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Same for me with mouse, crashes when I press the fire button on the mouse.

I tried the registered version of Descent but had no luck with DOS32A. It launches, but whenever I press the second button of my Gamepad the game crashes back to DOS.

I came across something I would like to add as a wish. support for partitions larger than 8gb... or support for more than 2 VHD. The largest partitions you can use with AO486 seems to be 8064 MB or maybe 8040MB, somewhere in that area at least. Partitions larger than that will get errors. I tried making a 32gb VHD and I can use it, even with more ...

I added some games too.

Caldor wrote: ↑Sun Aug 16, 2020 7:37 pm

Chris23235 wrote: ↑Sun Aug 16, 2020 5:48 pm It would be great to be able to connect a USB CD Rom

Do USB CD-Rom drives even support audio-CD playable? I do have two... 3 I guess, USB-DVD drives, but I have not tried using them for audio CDs, only for ripping CDs.

USB CD-Drives are capable of everything an internal CD-Drive is capable of.

It would be great to be able to connect a USB CD Rom

Virtua Fighter 2 was a Win95 game, surprisingly enough it doesn't seem to need a 3D-Card to work, but at least a P90. It used MMX.

Daemon Tools still randomly hangs for me a lot *shrugs* But yes, when it works, it works. :) I have found that if you have mounted some ISO in Daemon Tools and then reboot Windows, you should remember to unmount it, or it will freeze / crash when you try to open This Computer or otherwise see the virtual drive. But after unmounting, you can mount ...

Leaving opimisation to QEMM worked fine for me, with Expanded Memory I have 635K free memory.

The latest update fixes the Joystick in X-Wing and Tie Fighter.

Joystick detection is now properly triggered and works. It is still broken in Tie Fighter CD. Here the Joystick is detected but doesn't respond to any button.

In Windows 95 it is possible to get Daemon Tools running, if you need Red Book Audio try this. You have to install USB Drivers and the Windows 2.0 installer first, but then everything works.

Works fine for me:

Ladies and Gentleman, there is an official release Congratulations and many thanks to Sorgelig, FPGAzumSpass and everybody else who helped to make this core such a fantastic experience.

I did this morning a quick fix regarding the joystick support to work as usual and allowing 4 players play. 20200813171030-funkycochise-D94C0A39-0BED-46DF-BEED-09AA790176F9.jpeg https://github.com/funkycochise/Gauntlet_FPGA/blob/master/rtl/boards/MiSTer/_Arcade/cores/Arcade-Gauntlet_20200813.rbf Many thanks for this core, even if it is a cash grab...

You have to map X to one of your controller buttons, as it is also Fire 2 (Magic) ingame. You can map the key to your controller from the core menu.

Since the original IBM PC used 8088, legacy IO uses consecutive addresses, but since PC-98 used 8086 from the beginning, 8bit IO was directly connected to the 16bit data bus from the beginning. As a result, there are completely different peripherals connected to even and odd addresses. For example, an interrupt controller is connected to IO addres...

From the first cache version onwards.

It's not the change to 4 button Gravis, it stopped working before. It works in the last official core, but once the cache was implemented the Joystick stopped working.

Cache41 works for me with the Mister Main from the Cache41 archive.

Same for me and a lot of yes

Same with Star Wars TIE Fighter Collector's CD-ROM. TIE Fighter Collector's CD-ROM works for me, even in Hi-Res (the joystick is not recognised, but I didn't manage to get joystick support working in X-Wing or TIE Fighter in any version with any of the Cache versions). Tie Fighter Colllector's CD 94/95 and X Wing Collector's CD 94/95 works for me....

Interesting, many thanks, I will try this for sure. Is it for the last official core or the recent test builds?

We already know a few things: - Current performance hovers right around the 486SX/33 mark overall - There isn't likely to be a HUGE performance improvement in any respect beyond this, so even if performance was _doubled_ somehow from today, you're still looking at 486SX/66 levels of performance This depends heavily on the game, the Doom timedemo i...

That's strange, what kind of image do you try to mount, I only mounted cue/bin and cue/iso images yet.

After I had Win95 up and running, I backed this vhd up on my main computer, just because of this. Win95 had the tendency to corrupt itself up to a state where it wouldn't boot any more.

Daemon Tools works for me in OSR2, which version do you use? I use 3.47.

I use a config.sys with different menuitems, within the menuitem EM I use QEMM and here it works, but it also works without QEMM with the menuitem XM. [common] DOS=HIGH,UMB FILES=40 BUFFERS=40 LASTDRIVE=H [menu] menuitem=EMC, Expanded memory + Mouse + CD-ROM menuitem=XMC, Extended memory + Mouse + CD-ROM menuitem=CMC, Conventional Memory only + Mou...

rhester72 wrote: ↑Mon Aug 03, 2020 1:26 pm

jordi wrote: ↑Mon Aug 03, 2020 9:59 am yep descent 1/2 crashes dos4gw.

Same with Star Wars TIE Fighter Collector's CD-ROM.

TIE Fighter Collector's CD-ROM works for me, even in Hi-Res (the joystick is not recognised, but I didn't manage to get joystick support working in X-Wing or TIE Fighter in any version with any of the Cache versions).

I just tried the Win95 version of X-Wing, it was unplayable, but then this game had a Pentium in the system requirement, if I recall correct.

Was anyone able to get Joystick support working in Win95. I always get "not connected" in the control panel. I tried the 2 axis 2 buttons Joystick that - as far as I recall - work without drivers and the Gravis Gamepad Pro that needs drivers. I installed the Xperience 4.5 drivers from Gravis but had no luck. For anybody trying it, I foun...