I thought I'd release my final version of DOSBox AGA, this version has been further optimized (hacked) by removing support for 486 and 586 CPU's. It's still very slow but it might be possible to play some of the older PC games. Latest YouTube demo When we ever get a super fast FPGA CPU then this …

Work on the 68k dyna core has stopped so it looks like this will be a failed port :dead: I've done my best to optimize it but without a dyna core it's still dead slow. I've released the full source code of the Amiga port some maybe someone will pick it up again one day. This is a video of how it …

Using Matt's updates (above), now produces this output from DosBox AGA. DOSBOX_Init() - Adding Init Functions DOSBox version 0.74 Copyright 2002-2010 DOSBox Team, published under GNU GPL. --- Init SDL() - START Init SDL() - END CONFIG:Loading primary settings from config file dosbox.conf Init all …

Hiya, Do any DosBox devs have any helpful comments or suggestions to this issue? Is this even the best place to post to get help from the DosBox devs BTW? Thanks.

We've actually hit a bit of sang, it seems there are some bugs in the DosBox Dyna core code, we cannot really move this port forward until they are addressed. Dyna bugs Hopefully one of the DosBox devs will be able to help us out so we can finish this port to Amiga Classics.

DosBox AGA running DOTT on a real Amiga Work continues to develop a native 68k dynamic core, when it's ready this sucker may actually be usable 😎

early days Still making some progress on this port, just got it running one of my favorite DOS games.

Targeted at an overclocked (80Mhz) 060.

Thanks, I've ported ScummVM over to Classic Amiga already, it took a lot of work but I got there in the end -> Full Throttle I think DosBox will take even more effort to get it running at an acceptable speed unfortunately. I'm not aiming for 486 performance (this is 20 year old hardware!) but I'll …

Hiya, Just ported 0.74 over to classic 68k Amiga 😎 It seems to work ok but it's very slow, I really need to a 68k JIT core to get the speed up to a playable level. Does anyone know if DosBox was ported to any other 68k CPU's (for example Atari ST)?