Nouvelle version b\u00e9ta pour le meilleur \u00e9mulateur de Commodore Amiga:<\/p>\n
– BPLCON3 BRDRBLNK-bit didn’t work when chipset was ECS Denise – uaenet.device backend replaced with winpcap http:\/\/www.winpcap.org\/install\/ <\/a>(version 4.x only tested) *) Vista note: winpcap kernel mode driver will be loaded when it is first required. This needs admin privileges (only once after boot) Another easier solution is to enable autostart: Open Device manager, \u00ab\u00a0View\u00a0\u00bb-menu, \u00ab\u00a0Show hidden devices\u00a0\u00bb, open \u00ab\u00a0Non-Plug and Play Drivers\u00a0\u00bb from device tree, find \u00ab\u00a0NetGroup Packet Filter Driver\u00a0\u00bb, select properties, \u00ab\u00a0Driver\u00a0\u00bb-tab, set type to \u00ab\u00a0Automatic\u00a0\u00bb<\/em><\/p>\n T\u00e9l\u00e9charger WinUAE (Public Beta) [32 bits] v6.1.0 Beta 4 (4.9 Mo)<\/a><\/p>\n
\n– BPLCON3 KILLEHB-bit was first implemented in ECS Denise (not AGA) It makes 6-plane display to work like normal 5-plane display, 6th plane can now be used for genlock mask
\n– COPCON CDANG-bit allowing full register writes was first implemented in ECS Agnus, not in AGA. (OCS has low address limit of 0x40)
\n– CDTV QS Denise setting corrected (OCS, not ECS Denise)
\n– added \u00ab\u00a0slow is fast\u00a0\u00bb option to advanced chipset. (Original A2000 with DIP Agnus has real fast at 0xc00000, some A1000 CPU socket fast ram expansions mapped to 0xc00000 instead of usual 0x200000) CPU socket RAM expansions) Speed difference only in CE-mode
\n– Windows message handling changes, most likely breaks something but also should fix Direct3D filter fullscreen switch issues (WIP)
\n– compressed disk images (dms, adz etc..) inside archives (lha, zip etc..) supported (this may have worked few releases ago, not sure..)<\/p>\n
\ndifferences:
\n* winpcap is easier to use. Install. Done. (*)
\n* promiscuous mode supported
\n* all available network adapters are automatically mapped to uaenet.device. first adapter = unit 0, second = unit 1 etc.. (manual configuration someday, maybe..) Check the log.
\n* some (bad) software firewalls may block some\/all packets.. (at least Vista x64 + eset smart security fw seems to eat all non-broadcast packets..)
\n* fixed bug in dropped packet (packet that nobody wanted) handing<\/p>\n