sQLux v1.0 (The Xmas Turkey)

[desin]

my solution

Greetings from Switzerland
Markus

[desin]

try this
DEVICE = WIN1,QXLO.win,qdos-fs
DEVICE = FLP1,~/QXL/FLP/QPAC1440.img,qdos-fs

Greetings from Switzerland
Markus

[RalfR]

my solution

For me it crashes with Goldcard_bin. Do I need to take any precautions or configure Goldcard_bin in a special way?

[pjw]

try this
DEVICE = WIN1,QXLO.win,qdos-fs
DEVICE = FLP1,~/QXL/FLP/QPAC1440.img,qdos-fs

Greetings from Switzerland
Markus

I have no problems attaching native QL devices. The win 1 and 2 in question are Windows folders.

[pjw]

my solution
Boot .png

Greetings from Switzerland
Markus

Thanks, but I dont see any significant difference. Are there different Gold Card variants, perhaps? I tried both the Aurora one and the standard GC one. On Q-emulator the latter, same as I showed in my example above, works flawlessly.

[desin]

its just
DEVICE=WIN1,d:/

SMSQE will not run SQLux !

Greetings from Switzerland
Markus

[XorA]

I have always said if someone documents a bunch of emu_ stuff I will implement it in sQLux, they are really easy to add in most cases.

Even better if that person persuaded the others to follow.

[XorA]

its just
DEVICE=WIN1,d:/

SMSQE will not run SQLux !

Greetings from Switzerland
Markus

I do not have the expertise in 68000 assembly to write smsq/e drivers for uqlx/sQLux.

[pjw]

I have always said if someone documents a bunch of emu_ stuff I will implement it in sQLux, they are really easy to add in most cases.

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Emulator-specific commands

EMU_NETADDR$     (FN)	 - returns the IP4 address of the first(?) net device
			   No QPC2 equivalent
EMU_HOSTOS$      (FN)	 - Free form host OS ID. QPC2 has QPC_HOSTOS (numeric)
EMU_VER$         (FN)
EMU_NETNAME$     (FN)	 - ge name of host PC
EMU_SYNCSCRAP    (PROC)  - Initiates job to synchronise host OS'es clipboard with 
                           JMS'es Scrap Thing. In SMSQmulator you still need to use 
                           JVASGET to put the clipboard into Scrap. In QPC2 you dont.
EMU_SYNCSCRAP_STOP(PROC) - Stops job above. In QPC2 use RJOB

EMU_EXIT         (PROC)
EMU_MINIMIZE     (PROC)
EMU_WINDOWTITLE  (PROC)  - What is displayed on the emulator's title bar

Platform-specific functions

MACHINE		 (FN)	 - returns a code which the system should set in the system
                           variables: SYS_MTYP ($A7)

These are already taken:

0 for all ordinary ST's without realtime-clock.
2 for Mega ST or ST's with realtime clock.
4 for Stacy.
6 for ordinary STE.
8 for Mega STE.
10 for GoldCard.
12 for SuperGoldCard.
16 for the Falcon 030.
17 for the Q40/Q60.
20 for SMSQmulator.
24 for the TT.
28 for the QXL.
30 for QPC.

PROCESSOR	(FN)	- Found at sys vars SYS_PTYP ($A1)
 			  Values are: $0x for a 68000, $1x for a 68010, $2x, $3x and $4x 
 			  for 68020, 68030 and 68040, respectively. Extra info, re MMU, 
 			  CoPro etc is coded into the lower nybble. In BASIC PROCESSOR 
 			  normally returns 0, 10, 20,.. etc.

Even better if that person persuaded the others to follow.

Ive done what I can there. The net result is EMU_xxx in SMSQmulator The hope was that this would replace the existing JVA_xxx (and QPC_xxx commands) as my feedback came early on in the development of SMSQmulator, so it would not have inconvenienced anyone to just drop the JVA_ ones..

[pjw]

<>SMSQE will not run SQLux !
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I do not have the expertise in 68000 assembly to write smsq/e drivers for uqlx/sQLux.

I thought all the drivers already were in a version of SMSQ/E that thinks its running in a QL with a Gold Card. Perhaps its the GC bit that is the difference..

Anyway, my question really was: Should it work? and if so, what do I need to do differently? It seems its not supposed to work. Fair enough. No wuckin' forries.