Cacodemon345

Can that removed x86 SSE flag for dumb library be added back in with proper checks for x86 architecture?

It is easy to guard the SSE flag behind a simple check of CMAKE_SYSTEM_PROCESSOR. Check if the CPU is x86 and then switch on the flag. Of course, enabling it...

The only issue here is that this PR disables SSE instructions for libdumb unconditionally on all platforms.

By the way, HD speed emulation is already implemented, but as of now it doesn't apply to SCSI.

Our FPU emulation isn't bit-accurate at the moment.

Award BIOSes don't support more than 2 HDDs.

Which error appears? "An error will appear" is really vague.

There's an emulator-side mouse sensitivity slider in recent builds. Try and see if it helps. It can be found on Preferences.

You need to use the built-in MT-32 emulation.

We still need to look for a library able to read from CHD files though, since the documentation on it is really scarce.