absolutely minor but machine->misc->about shows version 14.

What really matters is the final result, which is spectacular :-) (using google translate, sorry) No need to be sorry, and really It's amazing to watch even just going into the BIOS setup. I know that after the initial rush of javascript written emulation that something like this is possible, but s...

I did a quick post about this project and I was left with 2 things.... A rather harsh critique... not used -gen gcc to optimize it (not doing that would be almost equivalent of compiling with -O0 in C) using “dim shared” instead of the faster “static shared” for global fixed size arrays… using “sele...

For what it's worth, I tried 'mingw-i686-7.1.0-win32-dwarf-rt_v5-rev0' and although the target is i686-w64-mingw32 the DDK headers are no longer in the ddk directory.

I have made modifications to the @DDFF.ADF file to add support for specific adapter memory locations for the IBM ESDI Fixed Disk Adapter. The English version of the file can be download here: @ddff.adf I think because this has the same filename the download just downloads the German version Sarah p...

I've got to say, so far I'm really liking it!

For what it's worth both the Bochs bios's initalize now. BIOS-bochs-latest will turn on the 430vx, but it gets the IDE all confused from any XT IDE controller, or it's convinced that ide disks aren't bootable (no doubt a nvram flag or something to get boot priority). BIOS-bochs-legacy works in the A...

But does SLiRP work on WiFi, because I tried to use it on WiFi. Yes. The whole point of using SLiRP, is that it's 100% user mode, no drivers, no shims on the host side. It just gets ethernet frames from the vm, and opens up top ports like a user program, on its behalf. I've used this library with S...

When I was trying to configuring SLiRP on Windows 98SE Networking settings, it couldn't connect, also when I look at the IP configuration application, it still says "PPP Adapter". The networking package is called SLiRP, because in the olden days, you could connect to the UNIX machine via ...

My laptop is:

i7-4700MQ @2.40Ghz
16GB of RAM
Windows 10 x64
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 765M with 2GB of memory

I'll add my Desktop later.

ender wrote:There is some network traffic, but it averages around 60kB/s down and 10kB/s up, so nothing special.

I am using win10pcap instead of winpcap, but I hope this doesn't make a difference.

It may. Or it may not, I'm really unsure of what to say..

neozeed: any ideas why PCem runs much slower when pcap is being used (100% without pcap, 50-60% with pcap while idle; emulated CPU is Mobile Pentium MMX 120). I would have to turn on profiling, but I would suspect that your LAN is very very busy so the more traffic going on, the more pcap has to do...

I downloaded the latest source, and did a build with networking. pcem_v11_networking.7z As always, you'll get a 404 page when trying to download, the username and password are ON the 404 page. There is NO changes in the networking code from the prior versions, so still no front end to the configurat...

I build with TDM-GCC & Msys.. It's nothing too special. if you have the path setup right it's just make -f makefile.mingw

Maybe I'm going crazy, but I remember EGA working, but now it seems that no matter the machine class I choose, xt,286,386,486,pentium (with/without jit) it hangs when I select it, then just crashes. MD5 of the rom: 0636f46316f3e15cb287ce3da6ba43a1 ibm_6277356_ega_card_u44_27128.bin I recall being ab...

I found this for another project, and I think this may be useful to try to track down issues with end users with little to no debugging experience. You just have to build with -g, make one function call, link in one library, and distribute 3 more DLLs (I know. I know..) but the upside is when you ge...

My laptop is a core i7 4700MQ
16GB of ram
intel HD 4600
NVIDIA GTX 765M
Windows 10

My desktop is a xeon, I forget which,
16gb of ram
Windows 10

I'll fill in the desktop nextime Im in the office.

cool, just wanted to make sure

I really hate my cdrom code I'm using in my basilisk port, are these patches gpl able? I have no issues giving attribution, I'd love to just try them.

I got sidetracked getting linux 0.11 to build on windows to see if the 16 bit tools would even run (they do). But I need to just get a bios to compile on Linux and enable debug to see what it's issue is with the ide controllers and how or what to merge to get a "free" firmware set so maybe...

I had to take an unexpected long trip and it's left me with no time for fun stuff.. I need to get someone to poke my dev box as I guess it's asleep. The only good news is that I did score an i7 laptop. . And an older mac book, so I should be in a good build space soon. Pulling the NIC list isn't too...

I'm in Shenzhen right now and just downloaded v10 in 10 seconds.

Premiere/PCI crash is a result of me forgetting to include a default CMOS file for this model, the BIOS having a bug where it jumps to a random address when the CMOS reset code is invalid, and PCem having a bug where the code for handling attempts to execute from non-executable regions doesn't work...

ovctvct wrote:I couldn't find a way to change FSB clock to allow CPU underclock or overclock in pcem, yes, I am using v10,any ideas?

I've done it in source to have a pentium "underdrive" clocked around 40mhz and 20mhz

winimage is a favorite way to manipulate virtual disk images for FAT/FAT32.

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?...

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?...

Great! Glad to see v10 out!

On your feature list, you have '4 IDE hard drives' listed 2x.

And I just noticed that exiting the CMOS settings for the Premier board crashes PCem.

Alegend45 wrote:I had the same idea for PCem-X.

The sis969 boots up the old Bochs 'pc bios', it even see's my 503 MB (63sec/16hd/1022cyl) hard disk, but complains that there is no bootable devices.

At least it does the POST as long as you have a DX4/100 or Pentium Overdrive.. I guess a speed thing?

but in the future adding a machine that can run the legacy BOCHS pc bios, and possibly the newer seabios would be cool, allowing PCem to have a fully working GPL portion.

Just a thought for v11.