Robert

I just got home now. Far too late I see.

I decided to try compiling mame (command-line version) yesterday. To my surprise it compiled cleanly first go (although it took all night). Next, I would like to try mame32. The instructions say to copy some htmlhelp files, but none came with any of the files/archives I downloaded. Any ideas?

Sounds like work is progressing well... I get a DNS error on your server. I cannot see any images or download the source.

Yeah that's exactly why I didn't post it yesterday.

It's always a race between James, iq_132 and myself.

ha, you like a mixture of colours!

It's a link to illegal activity, and thus, we cannot reveal it.

i have to admit that none of the stuff there is of interest to me anyway. I don't download music or movies, and never have.

Well done, I should've seen that.

Not the FBI or MPAA??

You think they might be tracking users?

Yeah you can't actually say the site as it leads to the new one. But thanks for tha info!!

MAMEplus released!

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Source >> Thanks to MAMEDEV as always. MAME32 released! »» Official Site MAMEplus released! »» Official Site MAME32FX released! »» Official Site

>> Compatibility list HERE Credits: Thanks to AEP emulation for the heads-up.

Easymame 5.2.3 >> Get it HERE

Gens32 Surreal v1.28 Seelama >> Get it HERE

It is your duty as a first-time user to read and understand the Board Rules BEFORE making your first post. If you had done so, you would have seen, right at the top, the 3 magic lines: Have a nice day.

Take a look at the log at around 22:35 Why are ppl talking our attack system??

EternalNGE is a PSX emulator which is under development. >> Comments and download HERE Credits: www.emufanatics.com

What this ruling does: Firstly, it legalises mod chips that remove region-based restrictions. It also legalises mods to circumvent what you can run on your PS2. What it does not: It does not legalise mod chips that allow pirated/illegal software to run, or breaches copyright laws. The implications: Any device that has region-based restrictions can be legally modified to remove the restriction. Such as DVD players and maybe some other consoles. Any device that has restrictions on whose software can be used can be legally modified. This particularly applies to the PSP. Australian law does not permit companies to restrict competition by using unfair tactics which is exactly what Sony does.

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