FS-UAE standalone USB

[Dunny]

Originally Posted by Seiya

don't work this command:
"-bash: copy: command not found"

The command is "cp", not "copy".

[Seiya]

Originally Posted by nobody

because probably you are using the old version??

i'm trying from 4.1.2.
however, CTRL+ALT+F3 works. i copied alsa.conf in /amiga/.
change settings.
but then i have to copy again in alsa directory or to leave it in /amiga/?

however don't load in anycase

[nobody]

Did you read this?

Originally Posted by nobody

Run amilator usb. Press Ctrl-Alt-F1 to go in a terminal or F2, F3 etc
Login as root, password root
run the following command
cp /usr/share/alsa/alsa.conf /amiga/
It will copy alsa.conf to your usb root directory.
Restart PC then open alsa.conf with a text editor preferably Notepad++
find the lines
defaults.ctl.card 0
defaults.pcm.card 0 they are lines 68-69 on Notepad++
change 0 to 1. Save.
Open searchadf file inside /floppies (with Notepad++)
Add with your text editor the following:
cp /amiga/alsa.conf /usr/share/alsa/
alsactl restore

Reboot PC, run Amilator again and see for yourself.

[Seiya]

Originally Posted by nobody

Open searchadf file inside /floppies (with Notepad++)
Add with your text editor the following:
cp /amiga/alsa.conf /usr/share/alsa/
alsactl restore

i haven't searchadf in /floppies
however i made it by hand

Originally Posted by Dunny

The command is "cp", not "copy".

i know.
the problem was that "cp" commands didn't work with CTRL+ALT+F1 (Debian live tty1)
It works only with CTRL+ALT+F3 (Debian live tty3)

[nobody]

So you didn't download the 2nd file here
https://www.dropbox.com/s/bz0l9r6yqr...chadf.zip?dl=0

Download it and drop it to floppies directory in usb.
Then add the lines as above post.

also add this line to your configuration file (what ever .fs-uae you use, it's inside configs in usb)

uaem_write_flags=0

[Seiya]

i change setting by hand and now it works.
thanks for you assistance
and i will download "searchadf"

[AMIGASYSTEM]

nobody on FS-UAE you can use a WebCam as on WinUAE?

[Seiya]

however now it works, but with no sounds. It not detect Sound Blaster Audigy and so set at "generic mode" (i think mute).
I used linux many years ago, but this audio card was supported and worked very well.

[nobody]

Is it a PC or laptop?
You disabled the onboard sound card in BIOS if it's a PC with 2 cards?
What is the model of the card?
And finally did it work on previous Amilator? I guess not.

Try these on a terminal

lspci -vv

lshw -class multimedia

aplay -l

and tell us what you get

[Dunny]

Yeah, I get "OpenAL could not open audio device" if I change alsa.conf. Leaving those values at 0 works fine, even with toccata enabled.

[Seiya]

It is desktop PC
my audio cards is: Emu10k2 (SB0090 Audigy Player)
kernel driver in use: snd_emu10k1
kernel module: snd_emu10k1

lshw -class multimedia don't work

aplay -|= noting (only ">_" in terminal


Alsamixer found: HDA Ati HDMI e Audigy
by default is set to HDA ATI HDMI
if i can set as default audigy, maybe could work

[nobody]

Originally Posted by Dunny

Yeah, I get "OpenAL could not open audio device" if I change alsa.conf. Leaving those values at 0 works fine, even with toccata enabled.

Of course because you changed default sound card.

Originally Posted by Seiya

It is desktop PC
my audio cards is: Emu10k2 (SB0090 Audigy Player)
kernel driver in use: snd_emu10k1
kernel module: snd_emu10k1

lshw -class multimedia don't work

aplay -|= noting (only ">_" in terminal


Alsamixer found: HDA Ati HDMI e Audigy
by default is set to HDA ATI HDMI
if i can set as default audigy, maybe could work

Just do the steps I told you and enable audigy as default.
And you need
aplay -l it's an L

[Seiya]

ah ok.
however, now there is another problem.
Openal: could not open audio device
E: [pulseaudio] main_c: failed do kill deamon: no such process

[nobody]

Does fs-uae start?

aplay -l
Will tell you what card you must use.

[Seiya]

however, now i have to see the usb config. maybe some file are corrupted.
fs-uae don't start.

[nobody]

Also this command will tell you:

cat /proc/asound/cards

[Dunny]

How would one determine if 2D acceleration is being used?

[nobody]

glxinfo | grep "direct rendering"

[Dunny]

glxinfo not found, doesn't seem to be included in filesystem.squashfs.

[nobody]

Well if you press F12 you can tell if screen is moving smoothly. If not it's a slideshow everytime you press F12.