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1. Amiga emulator windows install#
2. Amiga emulator windows driver#
3. Amiga emulator windows manual#
4. Amiga emulator windows software#
5. Amiga emulator windows code#

Amiga emulator windows manual#

Reading the E-UAE manual tells me that pressing F12+s (the 's' key on your keyboard, not the shift key) should toggle between fullscreen and windowed mode. From WinUAE I was used to play games in fullscreen, which brought them much bigger on the screen. One thing that annoyed me was that E-UAE was running in windowed mode. This brought back my beloved Amiga sound!Īlmost there. All we have to do is to put this program in front of our uae program call: padsp src/uae There is a way to emulate this device using padsp. Searching the web brought up a surprisingly simple solution. Obviously the /dev/dsp device is gone since earlier versions of Ubuntu.

Amiga emulator windows driver#

Sound driver unavailable: Sound output disabled The good news was that graphics was working, and the game started up in a nice little window! The bad news: audio did not, so there was no sound! Ok, going back to the E-UAE console brings up the following important lines: Can't open /dev/dsp: No such file or directory Restarting E-UAE ended with good and bad news. uaerc file: floppy0=/my/path/to/adf/collection/Lemmings_disk_1_of_2.adfįloppy1=/my/path/to/adf/collection/Lemmings_disk_2_of_2.adf uaerc file under my user home directory with the following content: kickstart_rom_file=roms/kick.romįiring up E-UAE again now shows me a familiar hand holding a floppy - not bad! So l grabbed the ADF files of one of my favourite games ever and made another entry in my. uaerc in the user's home directory, which contains all of E-UAEs settings. How will E-UAE find this file there? By default, E-UAE looks for a configuration file named. I had this file still laying around somewhere from running WinUAE, so I copied it over from my Windows partition into a roms subdirectory of e-uae. Sifting through the E-UAE output in my console finds the following important line: "Failed to load Kickstart image 'kick.rom'"

Amiga emulator windows install#

Ok, I don't want to install GTK+ on my system, so we'll have to go along without the nice graphical configuration dialog that I was used to from WinUAE. Reading the E-UAE README it explains to me that a GUI is only available for platforms supporting the GTK+ toolkit.

Lot's of output on my console, but no GUI. Running make again ended up with a first success: E-UAE compiled on my system! So let's fire it up: src/uae Ok, that should not be a major problem: sudo apt-get install libxext-dev Next big disappointment: E-UAE compiles with an error complaining about a missing libxext library. Next download this file into a directory of your choice (for example your home directory). So I started from there: sudo apt-get install build-essential checkinstall There is a somewhat outdated guide for installing E-UAE from source available at Ubuntu help. So immediately my hopes dropped that I could get UAE running on my beloved Ubuntu.Īnyways, I wanted to give it a try. Seeing that this latest version of E-UAE (0.8.29) is dated March 2007 made it no surprise to me that E-UAE installation using the preconfigured Ubuntu package failed - the E-UAE package just seems to be no longer maintained.

Amiga emulator windows code#

I found the E-UAE source code at Richard Drummond's site Ok, that was obviously not the way to go.

Amiga emulator windows software#

After installing E-UAE using Ubuntu Software Centre and starting it, I was greeted with a program crash report. Audio: Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 03)Ī Linux version of WinUAE named E-UAE is available from the Ubuntu Software Centre, so my first thought was: that's gonna be easy! Alas, it was not.Graphics: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 07).