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Re: First user's report of new Intel HD Audio (Azalia) driver by geennaam
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@trixie

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The Polish NG scene is very active (they even have their own print magazine dedicated to NG Amiga systems!) but they seem to keep to themselves a lot, rather than open up to the world. As a result we can miss much of what is happening there.


Unfortunately, I do not have the time or sufficient skills to create different language versions for my articles or videos. Fortunately, the AI is getting better and better. And experimentally, using AI software, we transcribed our film into English and German. This is an interview with Szymon Ulatowski, known perhaps not only in Poland as the author of Amiga games from the 1990s. He created games such as UBek and Boulder Dash 3D.

Let us know if the quality of the subtitle translation is good and what we are talking about is understandable. We have more interviews with Poles who have created even more recognizable titles outside Poland. Well, we don't know if it makes sense to post these transcripts in the future. So I'm waiting for your opinions.




P.S.
Sorry for the OT.

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Re: Do we have fast, accelerated, bug-free, supporting scaling SNES emulator ?
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Hyperion has had a new beta version for a year. This version is quite stable and has some new features, e.g. it works with some classic Amiga joystick adapters that do not work on public AmigaInput. I even appealed on the beta list to release AmigaInput via Amiupdate along with the release of Heretic II, because it's very nice to play Heretic and be able to use the crosshair and the left and right sticks independently. I remember that the developer working on the corrections in AmigaInput gave permission for this. Well, let's see what Hyperion will do.

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Re: Debuging NallePuh...
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@kas1e

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@All
Does anyone find some old 68k demos/apps which works now with new CIA stuff added ? Interesting to know if anything new working now as well.


I checked out SimCity 2000, and of course firing up the game is not that easy. I installed a patch from Aminet. Then I had to use the old Newmode program to promote the game to 640x480 mode in 8Bit. Then I still had to click 2 times on Ignore errors in GR. Only then does the game fire up, but unfortunately the graphics on my current Radeon RX 560 still display erroneously. I remember that 10 years ago when I still had the old Radeon HD 4770 it displayed fine. However, at that time, when I used CIAGent exclusively, the game did not make any sounds of itself, there was complete silence. Now, thanks to Nallepuh, there is sound.

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Re: Advice for X1000 Video Card
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@msteed
I have also heard that not only the Polaris cards, but also some of the latest models in the R7 family do not soft reset. However, my Radeon Power Color R7 240 fortunately does not have this problem. Specifically, I bought this model:

PowerColor R7 240

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Re: Advice for X1000 Video Card
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The graphics card in my X1000 also died a few weeks ago. I didn't want to buy Polaris because I depended on a soft reset, which is crucial with a computer that takes as long to boot as the X1000. So I bought an R7 240, probably the last model of the SI family that can be bought new on the European market (or at least in Poland you can still buy the last pieces). The old R9 270 card was indeed very large, had two huge fans and took up 2 slots. However, the R7 240 is sleek and tiny, occupies one slot on the case, and has one small fan. I think it's better to buy a new card from a reliable store than a used one at an auction, which has probably already been repaired and will not work for a long time.

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Re: What the fastest possible x64 emulation way of OS4 today ?
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@Maijestro

Thanks for the hint. I was using the public version 53.12 from OS4Depot, but I remembered that it wouldn't work for me even when I was emulating the SAM460. Fortunately, as a beta tester of the system, I also have access to a non-public version 53.11, which has the same featuress, and works with SAM460 emulation and it turns out that it also works with Pegasos 2 Emulation.

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Re: What the fastest possible x64 emulation way of OS4 today ?
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Ok, I've dealt with it. Now my modules are loading, but nothing continues to happen. Qemu just displays a black screen.



c:\Program Files\qemu>qemu-system-ppc -M pegasos2 -kernel BBoot/BBoot -initrd Kickstart.zip -vga none -device sm501 -drive if=none,id=cd,file=Pegasos2InstallCD-53.54.iso,format=raw -device ide-cd,drive=cd,bus=ide.1 -drive if=none,id=hd,file=hd.img,format=raw -device ide-hd,drive=hd,bus=ide.0 -device rtl8139,netdev=net0 -netdev user,id=net0 -rtc base=localtime -display sdl -serial stdio

BBoot 0.4 (24.7.2023)
/pci@80000000: io fe000000/10000 mem 80000000/40000000
/pci@80000000/host: 0:0.0 11ab:6460 60000 | 646011ab 0000 7
Added assigned-addresses
/pci@80000000/display: 0:1.0 126f:0501 38000 | 0501126f 0000 0
Added assigned-addresses, set interrupt 0009
2000810 0 80000000 0 4000000 | 00000000 ! 80000000
2000814 0 84000000 0 200000 | 00000000 ! 84000000
/pci@80000000/ethernet: 0:2.0 10ec:8139 20000 | 813910ec 0100 0
Added assigned-addresses, set interrupt 0109
1001010 0 fe001200 0 100 | 00000001 ! 00001201
2001014 0 84200000 0 100 | 00000000 ! 84200000
2001030 0 84240000 0 40000 | 00000000 ! 84240000
/pci@80000000/isa: 0:c.0 1106:8231 60100 | 82311106 0000 8
Added assigned-addresses
/pci@80000000/ide: 0:c.1 1106:0571 1018f | 05711106 010e 87
Added assigned-addresses
1006110 0 fe001000 0 8 | 00000001 ! 00001001
1006114 0 fe001008 0 4 | 00000001 ! 00001009
1006118 0 fe001010 0 8 | 00000001 ! 00001011
100611c 0 fe001018 0 4 | 00000001 ! 00001019
1006120 0 fe001020 0 10 | 00000001 ! 00001021
/pci@80000000/usb: 0:c.2 1106:3038 c0300 | 30381106 0409 7
Added assigned-addresses
1006220 0 fe001040 0 20 | 00000001 ! 00001041
/pci@80000000/usb: 0:c.3 1106:3038 c0300 | 30381106 0409 7
Added assigned-addresses
1006320 0 fe001060 0 20 | 00000001 ! 00001061
/pci@80000000/other: 0:c.4 1106:8235 68000 | 82351106 0009 0
Added assigned-addresses
/pci@80000000/sound: 0:c.5 1106:3058 40100 | 30581106 0309 4
Added assigned-addresses
1006510 0 fe001100 0 100 | 00000001 ! 00001101
1006514 0 fe001030 0 4 | 00000001 ! 00001031
1006518 0 fe001034 0 4 | 00000001 ! 00001035
/pci@80000000/pci1106,3068: 0:c.6 1106:3068 78000 | 30681106 0309 30
Added assigned-addresses
/pci@c0000000: io f8000000/10000 mem c0000000/20000000
/pci@c0000000/host: 0:0.0 11ab:6460 60000 | 646011ab 0000 7
Added assigned-addresses
Checking initrd at 0x600000-0x950daa (3476906 bytes)
Found zip with 64 entries
Parsing Kicklayout at 0x950daa (3241 bytes)
Booting config 1: AmigaOS_4.1_Final_Edition
Loading loader.of
Loading kernel
Loading FastFileSystem
Loading SmartFilesystem
Loading JXFileSystem
Loading peg2ide.device.kmod
Loading battclock.resource.kmod
Loading bootmenu.kmod
Loading bootimage
Loading CDFileSystem
Loading con-handler.kmod
Loading console.device.kmod
Loading diskboot.kmod
Loading diskboot.config
Loading diskcache.library.kmod
Loading dos.library.kmod
Loading elf.library.kmod
Loading env-handler.kmod
Loading FileSystem.resource.kmod
Loading gadtools.library.kmod
Loading gameport.device.kmod
Loading graphics.library.kmod
Loading hunk.library.kmod
Loading input.device.kmod
Loading intuition.library.kmod
Loading it8212ide.device.kmod
Loading keyboard.device.kmod
Loading keymap.library.kmod
Loading lsi53c8xx.device.kmod
Loading newlib.library.kmod
Loading nonvolatile.library.kmod
Loading nvram.config
Loading ps2.resource.kmod
Loading ram-handler.kmod
Loading ramdrive.device.kmod
Loading ramlib.kmod
Loading shell.kmod
Loading sii0680ide.device.kmod
Loading sii3112ide.device.kmod
Loading sii3114ide.device.kmod
Loading sii3512ide.device.kmod
Loading strap.kmod
Loading timer.device.kmod
Loading PCIGraphics.card
Loading ATIRadeon.chip
Loading 3dfxVoodoo.chip
Loading siliconmotion502.chip
Loading petunia.library.kmod
Loading usbresource.library
Loading usbsys.device
Loading hub.usbfd
Loading bootmouse.usbfd
Loading bootkeyboard.usbfd
Loading massstorage.usbfd
Loading uhci.usbhcd
Loading ohci.usbhcd
Loading ehci.usbhcd
Starting exec

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Re: What the fastest possible x64 emulation way of OS4 today ?
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Hi,

I tried in recent days Qemu with SAM460 emulation. I haven't had any major problems, but SAM460 emulation is very slow.

I decided to try it today with Pegasos 2. Unfortunately, I don't have firmware for this computer, so I wanted to use the BBoot tool. I did everything with the instructions. I use the Qemu compilation for Windows dated 22.08.2023 After that I typed the command line:


qemu-system-ppc -M pegasos2
-kernel bboot/BBoot -initrd Kickstart.zip -vga none -device sm501
-drive if=none,id=cd,file=AmigaOS_4.1_Final_Edition.iso,format=raw
-device ide-cd,drive=cd,bus=ide.1
-drive if=none,id=hd,file=hd.img,format=raw
-device ide-hd,drive=hd,bus=ide.0
-device rtl8139,netdev=net0
-netdev user,id=net0
-rtc base=localtime -display gtk oder -display sdl
-serial stdio

Unfortunately, I receive a message:

"warning: Using Virtual OpenFirmware but no -kernel option."

What am I doing wrong?

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Re: SuperMario64 port to OS4 anyone?
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@rjd324

My Controller works directly, I did not use Amiga Input Anywhere. Maybe Your controller is not assigned to this base?

https://www.amigans.net/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=8246

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Re: SuperMario64 port to OS4 anyone?
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@rjd324

In my X5000 and Logitech F310, the controller works very well and the game is very comfortable. You do not even need to configure anything, because the corresponding pad buttons are immediately assigned.

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Re: SuperMario64 port to OS4 anyone?
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I'm also keen to test the game. I own an X5000 040 with Polaris and an X1000 with R9 270.
Please ask for a link.

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Re: 2023 - March - Terri-Fried
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My score:
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Re: 2023 - February - VoxelNoid
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@AmigaOldskooler

My score:
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Re: Lion Heart proper config ?
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@kas1e

I didn't notice the differences.

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Re: Lion Heart proper config ?
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Ok, I just updated Slave 2.3. In fact, he has a lot of corrections related to graphics displaying. I activated them all. This is how I can also play at the CPU = max. Of course, the NOVBRMOVE parameter, as in the case of the previous version of Slave, I have active.

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Re: Lion Heart proper config ?
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@kas1e
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Thanks! It is definitely better on your video, and you have no issues with clouds for sure!

Just in case, while i mimic your config, can you please also compare with my file sizes if we use the same versions or not:

Whdload:

I use WHDLoad_usr.lha 1432278 Bytes created 2022-05-30
Also i use latest whdload install archive for LionHeart from whdload.de which is of 115.787 size. It is version 2.3 (01.01.21) done by Psygore (where you also can set some other fixes for LionHeart)

The game itself is:

Lionheart (1993)(Thalion)(Disk 1 of 4).zip : 832,867
Lionheart (1993)(Thalion)(Disk 2 of 4).zip : 769,277
Lionheart (1993)(Thalion)(Disk 3 of 4).zip : 788,764
Lionheart (1993)(Thalion)(Disk 4 of 4).zip : 765,254

Is all the same for you ?



I apply the principle that if the game works with an older version of WHDload, I try not to update WHDload to the latest version, because I know that sometimes it can bring more problems than good. For Lionheart I use the WHDload 17.2 version (01.12.2013). I did not know that there was a newer inscription Slave, I use the old one from 2014 (2.2), but I will try to check with the newer.

I don't remember where I got the game anymore, it has been on my disk for many years. I only know that I do not have a diskette images in the catalog, only one subdirectory Date with size 3293546 bytes, where all data from Lionheart is unpacked.

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Re: Lion Heart proper config ?
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@kas1e

However, I think it looks better on me. See for yourself




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Re: Lion Heart proper config ?
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@kas1e

Yes, Lionheart is difficult to emulate. Set CPU_SPEED = real. At my old e-uae sdl (without jit), the whdload version works quite well.

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Re: FHeroes2 : load/save ?
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@SinanSam460

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I downladed the sources, I will try compiling this weekend.


Have you tried to compile?

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Re: Anyone have success using Audio Evolution 4?
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@Hans

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Alternatively, does anyone still have contact with Davy?


Davy is now developing an Audio Evolution in a mobile version. He is probably an administrator hiding under nick DWrae and I think that it would be easiest to make contact with him.

https://www.extreamsd.com/forum/index.php

The second option may be the contact form on the official website of Extream Software.

info@audio-evolution.com

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