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Atari ST: ARAnyM 0.9.4beta

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Titel: ARAnyM 0.9.4beta

Verfasst am: 24.09.2006, 00:15 Uhr

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Vom ST Emulator ARAnyM ist eine neue Beta erschienen.

A new beta of ARAnyM, an AtariST emulator, has been released.

Notes:
2006/09/22 - version 0.9.4beta released

This release has one major highlight: two last MMU emulation bugs have
been fixed and ARAnyM now runs Linux-m68k stable for days without any
single issue. I can now fully recommend ARAnyM for Linux-m68k kernel
development and also Debian-m68k development. Hoping that it will help
the m68k linux platform to survive for a little longer.

There is also a great new feature for those who are tired of setting up
virtual disk drives for booting to TOS/GEM system: ARAnyM now supports
bootstrapping directly from host filesystem! You need new versions of
both EmuTOS and FreeMiNT kernel (with built-in HostFS driver) and
the following configuration (in the [GLOBAL] section of ARAnyM config file):
------ aranym config --------
Bootstrap = /path/to/mint.prg
BootstrapArgs = DEBUG_LEVEL=1 BOOT_DELAY=0 MEM_PROT=NO
BootDrive = C
-----------------------------
Of course you also need to define the BootDrive (C Smile

host path in the
[HOSTFS] config section. FreeMiNT tries to locate the modules and other
files in usual C:MINT path that is redirected to your host filesystem.

Other news and fixes:

o new command line parameter -P (as in Position) will position the ARAnyM
window to your desired location - enter the coordinates of upper left
window corner ("-P 50,50") or try to center the window with "-P center".
This should help especially on MS-Windows where the ARAnyM window often
ended partially off screen.

o Host desktop AES clipboard interconnection. Currently for MS-Windows
only. You need a special FreeMiNT driver that creates a new filesystem
in FreeMiNT where you can point the AES to store the Clipboard. Find
more information in documentation at http://wiki.aranym.org/

o various improvements in graphics area - major speed up for bitplane modes,
speed up of graphics on Mac OS X, OpenGL alpha mask fix and others.

o Mac OS X: Swapped meaning of CTRL and META key for Mac OS X back to
"the logical way": The Apple key(s) represent left and right meta key
and CTRL key is mapped to Atari CTRL key.
A new, more Mac like set of keyboard shortcuts defined:
Left Apple + , = Open preferences dialog
Left Apple + q = Quit
Left Apple + r = Reboot
Left Apple + escape = Grab/Ungrab mouse cursor
Left Apple + d = Enable debugger (if built-in)
Left Apple + s = Save screenshot
Left Apple + f = Toggle fullscreen mode

o MS-Windows: corrected/improved window/fullscreen toggle.

o bug #1521310 fixed: Shifters are now released before the GUI thread
is started.

o MIDI now outputs raw data which could be used for mapping the MIDI port
to host MIDI directly (untested)

o new compile-time configuration (--enable-protect2k) improves compatibility
with ST/TT/Falcon where hardware protects first 2 kB of RAM against
user mode accesses. Enabled by default in MMU build only since it can
cause some performance degradation.

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