Emulator of Numerous Commodore 8-Bit Computers

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VICE is an emulator for numerous Commodore 8-bit computers including the C64, the C64DTV, the C128, the VIC20, almost all PET models, the PLUS4 and the CBM-II (aka C610).

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Source Files
Filename Size Changed
vice-3.8.tar.gz 0013564021 12.9 MB
vice.changes 0000062909 61.4 KB
vice.spec 0000004857 4.74 KB
Latest Revision
John Paul Adrian Glaubitz's avatar John Paul Adrian Glaubitz (glaubitz) accepted request 1167158 from John Paul Adrian Glaubitz's avatar John Paul Adrian Glaubitz (glaubitz) (revision 26)
- Update to 3.8:
  - General
    - added WIC64 support for C64,C128,SCPU64,VIC20
    - virtual device (host directory) fixes (Scratch command correctly returns
      number of scratched files, Rename command produces "file exists" error if the
      destination file exists)
    - added video capture in ZMBV format. This will produce lossless videos at correct
      emulated FPS.
    - the old FFMPEG support was deprecated and is disabled by default. New experimental
      code was added that will work with external ffmpeg executable instead.
    - reSID: fixed a Noise Init problem
    - reSID: filter tweaks
    - reSID: The 6581 saw+pulse waveform was wrong
    - reSID: tweak shift register reset time for 6581
    - reSID: 8580 Filter ringing fix
    - reSID: 6581 filters: allow negative values for kVg-Vx
    - made raw printer driver pass through all bytes 1:1
    - Tape: changed default zero-gap delay from the rather weird (and way too large)
      value 20000 to the more sane 2500 which MTAP uses
    - RS232: handle RI line in IP232 (requires updated tcpser, see
      ​https://github.com/go4retro/tcpser/pull/24.
      - Add option to invert the RI line. This should help to make some more obscure
        BBS programs work
    - RS232: removed undocumented feature to use unix domain sockets when the first
      character of a rs232 device is a pipe character, and instead used pipes, like
      it will be done on windows too
    - Drives: fixed 1571CR emulation
    - Drives: allow up to 83 tracks for 3.5inch mechs
    - Drives: fixed clock rollover in rotation code
    - REU: fixed DMA access to C64 RAM at $00/$01
Comments 2

Martin Koller's avatar

The kernal ROM files are not found and are still looked up in e.g. /usr/lib64/vice/C64/kernal but are installed in e.g. /usr/share/vice/C64


Wolfgang Bauer's avatar

This should be fixed since SR#795807, and the latest v3.5 uses /usr/share/vice/ by default (upstream) as location for these files anyway.

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