English Amiga Board - View Single Post - What difference exists between RAM: Real and RAM: Automatic

White · 02 May 2020, 05:01

Toni, sorry I just wanted to tell you that the options activated with the "real" memory
if I try to remove even one of these options in the FPU section the programs oddly don't work or stop working.

for example, if I use "uae memory" the screen remains stuck on the red color when starting winuae
while if I use "automatic memory" the programs randomly freeze
Odyssey ffplay e-uae ecc.

I hope it will be useful in some way if you decide to investigate.
Thanks.

While the programs do not conflict with each other with these options
I leave you a short summary with "real memory" they work with these options.
while instead the programs do not conflict with each other with these options and work perfectly odyssey e-uae ffplay emotion etc. :
AGA
ZorroIII
RTG 128 mb

8bit
All
All
A8R8G8B8

cpu 060
Unimplemened CPU emu
MMU None
FPU
CPU internal
more compatible
Host (64-bit)

sorry for the additional note, if you need some log or other I remain at your disposal.
Thanks.

02 May 2020, 05:01	#7
White Registered User Join Date: Sep 2016 Location: italy Posts: 1,480	Toni, sorry I just wanted to tell you that the options activated with the "real" memory if I try to remove even one of these options in the FPU section the programs oddly don't work or stop working. for example, if I use "uae memory" the screen remains stuck on the red color when starting winuae while if I use "automatic memory" the programs randomly freeze Odyssey ffplay e-uae ecc. I hope it will be useful in some way if you decide to investigate. Thanks. While the programs do not conflict with each other with these options I leave you a short summary with "real memory" they work with these options. while instead the programs do not conflict with each other with these options and work perfectly odyssey e-uae ffplay emotion etc. : AGA ZorroIII RTG 128 mb 8bit All All A8R8G8B8 cpu 060 Unimplemened CPU emu MMU None FPU CPU internal more compatible Host (64-bit) sorry for the additional note, if you need some log or other I remain at your disposal. Thanks.