Rairii
Rairii
- No, because an image from one system would only boot on another system if the exact same ARC device path (ie, bus and position) is used, for example an...
Only ddraw7 and d3d7 are present for now, with rest of DX being DX5 (from win2k beta 1). This is enough to get some games working (some need patches to...
The dx7 stuff is for x86, running under emulation on powerpc.
yeah, for pre-SP3 (which is what I care about) I need to reimplement d3d8thk, I didn't even bother looking into dx9 because I figured for my purposes it'd be too...
(you don't need wintdll and whntdll under x86, that's just patched emulator thunks to add an export that wasn't included)
d3d8thk is a dll that just wraps raw directx win32k syscalls, used by d3d8.
I'm emulating x86 directx. The main difference between RTM-SP2 and SP3+ is that SP3 changed some internal GDI function prototypes for Direct3D support. So ddraw.dll patchset needs to be slightly...
it would require a port of the ARC firmware to the old chipset and a new HAL and some drivers. I have an idea as to how old world systems...
Have you tried using a powered hub?
Can you dump the USB descriptors of that mouse? This works on Windows: https://www.thesycon.de/eng/usb_descriptordumper.shtml On Linux you can use `lsusb -v`.