Re: PCEm. Another PC emulator.
Posted on 2018-04-05, 07:01
READ and READ_SRC are both #define'd macros, and I think any applicable semicolons are already in the code blocks the macros are #define'd to.
Re: PCEm. Another PC emulator.
Posted on 2018-04-03, 00:11
I just saw this commit: https://bitbucket.org/pcem_emulator/pcem/commits/8767f191e93f9c8d478ecd897d11056702919eee . Are we sure this is the right solution? It looks to me like this is a hack to get around the problem I pointed out, thought I need to look at the RTL8029AS specification for this. Edit …
Re: PCEm. Another PC emulator.
Posted on 2018-03-28, 13:56
Yes, the driver indeed errors out when run after the mouse had been moved or even just identified (which is of course the case after Windows 95 has started and exited to DOS). It's because the serial ports' FIFO emulation is very over-simplified, which causes mouse drivers to not get the ID bytes …
Re: PCEm. Another PC emulator.
Posted on 2018-03-24, 17:45
I am looking the recent PIC commit that implemented level-sensitive interrupts: https://bitbucket.org/pcem_emulator/pcem/commits/f6c46bccb4d7d1d88c05e5034cb6812d0c89696f And I have a question - wouldn't the current implementation essentially prevent any IRQ's higher than the currently pending level- …
Re: Nuked OPL3 Patch for DOSBox(+Windows build)
Posted on 2017-06-10, 18:45
The emulator already has something for that, opl2_r read/write and opl2_l read/write, each going to its own OPL2 chip. Hopefully I can just reuse that.
Re: Nuked OPL3 Patch for DOSBox(+Windows build)
Posted on 2017-06-10, 18:02
So basically, all I need to do is not map the high bank, and that's it?
Re: Nuked OPL3 Patch for DOSBox(+Windows build)
Posted on 2017-06-10, 17:42
The friend in question is me. I am doing this in 86Box which is a fork of PCem. It uses (old?) dbopl.cpp, which has a variable that when turned off, makes the code pretend to be an OPL 2 and make the required adjustments. But nukedopl.cpp has no such switch and I'd rather not write my own code to do …
Re: Networking doesn't work in 86Box
Posted on 2017-05-09, 17:04
You need to set the Network interface GUID (ie. exactly what ethlist or niclist tell you), not the number. And it's also pcap_device not networkinterface.
(S)VGA Chain-2 / Odd/Even mode
Posted on 2017-05-06, 22:33
Does anyone here any idea on how this actually works? Based on the documentation, I get this: Sequencer register 04h, bit 2: O/E Dis. -- Odd/Even Host Memory Write Adressing Disable "When this bit is set to 0, even system addresses access maps 0 and 2, while odd system addresses access maps 1 and 3. …
Re: I need help dealing with this problem in 86box.
Posted on 2017-03-04, 16:41
How would PCem releasing a new stable release magically improve Nvidia emulation on 86Box?
Re: I need help dealing with this problem in 86box.
Posted on 2017-03-01, 05:57
When using the Virge or the Nvidia cards, make sure to disable COM 2 (and that COM 1 is not by any chance set to IRQ 3).
Re: IBM AT memory hole emulation?
Posted on 2017-02-19, 14:44
The memory calculation correct, 6144 KB of RAM = 6 MB, precisely how much is installed.
Re: Compiling IBMulator for Windows...
Posted on 2017-02-11, 16:25
CMakeList.txt is for Visual Studio. The makefile for GCC will have "makefile" in the name.
Re: Networking doesn't work in 86Box
Posted on 2017-02-03, 00:59
- ppgrainbow: Could you PM me your 86box.cfg file? Because I'd need to look at your configuration to see what's wrong. I have a few ideas but I need to know to be sure.
Re: Compiling IBMulator for Windows...
Posted on 2017-02-02, 02:08
- SoftPCMuseum_: It takes literally a few minutes to do the few changes to the makefiles and the code you were suggested to do, and compile. And you clearly have time to post complaints this long on a forum, so how do you not have time to do the change? While I agree with you on some things, I …
Re: Networking doesn't work in 86Box
Posted on 2017-02-02, 02:03
I have personally tested Win10PCap (since I'm using Windows 10), and it works.
Re: 86box box problem
Posted on 2016-11-24, 15:22
- Jorpho: Configuration window, "Configure..." button next to the network card combo box, set Network BIOS to Disabled.
Re: 86box box problem
Posted on 2016-11-23, 23:55
Some network cards have a specific ability to boot from a drive stored elsewhere on the network, but I doubt that is a feature supported by 86box. So, don't worry about the "network bios". 86Box does support booting from the network, and one of his screenshots clearly shows the IPXE BIOS loaded, …
Re: 86box box problem
Posted on 2016-11-22, 17:59
1. Mount hard disk image; 2. Partition it with FDISK; 3. Reboot; 4. FORMAT C: /S; 5. Remove floppy and reboot from the hard disk image. Also preferably disable the network BIOS, as it might mess with booting.
Re: Fault in MS-DOS Extender
Posted on 2016-05-15, 03:37
Don't use PCem-X. I had no problem installing Win98SE on the proper PCem. He's talking about my current PCem-Experimental branch, not the old PCem-X. I re-added the 440FX and Pentium Pro/Pentium II emulation, but this time they use your work as the base. That, and I do contribute my changes to the …
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