LOL, even my RIVA TNT emulation is more complete. at least that does VESA, and somewhat tries to emulate the card.

This patch fixes modern Linux. I can boot latest Gentoo, in fact, though the cd-rom drive is still not properly detected.

TomWalker wrote:I've considered it, but could never think of a useful enough usecase to justify the effort.

b-but muh accuracy.

Yeah Networking would be wonderful I want that second most of all functions. First most would be a virtual gamepad mapping system. So we could pass through modern gamepads to put in compatible button presses. Right now I can map them to keys easy enough, but not much luck with anything analog. Even...

While PCem-Experimental can boot the CD, but not the kernel, due to only emulating the Pentium, vanilla PCem fails to even boot the CD from the BIOS!

I sent you a pull request on Bitbucket that fixes a few bugs, but you haven't even looked at it.

Core i3 3210 at 3.2 GHz
4 GBs of RAM
ATI Radeon R5 240
Dual-booting WIndows 10 x64 and latest Arch Linux.

Zup wrote:phosphour

*sings* That's not how you spell it!

miker00lz wrote:Are they any BIOSes that support ACPI that work on PCem yet? I'd like to try an OS that requires it.

Vista is the first Windows OS that requires it.

External MIDI modules would be outside the scope quite frankly, and would be overkill to have emulation of them within. and then there's the whole rom dumping thing and the fact there were legal troubles there was in the past for MUNT with its MT32 emulation You're best off having a something rathe...

And please drop the stereotyped aggressive autistic teenager thing, it's getting really old and I don't want to have to deal with it. You're not the only person on the autistic spectrum you know, and it's not an excuse you'll get any sympathy for here. I'm not doing anything of the sort, and I don'...

Well, I wrote the nVidia emulation, and I think that code is relatively clean. It can only do VESA though, as development has stalled at trying to get the Win9x drivers to work. I tried submitting that code to you in the past, but you rejected it after seemingly barely looking at it. That's why I st...

I'm pretty sure PCem isn't the only emulator where this sort of thing is possible, and very far from the most popular one. I will fix these issues, I'm just saying that this isn't something really worth worrying about that much. Actually, the only other emulator that's had these issues is ZSNES. A ...

Great, thanks Tom! Can't wait to test it, however it will be a long struggle against the Great Firewall of China, where I live (almost impossible to download any large binary from abroad) Any chance there is a "start in full screen" switch in this version, or an upcoming patch? ;) Really?...

The two AMI BIOS'es only support PS/2 mouse, but PCem gives the Advanced/EV a serial mouse, hence why it doesn't detect it. And yes, for some reason, some PCem crashes can be nasty. Especially when 64-bit PCem for Windows crashes, it will slow down the entire host input event handler until it is fo...

I had the same idea for PCem-X.

he could just use bitbucket.

- TomWalker: No idea. I guess just to mention what we were doing. :p Basically, yes. Our P6 timing is also inaccurate currently, using the Pentium timings right now. This is another priority since accurate P6 emulation will pave the way for emulating much more modern processors with correct timings...

This appears to be a case of Windows programming some weird register to specify the SVGA display height that PCem doesn't take into account. It fails in MS-DOS too... so it's something about this ATI mode. I guess somewhere in vid_svga? No, it would be in the ATI-specific source file. Remember, eac...

This appears to be a case of Windows programming some weird register to specify the SVGA display height that PCem doesn't take into account.

PCem-X is even slower when set to use a Pentium II Overdrive 333 on a 440FX motherboard. BTW, just in case Tom needs an acid test for Pentium 2 additions, XP setup stumped OBattler for quite a while. He eventually had to bypass most of Tom's segment code in SYSENTER/SYSEXIT since XP doesn't work oth...

Why would I remove it from source control? I might want to return to it at some point, and in any case it's not enabled in release builds. I thought that it was buggy and unfixable, but I appear to be wrong. But thanks for telling me. It works pretty well in PCem-X, though OBattler has drastically ...

Hallo :) I am a big Fan of Pcem, but the Recompiler crashes the emulator directly after Starting the emulator. My specs: CPU: I5-2500k OS: Windows 7 Ultimate 64Bit Ram: 8 GB Graphic: Nvidia I am using a x86 Build of the Emulator. (Revision 313) The Crash occurs directly after starting the Emulator ...

Actually, on Windows 10, you can just use mount-diskimage in powershell with no additional software required.

Why not just use Winsock?

The patch.

Tom, can you please look at this?

The Tiny Core Linux live CD can be booted, but once it boots the kernel, it hangs.

I was loading Debian so that I could test the RIVA 128's Linux drivers, but it turns out that 32-bit Debian triple faults on PCem.

So far, this code only supports VESA 1.0 modes and banked VESA 2.0 modes. I'm guessing that this will probably be enough for DOS games at least. THIS WILL NOT WORK ON WINDOWS 95. IT WILL THINK THE EMULATED CARD IS NOT A RIVA 128 AND WILL NOT ALLOW YOU TO USE THE DRIVERS. diff -r 9c8f3b0a7e7f src/Mak...