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It would be great if we as a community could get it to the point where it’s included on Noobs and listed on the official website.
I’m about six weeks into Raspberry Pi ownership and this is exactly the kind of thing that I had hoped I’d be able to do with my Pi when I bought it.
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I only found the old HEAP_SIZE code by mistake, which was set to 16MB.First off, hello and thank you for doing this great project. Its all learning, think I have learnt lots from messing with sound code alot. I need to now workout how the prx export stuff all works, :). Now I have it working perfect on 3.71, accept there is no sound.
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Well, ive managed to workout how to dump the srbk.c and libglue.c as they were outdated. They aren't all there yet, however they will be quite soon :) If you don't have certain things, I'll be sure to let you know to add them. I'll have to check if some of my favorite Mac stuff is there. Maybe J.F could mention my website in the readme as it will be shareware / freeware mac classics! Im even working on my website a lot more, I have 137 games reviewed / screenshotted and a lot more to go. If you're waiting on something from me, sorry about the delay. However, I am going to try to put some effort into getting some of this stuff done this month. got busy there right after the new year, and has jury duty this month. I have to ask though, what is BasiliskII? *F0L runs off to read the first post, )*
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takes alot on with regards to psp developement. I think people will have to understand, J.F. I have some more changes I want to make, but not sure at the moment, as I dont fully know the current status of the new PSPUAE build. in a few weeks, and I'm not going to pester him, as that would be wrong, :). some breathing space, I would try to learn as much as I could with the old source. Indeed, I thought while we wait and to give J.F.
So it's not the release that releases me to work on B2. that's just improvements to the old code by FOL, not my new code. *awaits return of Basilisk II with video out / Sound and Better performance * So even if the source was "leaked", it would not work on the PSP- it doesn't have any PowerPC emulator at all.
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I was thinking the BlueBox from the Mac OS X beta recompiled for the PSP would absolutely fly, not that Apple would ever leak it, but I'm sure if there was a legit MacOS for PSPS people would buy it.īlueBox (aka Classic) is not an emulator- it's a runtime environment which requires a PowerPC underneath- it's somewhat analogue to Sheepshaver (the PowerPC counterpart of Basilisk II) I guess once you see pspuae is out, that'll be the time to get it because it means I'll be back to B2. Hey, I got it worked out for Doom, so it's not that big a deal to add it to anything else I do. If you do this, it'll mean i have to get another slim and fast! So I'm looking at three things for B2:ġ - Display the Mac screen shrunk to the PSP LCD size.Ģ - Display part of the Mac screen on the LCD, and pan around the whole display (like on the FUSION Mac emulator in Window mode). Well, given the slim, we now have the option of doing the video on the TV out as well. J.F was telling me the work on PSPUAE work with Basilisk 2 as well, so hopefully soon enough (this year :P) he'll come to life with it. I remember this too, probably wouldnt matter so much as the PSP screen can fit it all into a square box and to me its pretty visible. I read some things about screen size issues and was wondering if you tried any of the virtual screen extensions, there were a few that gave you a virtual screen larger than the real screen that would scroll when the mouse hit the edges. Realistically, it's easy to find Mac ROM images, but that doesn't make it legal.
The two big commercial Mac emulators for the Amiga came with hardware to help dump Mac ROMs which you could legally buy from Mac repair centers. That's always been a big issue with Mac emulators. LEGALLY, you have to own the particular Mac, dump the ROMs from the Mac, and only use the emulator with that dump when the Mac is not running. Sure you do - the ROMs are still a no-go. So we have no legal boundary's to pelt through. Mac OS 7.5.5 down is now free to use and download from Apple. Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in
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