I found all the files: the display drivers, with source, about 9 hi colour
images and even the source of the GIF decoder (but not the executable). I will
PM you the files later today.
François
> Date: Tue, 24 Jun 2008 22:44:44 +0200
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EightyOne is on the right way to emulate QL. According to the author -
it does nothing at the moment, but you could see that it has some
support. See: http://www.aptanet.org/eightyone/
I am a bit sceptical about MESS emulating ULA memory contention
correctly... let's see who will first make it
Thanks - that works.
I only managed to get Minerva working by adding my own Minerva rom file
to the saved ql.zip.
On 24/06/2008 14:54, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Well, I've got so far with this - here's what I found so far, in case
anyone else wants to try this ql emulator (well, ql is one of huge
From: Francois Lanciault <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I know I have the demo disk, with some images and the binary code to display them. ... I will email you the files when I find time to do it.
Thanks Francois for nice message with history of your driver, it reminds
me the enthusiasm I also had w
I look forward to trying out the 68040 version when you've got it
working, Malcolm ;-))
Hmm, I've yet to compile the original yet.
Any idea how to get the .MDV images working. I tried getting the MessQL to
mount an .mdv image from QLay and it doesn't work with that, so it can't be
the same. I
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
I look forward to trying out the 68040 version when you've got it
working, Malcolm ;-))
Hmm, I've yet to compile the original yet. Has anyone got hardware info
on the Gold card
such as memory maps?
Malcolm
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Yes it is big! I wrote a few drivers for MAME which MESS is a derivative.
It was very easy to remove
unwanted drivers and recompile. To use first download the mess0125b.zip
binaries and unzip it. You should
place the QL ROM's in the roms subdirectory, but I found I could only get
the emulator wo
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Dilwyn Jones
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Hi,
Well done, Dilwyn.
A hero getting that far ...
There has been talk for some time about the possibility all of the
different Operating Systems being able to be run on just the one
machine.
I guess this is someway t
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Dilwyn Jones
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Hi,
If this does get sorted, and has the right potential, then maybe it
could be made available on a CDROM at some time.
Well there is the MESS emulator found at:
http://www.mess.org/
Its seems highly unstable at the m
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Roy wood
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In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Malcolm Cadman
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Dilwyn Jones
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
(no mc.stat register and probably timing issues too). And Jan says on his
web
On 23 Jun 2008, at 20:19, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
(no mc.stat register and probably timing issues too). And Jan says
on his
website it might not work on anything faster than Sandy SuperQBoard
interface, so no Gold Card, no Super old Card :-(
Oops...variation of Super God Card ;-))
Could I have
Thanks Dilwyn
Malcolm
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Well there is the MESS emulator found at:
http://www.mess.org/
Its seems highly unstable at the moment, but it does aim to emulate
all the hardware correctly.
Malcolm
Well, I've got so far with this - here's what I found so far, in case
anyone else
Hi Dilwyn
Yes it is big! I wrote a few drivers for MAME which MESS is a
derivative. It was very easy to remove
unwanted drivers and recompile. To use first download the mess0125b.zip
binaries and unzip it. You should
place the QL ROM's in the roms subdirectory, but I found I could only
get the
Well there is the MESS emulator found at:
http://www.mess.org/
Its seems highly unstable at the moment, but it does aim to emulate all
the hardware correctly.
Malcolm
Well, I've got so far with this - here's what I found so far, in case anyone
else wants to try this ql emulator (well, ql is on
Well there is the MESS emulator found at:
http://www.mess.org/
Its seems highly unstable at the moment, but it does aim to emulate all
the hardware correctly.
Malcolm
I've downloaded this and the sheer number of files makes its name
appropriate.
It claims to support QL alright, but in the do
Jan Palenicek escribió:
Try to LBYTES the file and SEXEC it with e.g. 1024 bytes of data stack.
If it would crash, try to increase it
it's a good idea
Another cuestion:
this code will run whit a RGB TTL monitor?
Absolutely, as you can see it my QL is connected to Commodore 1084
monitor.
Jan Palenicek wrote:
I don't think the software can run on an emulator
(no mc.stat register and probably timing issues too).
The issue is rather timing of the CPU with ULA. There is no QL emulator
that does it. Well, there was no need for it.
Well there is the MESS emulator f
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