Pentium 3 is more feasible as it only requires a couple of new instructions (SSE).

The best and most reliable way is to use an eprom programmer. That debug.com method may work in early computers and may not get you a reliable dump.

I'm very happy to see PCem back again and welcome Michael Manley.
This is the best way to end this 2021

I think that with "taptools" you can create a cassette image to use in PCem, however I believe that wasn't truly x86 experience. I can't think of any game commercially released in cassette or the IBM PC

cassette format is only read only - the user who created it, JohnElliott worked on a save function but it wasn't commited by Sarah into PCem
you can read more here and get some info
http://pcem-emulator.co.uk/phpBB3/viewt ... 98&p=11926

There are no datasheets for the UMC as far as I know
ACC2036 that's the first time I read about this chipset

edit the config file and change the renderer, maybe from OpenGL to software or Direct3D

EVEN if you compile PCem to work on a PowerPC it probably won't emulate a 8088@4.77 mhz
I did try to run PCem in a Pentium 4 and had terrible results

maybe a typo...
could you please make a patch and fix it?

I don't think we could see ANYTHING until Sarah decides how to continue with the project
http://pcem-emulator.co.uk/phpBB3/viewt ... f=2&t=3708

https://www.cpubenchmark.net/singleThread.html
The M1 is more powerful that I thought. It is today's best performing single thread of all!

Wow! Pentium II 350 now is more than I dreamt possible! We can easily reach the PII max maybe next year or 18 months

delete any config file or create a new setup
maybe you are loading some configuration that invokes bioses you don't currently have

are you using the official executable? Pentium II only is available in v17...

You limitation to a Pentium II 233 is expected. PCem is very demanding on the processor. I have a 4790k and I can run a Pentium MMX 200 fairly good, sometimes 233 mhz

I even won a game without a single bug
Look for W9531201.zip for the Virge DX driver

Works fine in my system.
Maybe it's like Sarah said, ARM specific bug, or try another 2D Virge driver

I have the Gold version and will test the game in my Windows 8.1 x86 system

Open the task manager wit CTRL ALT DEL and then select PCem to End Task.

To see if it is complicated or not we need to know what chipset and/or Super I/O it uses. Maybe it is already emulated in another machine...

1) The user is to find the drivers for each video card, but for the second sentence it seems you are confused with the ROMs for the video cards...
2) Pentium II @ 450 mhz in theory, but no computer can handle 100% emulation at present
3) Not sure, never tried
4) I believe Windows XP

Excuse the ignorance, but what does a manpage and a specfile do?

IBMULATOR exclusively emulates the PS/1. It would be interesting to see if that emulator has that specific feature

Merry Christmas to you and everyone!!

What I DO see troubling to me is that 8mb and 12 mb both have fixed 4MB frame buffer memory (at least the Monster, Creative and all known brands). So why bother with playing with the frame buffer memory from 4 or 2mb?

So, first my confusion is... Don't ALL Voodoo 2 cards have 2 TMUs, with 8MB cards having 4MB Framebuffer, 4MB Texture Mem and 2 TMU chips and 12MB cards having 4MB framebuffer, 8MB Texture Mem and the same 2 TMU chips..? :? I can't see where your confusion is. Indeed all Voodoos2 have 2 TMUs regard...

On what processor are you running that config? Ryzen 5000 series?

I was highly surprised by this release too! Sarah should be awarded the Order of the British Empire

Well, what I meant is that I believe the DB50XG is the best (or one of the best) wavetables around. It is far from having a Sound Canvas, but sound quite good IMHO

DB50XG is close to the Sound Canvas, so I'm very exited about that one!