on SourceForge. Whilst no guarantee
of consensus, so far no one has agreed with you suggestion of a move.
I suggest at this point we defer to Ralph Corderoy's opinion as he is the
maintainer with the continued interest in the project.
Peter
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uick play zeroing the CMOS on startup, it flashes the Red Border
on startup (CMOS checksum error), but then boots with all 0 values. Very
unhelpful. I'll have a more detailed look through the docs and see if I
can find any more info.
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has a different set of defaults (and I believe contradicting meanings for
some CMOS bits between versions). Also we probably shouldn't ship every
platform to boot off HostFS if HostFS isn't working on that platform yet.
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checkout of the module).
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On Thu, Apr 06, 2006 at 09:47:06PM +0100, Peter Howkins wrote:
> On Thu, Mar 30, 2006 at 07:12:27PM +0100, Peter Howkins wrote:
> > 1) Redo the website. I mocked up a plan of a 4 page website, user page,
>
> I've got a lot more done on the website, I'd like to check it
Yeah, 16MB is the limit. Even with evil thoughts in my head about Dynamic
Area fudging, we can't get to the 64MB that Peter N points out that
Firefox needs.
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On Thu, Apr 06, 2006 at 11:54:47PM +0100, Ian Jeffray wrote:
> It's "Gamepark Holdings" not "Gamepak" ... and I'll get you some
> better screenshots ;)
>
Updated, and yes any good screenshots gratefully recieved, for any of the
platforms.
Pe
ould read "Unix/MacOS/Amiga only". In fact, you can probably take that
> out as it is mentioned in both the features table and in the manual.
>
Updated, I've left it on the front page though. Of course the solution is
too make it work on all the other platforms too :)
Peter
On Thu, Mar 30, 2006 at 07:12:27PM +0100, Peter Howkins wrote:
> 1) Redo the website. I mocked up a plan of a 4 page website, user page,
I've got a lot more done on the website, I'd like to check it into CVS,
but ideally in seperate repository to arcem. Other Sourceforge projects
e used CVS before, as that would help me give you
the right level of info.
> I promise to be a bit quieter from now on :)
Hah! Don't worry too much, you've made me to go and look at code and
actually understand it :)
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> hostfs_read_object_info and strcasecmp calls :
> for (c=0;c {
> if (ro_leaf[c]=='/')
>ro_leaf[c]='.';
> }
> or something along those lines.
Good to know that it doesn't look too tricky to fix,
), the &15 and
>>4 are to break the 8bits worth of pixel data into 2 4 bit parts.
Hope this helps, and is accurate, as I had to work out most of it myself
by reading the code :)
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what apps they'd like bundled on the HD
image?
I suspect there's still a lot of bug fixing that ought to be done for a
release, but these couple of things are to update the public image of the
project and to try and make it less of a geek toy and more something you
ca
On Thu, Mar 30, 2006 at 05:54:37PM +0100, Chris Young wrote:
> On Thu, 30 Mar 2006 11:49:16 +0100, Peter Howkins wibbled on for an age:
>
> > OK, hope this helps
> >
> > - DisplayKbd_InitHost()
> > Called once on program startup, this is where you should put
te
from (vidc20 support in theory, if vidc20 video data for 1,2,4, and 8 is
in the same format as vidc1/2).
[3] VIDC_PutVal() can be refactored to shared code too, once there's a
single function name on all platforms for the resizeWindow() callback that
happens on screensize change.
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n do the
> platform specific stuff properly.
>
Ask away and I'll do my best to answer them. There might be a few more
changes coming to the code related to platform porting (with the intention
of reducing the amount of duplicate code in each platform even more).
Watch the list for ann
qemu
>
I'll check through this one a little later.
I'm a little confused about QEMU versions, is this the work based on Nick
Burret's SWI magic or Daniel Clarkes hardware emulation?
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problems on the other platforms it can probably be added back into the
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bit crusty, although it wouldn't be too tricky
for me to maintain the VC6 alongside the VC2005 version if anyone is
still interested.
Incidentaly it's free for a year, but still freer than VC6 was.
A more direct link is here.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/default.aspx
Peter
tasheet: http://www.smsc.com/main/datasheets/91c111.pdf
Emulation: QEmu hw/smc91c111.c
> Naturally, the ROM legality issues remain, but this is something I'm
> perusing, but would rather not comment on specifics of right now.
>
Let us know if anything comes of this.
Peter
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d prompt.
This support was made possible with the assitance of Tom Walker.
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On Tue, Feb 28, 2006 at 11:37:10AM +, Peter Howkins wrote:
>
> MFM disc
> 1 612 4 32 256
>
> I took a guess this was related to the initial Arcem package I'd installed
> years ago and downloaded the 20MB ext2 image from Dave Gilberts page
> ftp://ftp.arm.uk.linux.o
Form on disc 4 and picked the first option off the list
20Mb Miniscribe 8425
There were some warnings about out of range cylinders, this is probably
becase the known shape of a Miniscribe disc is different to the shape
described in the MFM Disc config l
> base for something else, then the source is available on request; I
> don't have anywhere convenient to put it at the moment.
>
I've an idea about that, mail sent offlist.
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promising), or writing a RISC OS module that implements DCI4, and passes
network packets directly to the Host. I haven't got very far with either
of these ideas yet, as I have been working on other things.
ing), or writing a RISC OS module that implements DCI4, and passes
network packets directly to the Host. I haven't got very far with either
of these ideas yet, as I have been working on other things.
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Peter
On Tue, Feb 07, 2006 at 10:21:29AM +, Rob Kendrick wrote:
> On Mon, 2006-02-06 at 11:22 +0000, Peter Howkins wrote:
> > In preperation for the config file work suggested by Rob, I've checked in
> > some work towards storing the running config of the emulator in a single
I've attempted to collate all the documentation and datasheets on as much
ArcEm related info as possible.
I've placed it all here
http://www.home.marutan.net/arcemdocs/
If anyone else has any other docs could they please make them available
too?
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ArcemConfig_ParseCommandLine()
4) If ways of setting the config other than Command Line
are implimented add code for parsing and setting values
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> - challenging, but hopefully no more than an engineering exercise.
Oh long term plans, how theoretical 8)
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y nostalgic moment to see the old
> RISCOS boot screen up after all these years.
>
If you compile up with Daniel Clarke's sound support it may even say
'foop' at you on startup in a very nostalgic way. :)
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Also whilst I'm hacking around in the display layer, I'll try and move
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