Thanks - that works.
I only managed to get Minerva working by adding my own Minerva rom file to
the saved ql.zip.
It seems to be so strict on eprom copies that you even have to split them
into 2 chip sets like the physical hardware on the QL, i.e. one with 32Kand
the other with 16K. Please
Omega wrote:
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
On 25/06/2008 09:38, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Thanks - that works.
I only managed to get Minerva working by adding my own Minerva rom
file to the saved ql.zip.
It seems to be so strict on eprom copies that you even have to split
them into 2 chip sets like the physical hardware on the QL, i.e. one
Mess MDV files - could be the same format of ZX Spectrum MDV files. MDV
format is used on some ZX emulators, I wonder if MESS took over ZX
spectrum MDV file specification...
Jan
I found a FAQ page about this. No wonder I couldn't get it to work, assuming
the text below is up to date. At least
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
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
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Dilwyn Jones
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
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
