list places where I can get the different ROMs supported by the emulator?
previously known as Discrete_BOB_058
The PCem emulator has a wide range of supported hardwares for which different ROMs are required. Can any list places where I can get the different ROMs supported by the emulator?
previously known as Discrete_BOB_058
svajoklis-1 has a repository of them on github, all the way up to PCEM v17. I think many of them run afoul of copyright. Not sure how he gets away with hosting them on github. Not sure if I'm allowed to link them here either. But they aren't hard to google if you just try "pcem roms github"
Win95/DOS 7.1 - P233 MMX (@2.5 x 100 FSB), Diamond Viper V330 AGP, SB16 CT2800
Win98 - K6-2+ 500, GF2 MX, SB AWE 64 CT4500, SBLive CT4780
Win98 - Pentium III 1000, GF2 GTS, SBLive CT4760
WinXP - Athlon 64 3200+, GF 7800 GS, Audigy 2 ZS
I second that. I guess we can give hints, at least.
Usually, the PC-BIOSes were free to download from each mainboard manufacturers' own web site, FTP, BBS..
However, other binaries.. Well, it depends, I guess. ;)
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Jo22 wrote on 2021-02-13, 10:39:I second that. I guess we can give hints, at least.
Usually, the PC-BIOSes were free to download from each mainboard manufacturers' own web site, FTP, BBS..
However, other binaries.. Well, it depends, I guess. 😉
Just a question, are the roms the same as the bios rom for each hardware. I mean, is it correct that if I download a Voodoo ROM for PCem, I am basically downloading the bios file?
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Discrete_BOB_058 wrote on 2021-02-13, 17:10:Jo22 wrote on 2021-02-13, 10:39:I second that. I guess we can give hints, at least.
Usually, the PC-BIOSes were free to download from each mainboard manufacturers' own web site, FTP, BBS..
However, other binaries.. Well, it depends, I guess. 😉Just a question, are the roms the same as the bios rom for each hardware. I mean, is it correct that if I download a Voodoo ROM for PCem, I am basically downloading the bios file?
I honestly can't tell you. I just know if I download the entire github repository and put it in the roms folder, everything works.
Win95/DOS 7.1 - P233 MMX (@2.5 x 100 FSB), Diamond Viper V330 AGP, SB16 CT2800
Win98 - K6-2+ 500, GF2 MX, SB AWE 64 CT4500, SBLive CT4780
Win98 - Pentium III 1000, GF2 GTS, SBLive CT4760
WinXP - Athlon 64 3200+, GF 7800 GS, Audigy 2 ZS
Discrete_BOB_058 wrote on 2021-02-13, 17:10:Jo22 wrote on 2021-02-13, 10:39:I second that. I guess we can give hints, at least.
Usually, the PC-BIOSes were free to download from each mainboard manufacturers' own web site, FTP, BBS..
However, other binaries.. Well, it depends, I guess. 😉Just a question, are the roms the same as the bios rom for each hardware. I mean, is it correct that if I download a Voodoo ROM for PCem, I am basically downloading the bios file?
Yes, it is the same. I tried some very simple BIOS mods and it worked just like in a real machine 😁