maybe you have a bad BIOS dump

sounds ok

Works here

I just spotted this. Maybe is the alternative they offer...

(3) In both Win95 and 98, when the desktop is set to 24bit color, purple and/or green glitches/corruptions appear on the screen (in my case, closing Display Properties after setting desktop to true color, reopening it and going to the Effects tab I can see purple and green corrupted desktop icons, ...

Here there is another CD-ROM string. What else should I provide?

This has been discussed previously here... you have a wrong BIOS for the card, look for another one

hahaha I said PCem, not Sarah haha
Seriously, I love PCem and I use it everyday

For those who are in love with PCem

-As with the CD-ROMs, creating the database with the correct strings would need a real working one of each model (or at least one of each series). This is the real hard part. Why is needed a real unit? To extract the BIOS or firmware? I have tons of optical drives. Or just copy the string by hand?

Is it possible to make the same for hard disks?

ruthan wrote: ↑Sun 02 Feb, 2020 11:04 pm I have others when i would make sense to run it.. For example GPD Win 2 machine.

What is the most powerful CPU that can be emulated with that GPD Win 2?

great stuff man!

Impressive!

Could you please add some screenshots of how it would look like?
I feel it is a step closer to real emulation! I always wanted something like this and HDDs too

Try with the other mouse available in PCem

I'm running the game in a 486/66 under DOS 6.22 and the mouse is perfect.
If the problem is because is running under Windows, I bet it is real behavior

Very logical!
Indeed, I requested the same for the joystick and the mouse would be nice too
http://pcem-emulator.co.uk/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=724

So... you print something in PCem and the emulator outputs an image file? Did I get it right?

Could it be possible to add a check under "Flash screen" in the Screenshot menu that says "Include Title bar" or similar? Sometimes is useful to know what system we are running - Also, to let other people know we are running the software from PCem Thanks! menu.jpg Screenshot from...

Just for kicks, I installed PCem 15 on a Northwood 2.0 ghz with Windows XP The poor Pentium 4 struggles with all emulated processors, here I recorded two short videos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=waoxWkB9JWM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AfJXAm_hAA Some other day I will try to find what is the...

Try to remove them and see if they don't appear again
1) Try to disable the parallel port in the BIOS (I'm not sure if that is emulated or not)
2) You can try and disable Advanced Power Management in BIOS too

looks like you need to install the Voodoo2 drivers

DSN wrote: ↑Tue 28 Jan, 2020 4:43 am Can someone test this game above? Earth 2140?

Well, I tested it...
During installation sound blaster 16 auto detection works fine, I can hear the digitized sound, however, it crashes when the program tests CD Audio tracks
It has been reported that CD audio tracks don't work

lol anabate, did you read the whole thread?

edit: also, to my knowledge the Pentium II Overdrive only came either 300 or 333 mhz

Regarding out-of-order instruction execution in line with what ecksemmess said: 1) K6 family uses OoO, but for was I just read in a awkward way than the rest of the P6 family, so I assumed Sarah managed to deal with the OoOE issue. quote from PC Mag 27-May-1997: "Using AMD's RISC86 superscaler ...

I'm grateful too for this addition as it wasn't on Sarah intention to do, but she managed to implement it

I wasn't bold enough to even try to install Windows 7 on a K6-2 haha

Cyrix, if you need a dev kit it means you are a programmer! PCem is open source and anyone can contribute. If you have some knowledge everyone would appreciate your help with any small piece of code you could contribute

Right, the GeForce3 is almost unthinkable to emulate