Thanks. I had this problem before ages ago, so I had forgotten how to fix it.
Also, I have no idea why it does that.

I am using PCem v17 for Linux, and I am trying to install Windows 98 on a hard drive. Before it got to the ScanDisk program, I noticed some odd pixels scattered all over the screen before it locked up. I tried opening the configuration again and instead of being greeted with the POST, all I get is a...

I am using Zorin OS 16 (Ubuntu 20.04 base) and I am installing a fresh copy of PCem v17. I am up to the stage where I am running make . Everything runs fine, until I get the following output: wx-app.h:58:29: error: invalid use of incomplete type ‘class wxCommandEvent’ 58 | class CallbackEvent: publi...

Welcome back, PCem!

Shame.

I have compiled PCemv17 twice with the --enable-alsa option, and can confirm that the MIDI output option still does not appear.

Whoops

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I would like to point out that recently I have tried to play various Sierra games using the MT-32 (via MUNT), but I could not do this under the Linux version of PCemv17 Linux. In the Windows version, there is a "MIDI output device" in the Soundcard settings that allow you to do this, but a...

I use the Linux version of PCem, yet the "MIDI out device" feature isn't implemented. But I managed to run the Windows version of v17 through Wine with MUNT, and it works perfectly.

Thanks. Any plans for Roland MT-32? You can already emulate that using Munt. So far I have not got MT-32 to work in PCem v17, even when MUNT is activated. According to one of the screenshots http://blog.tcltk.co.kr/?p=3865 Is there any configuration files http://blog.tcltk.co.kr/?p=3865]here , you ...

I am trying to use the General MIDI sound device on PCem v17 running under Ubuntu 18.04. The SB16 and SBAWE32 sound cards have built-in MPU-401 chips on their boards. When I tried to run Sierra games using GM under PCemv16, I had an error that said "pcem: rawmidi.c:978: snd_rawmidi_write: Asser...

Are people still allowed to make them here?

I am running Windows 98 on my AMD Ryzen 5 6-core. I didn't have any problem with speed while running the operating system through elementaryOS, with the following settings: Machine: [Socket 7] Shuttle HOT-557 CPU: Intel Pentium 120 Memory: 32MB Display Device: S3 Virge/DX, Fast 16-bit Device: Sound ...

What caused the error in the first place was me individually installing gcc first in the Ubuntu repository instead of build-essential first. miraMiracle: "And by the way: did you compile PCem that it works before?" I had LMD installed on my Mac machine and compiled v15 there, and I had no ...

I am attempting to compile PCem v16 on my new system (AMD Ryzen 5 3600, 16GB RAM, nVidia GeForce 1650) running Ubuntu 20.04. I always followed the instructions in the Readme-LINUX.txt file, and I seemed to compile previous PCems without any problems, but that was done on a different system, but PCem...

Thanks, Sarah.

For some reason, I have the same problem in PCem. Managed to fix that by quitting and re-starting the emulator.

omarsis81 wrote: ↑Thu 23 May, 2019 2:38 pm I don't see a pattern here.

The date of the releases so far was:

April 20, 2018
May 19, 2019

I thought there must be some kind of pattern there. As for the release, I may be right, I may be wrong.
Besides I was joking, hence the "lol" at the end.

Many thanks for v15.

Given that there is a pattern now, will we expect v16 to be released on June 18, 2020? ... lol

I'd use WinImage to create a new disk image then transfer the driver file onto the image. Then when you boot up your OS within PCem, you will be able to drag the driver file onto the desktop or just load up the driver from whatever drive the disk is in. (eg: if you created a 1.4M image with the driv...

Great!

Yeah, that is what I do with my fake Windows 95 machine. In future versions of Windows (from Windows 2000 onward), the PC shuts down automatically.

That makes sense. I didn't experience this error before, especially when I used the same BIOS back in the day.
Many thanks!

I am trying to install MS-DOS 6.2 and Windows 3.1 on my 250MB HD. AMI WinBIOS boots up fine and I was able to start the installation program for DOS. Within the program, I chose to configure all the unallocated space on my HD and then it asks me to restart the system so that installation can continu...

Good news. The main problem was with PinguyOS 18.04. It would not let me compile PCem in a Terminal without complaining about broken dependencies, and when I tried to install those ones, it gave me more dependencies to worry about, and then it went on and on until I just gave up. Even when I tried w...

For me I normally run these commands and it is normally enough to get most stuff compiling : sudo apt-get install git build-essential libsdl2-dev libsdl2-ttf-dev libfontconfig-dev qt5-default cmake libgtk-3-dev mercurial sudo apt-get install subversion g++ libqt5-dev libqtwebkit-dev libphonon-dev l...

It seems to get rid of the "C compiler cannot create executables" message, I needed to install g++. Now my output looks like this: checking build system type... x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu checking host system type... x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu checking for a BSD-compatible install... /usr/bin/...

I am a new Linux user that switched over from macOS, and I am trying to compile under Pinguy 18.04 (which is based on Ubuntu 18.04). I made sure that I had sdl2, wxWidgets, and OpenAL installed first. But when I enter "./configure --enable-release", it returns with this error: 'C compiler ...

I played this game many times before, but this is the first time I experienced this bug.

Strange, I just completed Mission 13 again and the teleported worked this time. I don't know why it didn't work the first time. Maybe the game punished me for taking too long ... lol