sabrecheeky
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Just been trying this out, and not been too successful!
I have E-UAE set up in various places to clone my (still going strong!) A1200 with harddisk, memory expansion, accelerator, etc. P-UAE is obviously a branch of E-UAE, given that the title bar still says E-UAE! I have edited .uaerc to setup my .hdfs and seems to go fine.
CPU Selection?
The emulator allows me to select 68020 as the processor, but seems to switch it back to 68000 after running. I noticed 'cpu_type=68ec020' was missing from .uaerc, so added it. But the emulator just ignored it anyway! I suppose it is nice to see the guru screen whenever I forget to change it ><.
Colours
The AGA colours seem messed up - My lovely 128 colour workbench has been reduced to 4 colour yuckiness! I tried 'Slamtilt' and 'UFO: Enemy Unknown', two AGA games, and the colours were very wrong, some seemed missing as if the game was still running under OCS.
Running a few OCS games under WHDload works not bad considering... still slow of course, but the colours seemed right.
Game Ports
The emulator recognises that there is a 'Joystick 0' in the system, but it doesn't seem to be binded. Selecting cursor keys allows me to uses the dpad, but no fire button I can find!
Full Screen Mode
In E-UAE you select fullscreen by pressing F12 along with 'S' together. This is not possible on the pandora keyboard. The 'native resolution' for my PAL machine is 320x256 or 640x256, which E-UAE and P-UAE pixel double up to 640x512, slightly too big for the pandora screen. Some nice hardware scaling would be great here!
I see over at EAB that Gnostic is still working on P-UAE, but he doesn't have a pandora. I really wish I had some coding skill to give this emulator some love. I installed my floppies to hard drive many years ago, using the great WHDload and various other utilities. I have boxes of amiga floppies still around, but they are riddled with read-write errors (I suppose after 20+ years, that is to be expected!) so attempting to .adf them up to use in UAE4All was a frustrating effort!
I have to admit the thought of E-UAE in my pocket was the deciding factor on that fateful day in Sept 2008 when I ordered my pandora, but of course reality reared its ugly head again! I'd love to see this alternative to UAE4all grow and mature - is anyone with the skills still working on it?
I have E-UAE set up in various places to clone my (still going strong!) A1200 with harddisk, memory expansion, accelerator, etc. P-UAE is obviously a branch of E-UAE, given that the title bar still says E-UAE! I have edited .uaerc to setup my .hdfs and seems to go fine.
CPU Selection?
The emulator allows me to select 68020 as the processor, but seems to switch it back to 68000 after running. I noticed 'cpu_type=68ec020' was missing from .uaerc, so added it. But the emulator just ignored it anyway! I suppose it is nice to see the guru screen whenever I forget to change it ><.
Colours
The AGA colours seem messed up - My lovely 128 colour workbench has been reduced to 4 colour yuckiness! I tried 'Slamtilt' and 'UFO: Enemy Unknown', two AGA games, and the colours were very wrong, some seemed missing as if the game was still running under OCS.
Running a few OCS games under WHDload works not bad considering... still slow of course, but the colours seemed right.
Game Ports
The emulator recognises that there is a 'Joystick 0' in the system, but it doesn't seem to be binded. Selecting cursor keys allows me to uses the dpad, but no fire button I can find!
Full Screen Mode
In E-UAE you select fullscreen by pressing F12 along with 'S' together. This is not possible on the pandora keyboard. The 'native resolution' for my PAL machine is 320x256 or 640x256, which E-UAE and P-UAE pixel double up to 640x512, slightly too big for the pandora screen. Some nice hardware scaling would be great here!
I see over at EAB that Gnostic is still working on P-UAE, but he doesn't have a pandora. I really wish I had some coding skill to give this emulator some love. I installed my floppies to hard drive many years ago, using the great WHDload and various other utilities. I have boxes of amiga floppies still around, but they are riddled with read-write errors (I suppose after 20+ years, that is to be expected!) so attempting to .adf them up to use in UAE4All was a frustrating effort!
I have to admit the thought of E-UAE in my pocket was the deciding factor on that fateful day in Sept 2008 when I ordered my pandora, but of course reality reared its ugly head again! I'd love to see this alternative to UAE4all grow and mature - is anyone with the skills still working on it?