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V17 Linux Set Fullspeed & Segmentation Fault #270

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Silace29 opened this issue Aug 22, 2024 · 1 comment
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V17 Linux Set Fullspeed & Segmentation Fault #270

Silace29 opened this issue Aug 22, 2024 · 1 comment

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@Silace29
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Describe the bug
I have tried to build PCem using the read me file instruction on my unix based OS (Raspberry OS) I have started the process over twice and each time when I get to the step that involves typing ./pcem I get the following two responses:
Set fullspeed - 0 0 0
Segmentation fault

To Reproduce

  1. Download V17 Linux
  2. Copy over your ROMs into the ROMs folder
  3. Make sure you have these dependencies:
    SDL2
    wxWidgets 3.x
    OpenAL
  4. in terminal type:
    a. ./configure --enable-release
    b. make
    c. ./pcem

Expected behavior
I expect it to open the application.

Emulator configuration
(I haven't gotten this far yet? in the config file it says /bin/machine = unknown)

  • Machine:
  • CPU:
  • Graphics/sound cards:
  • Installed OS

Host machine

  • Operating System: Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm)
    Kernel: Linux 6.6.31+rpt-rpi-2712
    Architecture: arm64

Additional context
I am sorry if I am missing important context or if I did something clearly wrong. I am new to setting up projects like this and am trying to set up an emulator of windows 98 for my girlfriend for her birthday and get games she used to play on there.

@ruben-balea
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It seems to work under arm32, if you don't need 64 bit support for anything else you can try installing the 32 bit Raspberry OS https://www.raspberrypi.com/software/operating-systems/#raspberry-pi-os-32-bit

BTW you need a powerful Pi to run Windows 98, I guess at least a 4, my 3B+ had trouble emulating anything over a late 386 or a very early 486 at full speed...

I don't have it compiled right now for any Raspberry, I compiled v15 in 2019 just for fun but I haven't used the Raspberry again since the SD died a few months later, the official touchscreen housing make it a bit harder to replace the SD and I was using that Pi as a digital photo frame/weather station thing so I put it in a drawer and haven't used it again.

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