PCem

Linux saves it under ~/.pcem/nvr/

Tested Test Drive 2, and mine work without asking for d:

On Linux Mint 19 I had to install libwxgtk3.0-dev and libwxgtk3.0-gtk3-dev packages. The configure script didn't check for them and complained about missing wx components similar to te_lanus's output above (e.g. error: invalid use of incomplete type ‘class wxCommandEvent’). Compiled fine after thes...

I found that there are missing changes to be able to complete the changes in Makefile.in, compiling in CentOS Linux 6.7 the following topics: - Move BIOS loading out of mem.c (commit # cf136a5). - Added Sigma Designs Color 400 emulation. Patch from John Elliott (commit # 7092188). I add the patches...

Sorry seems I uploaded the wrong pic:

Here's the right one


Win 3.1

Running on the latest commit:

Martin_Riarte wrote: ↑

Wed 21 Nov, 2018 5:29 pm

I'm from the old school, in my time it was very common to share my own programs.

I'm not really a programmer, still use basic atm

@Martin_Riarte thanx finally got pcem to compile

Shermanp I tried conpiling this morning using the normal ./configure & make even tried autoreconf and building fails on Kubuntu that I use. And every build has failed since October

Currently it fails compiling at: pcem-wx-config.o: In function `config_dlgsave': wx-config.c:(.text+0x34ca): undefined reference to `loadbios' pcem-pc.o: In function `initpc': pc.c:(.text+0x1d3d): undefined reference to `loadbios' pcem-video.o:(.data.rel+0xe28): undefined reference to `sigma_device'...

Ok the latest source seems to fail to compile: (Kubuntu 18.04) In file included from wx-main.cc:1:0: wx-app.h:57:29: error: invalid use of incomplete type ‘class wxCommandEvent’ class CallbackEvent: public wxCommandEvent ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In file included from /usr/include/wx-3.0/wx/wx.h:24:0, from wx-...

I get the following error today, not sure why. wx-createdisc.cc: In function ‘int creatediscimage_dlgproc(void*, int, wxInt32, wxIntPtr)’: wx-createdisc.cc:78:49: error: ‘uint8_t’ was not declared in this scope uint8_t sector[512]; ^ wx-createdisc.cc:81:56: error: ‘sector’ was not declared in this s...

SarahWalker wrote: ↑

Thu 11 Jan, 2018 11:00 am

Run autoreconf.

thanx that helped

with the latest t1000 addition pcem seems no longer able to compile on linux (ubuntu 16.04) pcem-keyboard_xt.o: In function `keyboard_xt_adddata': keyboard_xt.c:(.text+0x11e): undefined reference to `t1000_syskey' keyboard_xt.c:(.text+0x140): undefined reference to `t1000_syskey' keyboard_xt.c:(.tex...

I tried it this morning and seems to work here:



But the image you upload fails when it gets to the drive detection The same problem happens with Redhat 3.0.3

darksabre76 wrote:You need to put your roms in the ~/.pcem/roms folder. That's where all of the data is found for the linux versions.

Thanx. that worked. knew it was me overlooking the obvious

I downloaded the source for V13, got all my dependencies sorted out and was able to compile it on Ubuntu Mate 16.04. But when I try and run pcem using ./pcem it comes up and say: No ROMs present! You must have at least one romset to use PCem. I tried copying my V12 setup that use with wine, and I st...

quick question I've installed Mint 17.3. Installed the build tools and everything needed to compile (or so methinks), ./configure run without a hitch: checking build system type... i686-pc-linux-gnu checking host system type... i686-pc-linux-gnu checking for a BSD-compatible install... /usr/bin/inst...

Wonder if PCem will one day support some of the other Disk Image formats that are available today. IE

FDI: Formatted Disk Image
td0: Teledisk
imd: ImageDisk

ender wrote: and aren't even usable for web browsing (anything webkit/blink-based won't even run).

Not really true. I still go online now and then with my PII 400mhz Win98se machine, and hardly notice any problems, My friend still uses his a500 for casual web surfing.

Processor Information:
Intel Pentium E5300 @ 2.60GHz

Operating System Version:
Windows XP (32 bit)

Video Card:
Driver: NVIDIA GeForce GT 240

Memory:
RAM: 3071 Mb

AFAIK there is no BIOS that has ACPI support that run in PCem

leilei wrote:The P2 and P3 are way far off.

Certain Bioses Claim they are PII and PIII if run in PCem:


me go sit in the naughty corner

Hi a quick "bug" report. I've updated to the Latest Revision 400(or 401) and applied my patch (Kaypro XT clone one) and built an executable. Ran it, and it crashed. Did some investigation. Went Back to Rev 397 and applied my patch and the resulting exe ran. Updated to Rev 398 and it crashes. Buildin...

TomWalker wrote:Sorry, you need to add acerm3a.o to Makefile.mingw

thanx that fixed the compile

SA1988 wrote:well all Acer bioses pcem-x has (and this one too, in stock pcem) don't respond to ctrl-alt-esc iirc.

seems this patch fixes it

Had a bit of a play with the Acer M3A, the attached patch fixes a couple of issues : Hi Did a fresh clone of the Source tree and added the Patch, (after trying to get it to work on mine, and not succeeding) I get the following error: model.o:model.c:(.text+0xc8f): undefined reference to `acerm3a_io...

Sorry, was busy posting it, when we had a Power failure, Posted to here: viewtopic.php?f=3&t=285&p=2401#p2401

OK Updated my Patch to conform to V10.

And added the Acer M3A


(Moderator note : please do not post BIOS images)

Hi

Got this on another forum, added it to a build, and seems To enter the bios one need to press ctrl-alt-esc. but seems pcem don't send it to the emulated machine.

System tested: Acer M3A

Pic: Pressing F1 gives a Password violated, System halted.

ppgrainbow wrote: Why did the ZSNES emulator had trojans? I know for a fact that certain anti-virus software would label ZSNES as a false-positive.

Ignore him. He's a bsnes/higan fanboy so will trash any other emu that's in competition with it.