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Reply 2780 of 2837, by robertmo3

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does it run without any parameters?

Reply 2783 of 2837, by robertmo3

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use the
qemu-system-i386.exe
because
qemu-system-i386w.exe
does not output any comments

Reply 2784 of 2837, by sharangad

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This is what I get:

C:\msys64\ucrt64\bin\qemu-system-i386.exe: window-close=off: drive with bus=0, unit=0 (index=0) exists

and I had to remove the no-hpet switch. It didn't like that.

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Reply 2785 of 2837, by robertmo3

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you added a space after comma, it shouldn't be there
-display sdl,window-close=off

and this one is this now
-machine hpet=off

Reply 2786 of 2837, by sharangad

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That seems to work:

Windows Hypervisor Platform accelerator is operational
qemu: could not load PC BIOS 'bios-256k.bin'

[EDIT] Works! Copying the missing DLLs produce a weird error about missing exports (libvirgl*.dll, missing function epoxy_eglBindAPI could not be location in libvirglrenderer-1.dll). Running it straight off the ucrt64 folder works with a different working folder.

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Reply 2787 of 2837, by robertmo3

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where do you copy missing dlls from?

Reply 2789 of 2837, by robertmo3

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there is no msys/bin folder

if you run from ucrt64 than there is no guarantee you are actually running the file you built yourself cause ucrt64 has its own qemu installation and you most probably run that one
to confirm that, rename the executable to something unique (like qemushar.exe) and check again

that is why you should run it from cmd from a separate folder

Reply 2790 of 2837, by sharangad

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robertmo3 wrote on 2025-04-24, 10:15:
there is no msys/bin folder […]
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there is no msys/bin folder

if you run from ucrt64 than there is no guarantee you are actually running the file you built yourself cause ucrt64 has its own qemu installation and you most probably run that one
to confirm that, rename the executable to something unique (like qemushar.exe) and check again

that is why you should run it from cmd from a separate folder

I overwrote the one there with mine and it does run from that folder.

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Reply 2792 of 2837, by sharangad

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robertmo3 wrote on 2025-04-24, 16:45:

you can try if qemu from here works for you
https://qemu.weilnetz.de/w64/qemu-w64-setup-20250422.exe

The version msys2 built works now with the corrected command line.

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Reply 2793 of 2837, by sharangad

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robertmo3 wrote on 2025-04-24, 16:45:

you can try if qemu from here works for you
https://qemu.weilnetz.de/w64/qemu-w64-setup-20250422.exe

Also works if I copy all the DLLs from ucrt64/bin into the qemu build folder. It moans about just 2 dlls, but doesn't in fact work without all of them.

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Reply 2794 of 2837, by sharangad

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A quick update on CGL. I had a quick look at how Toshinden access the VR?T?*.CGL files.

It seeks to offset 0x73 (115) and reads the block. The type as @Furan already report here is at offset 0x77 (Re: Fun with CGL (Creative Graphics Library) on 3D Blaster): What comes after that are offsets for each of the functions.

In VRITB*.CGL (Integer params, watcom calling convention(register based passing)) there are 44 functions and their offsets appear to be pointed to be stored at
0x73 (value at this position here somehow converts to 0x4173),
0xFF (points to 0x5173),
0x107 (0x6173),
0x10F (0x7173),
0x117 (0x8173),
0x11F (0x9173),
0x127 (0xA173),

The pattern is different after a while, but there's always a pattern.

That'll be my job for every coming Sunday. I think swapping out the calls with a hand assembled custom VRITB*.CGL driver is our best bet. It'll also allow CGL to run on 3Dfx and other cards.

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Reply 2796 of 2837, by filipetolhuizen

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SODA Off Road Racing is crashing for me with the latest build. Just returns to desktop after the startup screen.

Reply 2797 of 2837, by sharangad

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filipetolhuizen wrote on 2025-04-26, 16:05:

SODA Off Road Racing is crashing for me with the latest build. Just returns to desktop after the startup screen.

I just tested this on Win11/24H2 with the April updates and it still runs for me.

[EDIT] Win 10 (April 2025 updates) also appears to work[/EDIT]

Could you click the "zip logfiles" button in RLauncher and attach the highlighted zip file to a post? If you could also let me know your system specs via PM that would be useful (run DXDiag and save the results form within the app and PM me the txt file).

Also a screenshot of your Rendition settings panel in RLauncher.

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Reply 2798 of 2837, by filipetolhuizen

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sharangad wrote on 2025-04-26, 23:17:
I just tested this on Win11/24H2 with the April updates and it still runs for me. […]
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filipetolhuizen wrote on 2025-04-26, 16:05:

SODA Off Road Racing is crashing for me with the latest build. Just returns to desktop after the startup screen.

I just tested this on Win11/24H2 with the April updates and it still runs for me.

[EDIT] Win 10 (April 2025 updates) also appears to work[/EDIT]

Could you click the "zip logfiles" button in RLauncher and attach the highlighted zip file to a post? If you could also let me know your system specs via PM that would be useful (run DXDiag and save the results form within the app and PM me the txt file).

Also a screenshot of your Rendition settings panel in RLauncher.

Latest working version for me was from early February (both 03 and 05). The one from the 24th was already broken as well as every build after that. I'm attaching the log from the april build as well as dxdiag.txt.

Reply 2799 of 2837, by sharangad

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filipetolhuizen wrote on 2025-04-27, 00:57:
sharangad wrote on 2025-04-26, 23:17:
I just tested this on Win11/24H2 with the April updates and it still runs for me. […]
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filipetolhuizen wrote on 2025-04-26, 16:05:

SODA Off Road Racing is crashing for me with the latest build. Just returns to desktop after the startup screen.

I just tested this on Win11/24H2 with the April updates and it still runs for me.

[EDIT] Win 10 (April 2025 updates) also appears to work[/EDIT]

Could you click the "zip logfiles" button in RLauncher and attach the highlighted zip file to a post? If you could also let me know your system specs via PM that would be useful (run DXDiag and save the results form within the app and PM me the txt file).

Also a screenshot of your Rendition settings panel in RLauncher.

Latest working version for me was from early February (both 03 and 05). The one from the 24th was already broken as well as every build after that. I'm attaching the log from the april build as well as dxdiag.txt.

It's definitely a wrapper bug:

13:18:44.629 7428 [0] CompileShaders  Finished compiling shaders
13:18:44.629 8416 [0] VL_SetPMask FFFFFFFF
13:18:44.958 7428 [0] AsyncThread exception lastOP 1, lastCommand 27, Quake 2 AA false

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