For some reason the changelog refers to version 1.12.3....

1.12.3 - 02 May 2006

 

* New: Uthernet card support

** Allows internet access when used with the Contiki OS

** See: Uthernet.txt

 

* New: Floating bus support

** Fixes the hang at Drol's cut-scene

** Bob Bishop's Money Munchers is a little bit closer to working

 

* Change: Added support for SSC receive IRQ (eg. Z-Link)

* Fix: Checkerboard cursor is back for //e mode

* Fix: [bug #6778] enable harddisk not working in 1.12.9.1

* Fix: [bug #6790] Right click menu stops working on drives

* Fix: [bug #7231] AppleWin installed in path with spaces

>> Get it HERE.

At last I can release my first emulator. It is called RMESS and is basically MESS with some fixes applied.

Changelog for version 105

* make .n64 the default extension for the n64 (not tested)

* add two new drivers:

- super80 and super80v

* Quickload:

- Fix autorun especially for BASIC programs

- Allow "wrap-around" loads

- Fix various "Access Violation" issues

- Add dipswitch option to turn Autorun off

* The above Quickload fixes applied to:

- exidy and clones

- mbee and clones

- vz200 and clones.

* Microbee:

- fix soft reset

- fix sound that was broken for some games in MESS 0.105

- fix colours from getting overwritten by green

- fix cursor modes

- add Auto-resize option

- enable small character set

- fix "extra insert" key

* Exidy and exidyd, remove "Not Working" flag, as everything works except for the cassette system

Notes on Super-80

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It is about 95% complete, and it runs all my software apart from one game.

Bug file:

- cassette system doesn't work

- the 6845 "interlace" and "interlace and video" modes not emulated

- Natural keyboard has problems when Shift key pressed

- Keyboard interrupt doesn't work if keyboard isn't being scanned

- Parallel / Serial interface board not emulated

NOTE: The Auto-Resize dipswitch in the super80 and microbee drivers requires you to do a hard reset after changing the setting.

>> You can download it HERE (source included).

It began here...

Hi there,

 

I've released the first version of my port of Daedalus for the PSP.

 

To cut a long story short, I managed to port the emulator over fairly quickly, but after starting a new job, development ground to a halt. A few months later I saw the buzz surrounding PSMonkey's N64 emu, and thought I'd have to finally bite the bullet and let people see what I had been working on.

 

This is quite important: The emulator is far from perfect - many (most) roms don't currently boot, and there are all sorts of crashes, graphical glitches and performance issues. There's no sound or savegame support either This should really be treated as a teaser of what's possible in the future. Hopefully if I have enough time and motivation I'll be able to make a lot of headway with these problems.

 

Despite all that, the emulator is showing some great signs of progress. Super Mario 64 is looking pretty good...

 

The next big tasks for me to tackle are to fix various crashes (i.e. many roms boot but then bug out after a few seconds) and improve performance (i.e. Mario currently only runs at around 20-25% of full speed).

Since then, R2 has been released.

Changes:

[~] Removed hard-coded paths.

[!] Recognise.z64/.rom files extensions etc.

[~] Boot in user mode.

[~] Debug console is colourised correctly.

>> Get it HERE.

VBALink is a normal Visualboy Advance for Windows, but it supports up to four* GBAs linked together (two when using Wireless adapter)!

 

New version 1.8.0 beta0 is out!

New features:

 

* Wireless addapter over LAN (maybe even fast enough for Internet play.-)

* Better connectivity

>> Get it HERE.