DAC2 is sent to the lowlevel sound module. DAC1 and sound input (ADC) are not
yet supported. Also unsupported: CODEC (mixer), UART (MIDI) and legacy support.
Sound module selection in configure script now no longer depends on SB16 and
uses autodetection only.
- fixed segfault when saving bochsrc
DAC2 is sent to the lowlevel sound module. DAC1 and sound input (ADC) are not
yet supported. Also unsupported: CODEC (mixer), UART (MIDI) and legacy support.
Sound module selection in configure script now no longer depends on SB16 and
uses autodetection only.
- fixed segfault when saving bochsrc
--enable-vbe is now deprecated and the symbols BX_SUPPORT_VBE and
BX_SUPPORT_PCIVGA have been removed. To enable VBE support, the bochsrc option
"vga: extension=" must be set to "vbe". If PCI is present, you can assign the
"pcivga" device to a PCI slot.
--enable-vbe is now deprecated and the symbols BX_SUPPORT_VBE and
BX_SUPPORT_PCIVGA have been removed. To enable VBE support, the bochsrc option
"vga: extension=" must be set to "vbe". If PCI is present, you can assign the
"pcivga" device to a PCI slot.
buffers are not large enough for the maximum sector count in LBA48 mode. Now
resetting buffer pointers after processing a PRD (and move remaining data if
necessary). This should fix the SF bug items #3190970 and #3077616.
strtoull is widely used by Bochs but osdep.cc method is NOT working correctly for all cases
I occasinally saw it with MSDEV. But MSDEV supports this function natively
TODO: replace osdep.cc function as well
recent version of Slirp with Debian patches applied. On a Linux host the
guest OS can access the internet without running Bochs with root privileges.
TODO:
* rewrite the DHCP part of eth_vnet.cc that it can be used here, too
* Slirp doesn't compile on 64-bit Linux with GCC 4.5
* WIN32 is not supported yet
recent version of Slirp with Debian patches applied. On a Linux host the
guest OS can access the internet without running Bochs with root privileges.
TODO:
* rewrite the DHCP part of eth_vnet.cc that it can be used here, too
* Slirp doesn't compile on 64-bit Linux with GCC 4.5
* WIN32 is not supported yet