PCem

Rev 997 fixes Wings of Glory and Wing Commander III, might also fix Wing Commander: Armada? Thanks Sarah. Will you release new PCem verison with this fix soon? I don't like to speak for her, but... we never get an update this soon! You will need to make your own build if you want to test the new fi...

The first one is that 1.2MB images does seem to work at all, either booting a version of DOS from one or trying to install software. -Kernel86 I take you meant "it does NOT seem to work at all"? Well, I installed MS-DOS from 1.2MB disks and many games and works fine. There is some bugs with floppie...

I'm not understanding.
What do you mean by resources? You want to inject source code from other PC emulators to PCem?

Hi and welcome to the PCem world. I hope you already put it work! I like the 90s too! Thank you, so what can I contribute? Also I would like to do some exprimenting with something new for PCem. If you know programming you can add some features or fix some bugs, if not, you can test DOS or Windows g...

Hi and welcome to the PCem world. I hope you already put it work!
I like the 90s too!

what machine are you trying to mount the HDD on? Did you configure it in the BIOS?

Snowman wrote:Thanks Omarsis81. Another PCem bug confirmed.

The screen freezes with dynamic recompiler both on and off

I disabled sound in the setup just in case and I also got the neverending loading screen in Wings

I'm trying to install Wings of Glory and the installer alone is giving me trouble.
VCPI compilant? What is this? Maybe part of problem.
I'm running it from Windows 98 SE DOS, I will try to run from pure DOS later

I will

I just realized that those six DLLs come with PCem v13 but not with 13.1 (Sarah, please include them in future releases!)

Here

Sure, only the EXE won't work because v13 needs some widget libraries.
Copy all v13.1 files onto a v12 working PCem. That's what I did and works

What I did was placing the 13.1 exe version on my old PCem v12 and I had no problems
Maybe ver 13.1 has case sensitivity. Are you running the Linux version?

Just quick question, are you sure You got 2.4 GHz laptop? it sounds to me as it is running at 3.2 minimum. What is the model? and CPU on it? I just think You really have no clue, how fast Your CPU is runing , and assuming You got I5,I7 then 2.4 will be the base frequency. I run 2.7 GHz I5 and 233 M...

First, I'm not sure what you call "older machines" all PCem machines are more than 20 years old...
By default, PCem assigns D: to the CDROM... but that can be easily configured in the menu
For what I know, IDE controllers do not have an independent bios

tk421 wrote:I am sure v13.1 will be great.

PCem v13.1 IS great, it was already released

Most of us are having problem connecting the newly network card (I couldn't either).
Couldn't be easier for playing multiplayer games to emulate the "serial link" cable? Most DOS and early Windows had that kind of connection and in the host side connect both computers over WiFi

You need the BIOS with the correct name in the roms folder

Wow, below 10%? It never happened to me!
Did you test many CDs? Images? Any game in particular?
Did you try with many computers?

Wait and be patient - I haven't even started writing it yet? We all just enjoy it so much that it's like candy. More! more! more! Thank you (and all contributors) for all the work that you do. :) That's exactly it gen_angry! With PCem I'm playing games that I missed from the era re-playing my favor...

Like I said, Verilog or programming FPGA programing is very different than C, there you program 0 and 1, transistor, nothing like C. I don't think Sarah nor anyone would benefit from that FPGA code

szadycbr: that would be awesome, I'd definitely would like to have a 486/Pentium on a FPGA chip. There was this project called Flea86 https://www.fleasystems.com/flea86.html you can also find some videos on Youtube. It is now abandoned :( For what I read FPGA emulation is much limited by current pro...

I don't have any plans to emulate nVidia stuff. Banshee/Voodoo 3 are fairly likely, along with the new recompiler. Though I'm toying with doing a smaller v14 release early in the year, with the new recompiler coming in v15 towards the end of the year. Haven't made any decision on that yet though. D...

The only way to make 1:1 behavior is to open the chip and with a powerful microscope and/or camera capture every transistor, like the guys at http://www.visual6502.org did. I believe then you can build an emulator with Verilog or VHDL

Can anyone explain to me how this could happen? It's not a wrapper, it's a full emulation, 1to1. It can have slow performance but not some ruined features. I don't understand. Well, I'm not a programmer, but I understand it is clearly not 1:1 emulation, it has bugs like most programs do. Sometimes ...

I was about to quote this thread viewtopic.php?f=2&t=885 but as A. Naim spoke of missing triangles and in your thread mention crashing I thought it was unrelated

You might find some answers here viewtopic.php?f=3&t=495

Technically speaking, I *think* PCem is not a virtual machine, but save states would be a great tool, especially for playing difficult games with no saving option

SarahWalker wrote:I'm intending to rewrite the recompiler next year for v14. So I don't see any point spending time working on improving the current recompiler if it's going to die before the next release anyway.

I feel that it will be the best release of PCem EVER!