cant get 1.81 to roll

[me_882]

hello all, i cant get 1.81 to roll on my b*v 3100...i was useing 1.70 but i dont have an uncompiled version of it anymore to make the apropriat edits for the new streaming so i tried to get 1.81 going...i edited it compiled it and replaced my 1.70 exe with the 1.81 but no roll which leads me to thinking it is not compatible with my 1.70 folders ini or something like that. any sugestions on what to do or where to get 1.70 uncompiled would be great...btw fyi 1.70 rolls but ocasionaly looses a chanel or so for 15 to 20 mins at a time, which gets a lil anoying when u trying to watch that chanel lol

[Crazy1_79]

welcome to my world, I have had issues with AR as well. SeaBoard will come in here and tell you it is a problem with your .ini file

[norton]

1.9 was released late last night. I got it up and running this afternoon. It rolled on 2 systems within minutes. Grab it from thefileshop and see if it works for you. Probably can still get 1.70 from there if you really wanted it.

[me_882]

thanks all for the quick responses this site is great...but i tried 1.9 but cant get it to roll either on my avr b*V AVR SET UP USING MY OLD 1.70 FOLDER. i compiled without issues but still wont roll ,could someone post there folder minus there exe so you know who dosnt loose his mind so i can compsre files and figur what the fucks up
.................................................. ...................tyiav

[seaboard18]

My version of cemu10b_v1.3.8 will AR. However, if you guys can compile, you can fix a few of the older versions.


morph cpu Updates
The following is compatible with cemu versions 1.6 - 1.82b

Adds additional mapcalls, although current morph is not using them.

OF NOTE: Some versions of cemu have inadvertantly included a morph_cpu temp fix that reversed a ternary condtional operator in the BRSET/BRCLR opcodes in morph_cpu.cc.


case 0x00: case 0x01: case 0x02: case 0x03: case 0x04: case 0x05: case 0x06: case 0x07: case 0x08: case 0x09: case 0x0A: case 0x0B: case 0x0C: case 0x0D: case 0x0E: case 0x0F: // BRSET BRCLR
{
int bit=(ins&0x0F)>>1;
de(c_printf(",#%X",bit))
cc.c=bitset(op,bit);
branch((ins&0x01) ? !cc.c:cc.c);
break;
}



These updates include code that fixes the functioning of those opcodes (in morph2.h)..
Do not reverse the ternary conditional operator as was done in the temp fix a while back, as the code included in morph2.h takes care of this.

Replace morph_cpu.cc, morph_cpu.h, morph2.h and recompile..

Remember to remove the .ZIP extension..

Heve fun!


hxtp://www.thefileshop.com/showthread.php?t=3622

[me_882]

ok i tried 1.9 and 1.92 still cant get keys to roll in any of the folders i have...im realy stumped on this one because it seems to work for other peeps, could i be useing an outdated djgpp or uncompatible bin files and ini file although i have already tried variouse ini files. i am runing cemu in windows... is anyone else runing in windows or are these versions only working on flopy disk. any help or sugestions would be greatly apreciated.

[Crazy1_79]

i always hacve issues too me, i am glad someone else came along that get it roll come hell or high water either.

[Jcar1]

I don't know if this will help,but I could not get 1.9 to roll and what worked for me was coping this code and pasting it at the end of my CEMU configuration file on my floppy disk and I renamed the file CEMU.CONF


# THIS IS NOT A COMPLETE cemu.conf FILE.
# YOU MAY ADD THIS TO AN EXISTING cemu.conf.

autodate 2
# SETS N2DATES TO ALWAYS BE 2 DAYS FROM *NOW*, AUTOMATICALLY ADVANCING.

#autodate 0
# DISABLE AUTOMATIC N2DATE

magicblack 5
# ENABLE MULTIPLE BLACKOUTS, READ 5 BLACKOUTS FROM blackoutfile.
# NOTE: blackoutfile MUST HAVE AT LEAST 5 LINES, OTHERWISE CRASH.

#magicblack 0
# DISABLE MULTIPLE BLACKOUTS.

blackoutfile bla.ck
# READ BLACKOUTS FROM bla.ck. DEFAULT IS BLACKOUT.CONF.

[Crazy1_79]

ol, jcar1 didn't know you were still around

[Jcar1]

Yes sir, been busy with school and work the last year. Did you get your keys to roll?

[Crazy1_79]

shit no until they start rolling daily on bev i aint' worried