On 28 Sep 2010, at 10:54, Chris Wraight wrote:
Thanks Francis.
Try http://www.devrx.org/software/rpcemu/rpcemu-spoon-fjd-2010-09-27.zip.
I've made the poduleroms loader skip files starting with '.', so it should
skip the .DS_Store file.
This new version enables RPCEmu to get going. When I ran it, the Boot
sequence
was still compressed, but I got to the desktop OK after a 'Disk not
recognised'
error. Once there, I changed the filetype of HardDisc4 to 'Utility' and
double-clicked it. This unpacked the disc image, which I copied into the root
directory of the hard disc. I then configured RPCEmu to boot from HostFS as
instructed.
After doing that, RPCEmu doesn't get to the desktop. The start-up screen
reads:
RISC OS 24MB
ARM 610 Processor
RPCEmu Host filing system
Error: Internal error: abort on data transfer at 00FBD00C (Error number
8002)
Followed by the *-prompt and flashing cursor. Typing *desktop brings up the
desktop, but the Boot sequence clearly hasn't run, and everything is very
unreliable - running any applications will crash the system, and the sprites
are
corrupted.
Any pointers as to what I'm doing wrong would be much appreciated. I've
attached
the error log below.
I've tried following the instructions at http://www.marutan.net/rpcemu/ro5.html
to install RISC OS 5.17 and on my first attempt it didn't work either, although
it failed for me in a different way:
After I've unpacked HardDisc4 and configured boot from hostfs with:
*configure filesystem hostfs
*configure boot
then after I reset with File-Reset RiscPC I get an error during boot: File
,òflå,òflå,òflå,òflå,òflå,òflå,òflå' not found - see the screenshot at
http://www.devrx.org/software/rpcemu/screenshot_ro_5_17.png. If I press cancel
in the error box then the same error is repeated.
I then changed the CPU Type to SA110 (it was previously on the default of
ARM610) and reset the emulated RiscPC again, and after that RISC OS 5.17 booted
up to the desktop without problems.
Chris, I would recommend changing the CPU type to SA110. If that doesn't work
then you could try a different version of RISC OS, e.g. 4.39 or 4.02.
Perhaps we should we change the default CPU type to SA110? I don't want to do
this unilaterally for the Mac version though, I think that the default should
be the same across all host platforms.
Thanks,
Francis
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