I tried the core2 and i586 binaries on Ubuntu 8.10 x86-64. Edit: tried sudo: I like how ubuntu users like to throw sudo in front of every command just hoping it will somehow *work* . Try this: http://board.zsnes.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=6281&start=75#137039 Helpful hint: on 64-bit Ubuntu syst...
I didn't know you can compile ZSNES32 on 64-bit Linux. :lol: The last time I read it, the tut still said i386 only. You can't compile a 64-bit binary, however you can compile a 32-bit binary on a 64-bit system. I'd recommend setting up a 32-bit chroot and compiling in there, it isn't that complicat...
i'll pick the one i can compile Lol, same here. I use SNES9x-GTK in Ubuntu (it's in the repos, yay) and I use ZSNES in Windows. Wow. Because you totally can't compile ZSNES in Ubuntu. :roll: I have 64-bit Ubuntu Linux. :roll: EDIT: I don't want to use ZSNES32. It's fine if you would rather just use...
jscalibrator has been known to cause problems with gamepads in ubuntu for quite some time. Did you even try to see if the gamepad worked out of the box before you installed jscalibrator? From my understanding of it, the process is as follows: (1). Controller may/may not work just fine in Ubuntu, but...
If you wish, you can run it without the chroot, just install the 32-bit libs somewhere the system can find them (/usr/lib32) and it will run just fine. OP: Run ldd on the binary you have downloaded, and if it uses libao create symbolic links from the shared objects in /usr/lib32/ao/plugins-2/* to /u...
let me make sure my path is correct. Is it: home/user/documents/snes roms/ or /home/user/documents/snes roms/ or am I wrong altogether? still can't get the saves to load. Generally in linux you need to escape whitespace characters, here's one way of doing it: /home/user/documents/snes\ roms/ And ye...
I get quite a few warnings while compiling on Ubuntu 8.10, you might want to check it out. (g++ version 4.3.2) [edit]And, strange, now bsnes won't work at all, locking up big time directly after loading a ROM...[/edit] Personally I think g++ 4.3.2 is fucked up on ubuntu intrepid, seeing as it won't...
Anything above 30 FPS seems fine with me, I know if I get any lower than that on Counter-Strike: Source my aiming goes to shit. I remember only getting about 30 FPS with ZSNES back in the day, I think it was ok back then (playable).
Setting to i586 is only if you plan to distribute the resulting binary and cannot assume any special instruction set beyond the typical mmx stuff. I *am* planning on distributing the binary, in 32-bit/64-bit debian packages for Intrepid, sorry if I didn't make that clear. I'm not nearly qualified t...
From my understanding, if I was compiling for release, I was *supposed* to compile for a i586 target. In docs/install.txt Compiling for official builds: ... SDL - Package Maintainers: ./configure --enable-release --disable-cpucheck force_arch=i586 SDL - Personal: ./configure --enable-release Note th...
Hi guys, I can also verify that ZSNES 1.51b compiles on Intrepid beta Live CD using gcc-4.3, but crashes with a buffer overflow when executed. Did notice a few warnings when compiling, will post those soon (regarding -march). Compiling with gcc-4.1 did work however. I compiled with the following opt...
ShadowHunter: Sorry man, that's MY repository that you are using for ZSNES. I haven't updated it in quite awhile, dunno if that package is still good. Try following what Nach says, if I get some time I'll try to update my version and make sure the debian i386 package works still. EDIT: posted too la...
so sorry i am a idiot i kind of get it now but were do i go to download the games like do i have to go to a website? Le sigh... Ok, step-by-step (day by day lol): Download latest version of ZSNES . Download 7-zip , just in case you need it. Install 7-zip, accept default answer to questions. Extract...
about a year ago, i popped up netstumbler and found 4 wireless networks near my house. 3 were unsecured, and I guess the login name/password within 4 tries on each (two were default walmart linksys routers so that was easy). just for fun.
Hi all, I've done loads of research into this problem and finally decided to register and just post my problem ... There are so many people out there with a similar proble, and I've tried a bunch of their solutions, but so far nothing has made a difference. I have a generic playstation-style USB co...
Yeah, you guys should see the thread where I posted intructions on how to download an NES emulator three times before they finally figured it out. Anyways, I tried out the zsnes 1.51b core2 binary, worked just fine as expected. I've got a family member graduating from college in another state this w...
Just tried the patch, seems to work beautifully on my 64-bit hardy install. Thanks so much! On a side note, zsnes doesn't show up in the pavucontrol, but I could hardly care less as long as it works. Sorry for all the questions, but about the 1.51b experimental builds, should I be using them instead...
However I thought you knew better than to write this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/zsnes/+bug/227475 Do you really think we're dumb enough to hard code to weird locations like that? Especially when I was the one who pointed out you needed to symlink? Why wouldn't I make a proper fix? I...
It actually might be a thread issue, I'll have to look into that, if you don't mind waiting a few days. Also use zsnes --help to see if you have a pulse AO option. Here's what zsnes --help gave me: -ad <> Select Audio Driver : auto = Automatically select output null = Null output nas = NAS output o...