PCem

You also need to know what chipset and super i/o that award bios uses

I guess that joining the bios file is a wrong idea. The bios will look for another file that doesn't exit
There is already a couple of motherboards/computers that work with two file bios

I'd love to have serial cable emulation too

Congratulation for your work jepalza! It seems you have a good knowledge of programming. It would be great if you can contribute with some patches in current PCem.
Nice work again, congrats!

terub56 wrote: ↑

Sun 27 Jan, 2019 8:05 pm

-Loading a DVD image from host drive works fine, but if using the ISO load option, in the guest it appears as a CD audio or it's not displayed.

I believe that's because DVD-ROM is not yet emulated in PCem

Maybe is not working because it has some kind of protection
Almost all games from 1999 onward come with a copy protection

Useful patch! Though I'd never seen 1.68 nor 1.72 disks! Were they used in regular 1.44 drives?

That's the most likely reason. Other possibilities are that it's idling while waiting for vsync, and it's mostly running the PCem-unfriendly Windows 9x idling code. Hi, just wanna to try my luck, was there any movement on this issue? Thx! Latest news was that the next revision of PCem (v15) is due ...

I own a 4790k and I have the same performannce as you tr.StEalTH. MMX 200 works perfect, always at 100%, but MMX 233 drops to 85/90% from time to time and depending on the game

Good idea, but I don't think I'm understanding how it may work. Let's say we have a C dynamic partition with only Windows 9x and then another partition where a specific game is installed? If that's the case, then we'd need at least two images for each game. One for the CD-ROM image, and another for ...

darksabre76 wrote: ↑

Thu 03 Jan, 2019 7:19 pm

MSYS2 is a Windows build environment

Please forgive my silly question, I saw all those $ shell commands that looked like linux

Is this guide for the Linux build? How can I compile it under Windows?

Maybe the same that happens here
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=500

Thank you Sarah! I totally missed that file!
Happy new year and may 2019 bring us a faster PCem haha

There is currently only one motherboard/PC that uses the 430VX chipset. Is the SuperIO code included in the 430vx.c file? Let's say that I would like to add a machine that uses the 430VX chipset but this new machine has a different SuperIO chipset. Should I modify 430vx.c or add a new file? I'm kind...

Thank you for the update and merry christmas!

It would be great, I'd love to know too

Not directly, but you can easily create an image with WinImage

Please don't post links to what are basically warez sites. I can't believe I have to keep saying this! He is new to the forum, bear with him haha I noticed there is no rules pinned in the forum, maybe you should make a locked topic with the few rules 1) Don't put link to Copyrighted software 2) Don...

Fenix77 wrote: ↑

Sun 14 Oct, 2018 11:44 pm

I also found that an 8' floppy disk existed and the 8' 2S/2D format had a capacity of 1.2MB and was supported in DOS 2.x

I have never seen an 8" floppy drive for PC

Did you try another video card?

Not sure if this a correct topic. The 1982 game Paratrooper not working correctly on any XT-class machine. It has no sound on an IBM PCjr and keyboard control problems on other XTs. The PC speaker in PCem v14 sounds also garbled a little in this game. We have to be very careful on the PCjr - many g...

Could you provide the save game file? So we don't have to play all the 12 missions before

Thank you SA1988!

I opned the model.c file and saw that both the WinBIOS and AMI486 clone use the same chipset, of course, both BIOS files are different. Now, the question is: If I dump a BIOS from a 430VX chipset motherboard, should it work as a replacement alternative for the "Award 430VX PCI" motheboard? I dumped ...

Excellent job, thanks!

Is this game? The "Edition 99"?
http://www.mobygames.com/game/windows/v ... edition-99

Sarah is currently working in rewriting the recompiler

It is not a good idea to mention 86box here
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=502

Can you program an EEPROM with the original BIOS? Because they ship an "anonymous" BIOS
Very interesting proyect