szadycbr wrote:

Do you get the same error with the shareware version?

SarahWalker wrote:Nothing at the moment as I'm pretty sure it won't compile.

With whatever fixes are required... something 386SXy maybe? It's not going to be even remotely fast.

Ok, I just wanted to have an idea. Thanks!
I noticed the Pi is widely used for emulation

SarahWalker wrote:I still want to get PCem running on something ARM based at some point.

Just out of curiosity, do you have a rough idea of what could be the maximum CPU PCem can achieve on a Raspberry Pi 3 at current stage? 386, 486/66 maybe?

SA1988 wrote:What drivers are you using? What machine? I don't encounter this issue, even with built-in drivers.

It is a Pentium 120 with 16MB RAM on a 430VX, it can be seen in the video...

I just tested the latest build, it just doesn't work, it crashes when trying to load a config... Honestly, I don't like the new dialog screen... Just wondering... why is not like before: you open PCem, configure it the way you like, let's say a SiS 486/66 and save it to a file called "sis486.cf...

So is a BIOS bug? Nice discovery Battler!

Try with only 1.44 MB
I described similar bug not long ago
viewtopic.php?p=4983#p4983

The goal is using the SD card as a whole so commands like FDISK would write over the MBR of the SD card (and make partitions on that SD), SYS would make a partition bootable (writting the boot record of the partition) and so on. Hmm I believe is almost the same, anyway, reading from a SD card would...

ppgrainbow wrote:I would like to this feature request!

I currently have a 512 MB, 1 GB and 2 GB flash drive formatted as a FAT partition, a 1 GB and 2 GB compact flash and a 2 GB SD card that can be used to run under MS-DOS/Windows 95.

I suspect reading from a FAT32 host would be much easier to implement

I second this request. It would make file transfer between host and guest a lot easier, but I guess it would demand heavy programing because Windows 9x would have to read a NTFS partition on the host side, something not possible I think

Apparently, the ADF extension is not Amiga exclusive! I just realize that
Hmm, but the ADF extension is not listed when trying to open floppy files under PCem

:?: Maybe I should have put all this on another topic? If so please sorry for not thinking about it before... :oops: On next days I will look for some 286 protected mode software to test directly in DOS and within Windows 3.1 to see if there are other problems. Do you know any game that uses the 28...

I can confirm you can edit your own posts. I'm not sure about the rest. I believe you could delete your own thread, but I can't find the option. It happens that the forum's layout changed not long ago and I still don't get use to it My guess is you can delete your own thread as long as nobody else r...

Excellent job here bit! I really appreciate it
Very useful indeed

I know, but they also boasted of having very good speed too! (and that does matter)

Whoa! Nice addition that Mach64 VT2, is that a 2D only card? I can't find much info on the Internet. Do you think we can sometime see a Matrox Mystique or Millennium card? I understand those were the ultimate 2D cards to have, plus they were a classic card almost everyone had. They'd arguably be the...

I reported the same bug almost a year ago and received the same answer.
I still think it is weird and odd the bug only works at 33, not more, not less

viewtopic.php?p=3282

Wow! Great job!

Bank-switching. The board has (perhaps) 2Mb of memory divided into pages of 16k. 64k of the 8086's address space is used for a 'page frame' (usually above 0xC0000). Writing to registers on the board selects which four 16k pages appear in the frame and are visible to the 8086. Thank you JohnElliott,...

Zup wrote:The 640k barrier is a convention, not a limit. The CPU can address up to 1 Mb, but DOS gets only the first 640 Kb (because memory above 0xA0000 is reserved).

That why I said in my first post, if the 808x can only address 1 MB how do these boards work?

I did't read that link yet, but I understand the 808x processors can't address more than 1mb of memory
Do you want the 384kb remaining?

I'm not interested in the Linux version, but impressive job from watching the screen! Congrats bit!

Sarah: I noticed you have been fixing some compile warnings, is this a compile warning too? Or just an error on my end?

But that changed after the v12 was released...

Do the rest of the motherboards work?

Commit d496325 - Added PS/2 Model 55SX emulation.

PS/2 fans rejoice!

Jeditobe wrote:PCem v12 from pcem-emulator.co.uk. I downloaded it yesterday.

I can assure you, stock PCem 12 does boot 430vx.
Hmm, are you using the same video card as PCem11?

We all have tons of ideas and requests, but we can't complain: Sarah works hard on this, we just saw more than 3000 lines of code being added I agree with most of your requests, especially the number 5. I posted something similar some weeks ago. Real hard disks names, a droplist of... let's say 20 H...

It is when you select a computer with Microchannel support (currently PS/2 model 50)

For those who want to test the model 50, you need to create the "i8550021" folder inside "roms" and there you'll need to place one or both of these files:
90x7423.zm14
90x7426.zm16