@lallafa: thanx, i'll apply the patch with the next push..
btw, my macbook pro will arrive tomorrow, woot! |
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BTW my wishes for the Mac version: - a kompatible CD ROM Emulation for PUAE. The SCSI Emu is functional, but a little bit bad. You don't have a CD in drive, when start E-UAE/PUAE. If so, the SCSI emulation don't work in this case. - same problem with joystick/-pad emulation. The joystick (usb) must plugged in at start of (E/P)UAE, if not, the joystick don't work. all other things, i.e. the On-Emulation-GUI is very good (change disks, grab mouse, etc.). PS: is it possible to grab the mouse automatically at startup of PUAE? |
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one more thing :)
- we need a little disk swap gui in fullscreen mode ;) |
No joy for me either .. used some of the suggestions mentioned here and tried to compile osx 10.6 and I get this:
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It seems, that your source tried to build with xwindows. Mac OS X don't support this. You must build using SDL! i.e.: ./configure CFLAGS="-m32" LDFLAGS="-m32" CPPFLAGS="-m32" --with-sdl --with-sdl-sound --with-sdl-gl --with-sdl-gfx --enable-drvsnd |
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Thanks I appreciate the "push" in the right direction.. I'll give it a go and see how it works.. I figured it had to be something stupid .. I think the confusing part is that OSX has X .. that probably sent me down the wrong path. If you can .. could you post a working binary in the zone incase my efforts fail horribly (and I fully expect them not to work...) question .. people are using the sources in github right? .. there isn't a separate "osx" set of source files that I should be using? .. |
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Ok, I have build my last build of UAE at time of E-UAE.
GnoStIC now own a MBP and I think, a fresh binary comes asap :) |
you're probably missing sdl.. did you install sdl ?
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thanks for the tip .. ill just reinstall sdl and see what happens. |
I too am having trouble compiling PUAE on my system... Could somebody upload a bin to the Zone!? I don't see one there currently.
Thank you!! -P |
Just recently got a Macbook Pro and hate the hassle of running Boot Camp so looking for an alternative to WinUAE, I managed to get E-UAE running with picasso96 and WHDLoad but the performance is no way near as good as on WinUAE.
The whole compiling thing is a little over my head, is it worth the effort for someone without a clue just now with P-UAE or is there a better way to emulate Amiga on OS X leopard or am I best just running WinUAE via Boot Camp I would just rather avoid having two Operating Systems installed, any help would be great. |
Have a look in the Zone; there's a DMG for PUAE beta in there.
Check the beta thread for progress, but there will be fairly regular builds. |
I tried to run it but it says it doesn't support my version of OS X, do I need to install any other software?
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hmm, I compiled it with Snow Leopard but it shouldn't require any version in particular: I'll have a look into it.
Could you see if there's any PUAE.log in the console and, if so, post what it says? Or post the error from console? Actually, I believe you need the SDL framework installed: http://www.libsdl.org/, specifically http://www.libsdl.org/release/SDL-1.2.14.dmg |
Cheers, chiark, I got it working :great
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Excellent! Still lots to do, but the aim is to get to the point that WinUAE is not needed :)
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That would be awesome! its a little more difficult configuring but I'm getting there :great
EDIT: I have no problems running adf's, but does anyone know how to sort the following WHDLoad error, or am I getting too far ahead of myself :) DOS-ERROR 235 (bad loadfile hunk) on loading "MonkeyIsland2.Slave" |
i have a lot of problems with P-UAE and HD's (including the same error as yourself BobRedthorp) - i beleive there are still problems with HD setups which prevent it from being entirely usable for purist HD users like myself!
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