Input target "Reset emulation"

AmiGer · 30 September 2004, 13:54

I would like to define a key with "Reset emulation" in WINUae. But in "Host/Input/Input Target" I can only find "Quit emulator". Is it possible to implement the reset ?
Thanks.

IFW · 30 September 2004, 23:38

ctrl-windows-windows

AmiGer · 01 October 2004, 08:17

I would like to define just ONE key (e.g. on the numeric keypad) to reset the machine...

Thanks anyway

Toni Wilen · 07 October 2004, 10:22

Done. I guess hard reset (=kill all reset-surviving programs) is better choice than normal soft reset?

AmiGer · 08 October 2004, 10:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by Toni Wilen

Done. I guess hard reset (=kill all reset-surviving programs) is better choice than normal soft reset?

Great, that's ok for me. Thanks.

But to avoid future requirements: why not implement two options "Hard reset" and "Soft reset". But it's not such important, I think.

30 September 2004, 13:54	#1
AmiGer Registered User Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Germany Posts: 348	Input target "Reset emulation" I would like to define a key with "Reset emulation" in WINUae. But in "Host/Input/Input Target" I can only find "Quit emulator". Is it possible to implement the reset ? Thanks. __________________ * CARE project: Click here *

01 October 2004, 08:17	#3
AmiGer Registered User Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Germany Posts: 348	I would like to define just ONE key (e.g. on the numeric keypad) to reset the machine... Thanks anyway __________________ * CARE project: Click here *

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