Emulator of Numerous Commodore 8-Bit Computers
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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Filename | Size | Changed |
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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 (glaubitz)
accepted
request 1167158
from
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
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
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.