It doesn’t seem to be something the user can set. The next speed up is in the internal settings to interface with the QEMU PPC portion.

I used the previous install of OS4.1 to an HDF file but it was on the IDE connection.ġ) in the WinUAE setup, click 'CD & Hard Drives'Ģ) On my previous setup, I had the HDF file on the IDE:0 controller, double click that lineģ) This brings up the Hardfile Settings window, change the controller to 'Accelerator Board SCSI' The first speed up comes from using a harddrive file (hdf) connected to the virtual accelerator SCSI connection. Unzip all the files into the same folder as the winuae.exe file. To get the QEMU part working you, need a base qemu dll and several support files. In the past few days, a new, beta 16 build had become available. There was a marginal increase with my laptop and definitely much closer to the real NextGen hardware, it still didn’t feel like we were there yet. While I did download and test it, I didn’t see a huge speed increase. Their first release with the PPC JIT code was 2900b15. So, Toni (WinUAE developer), and Frode (FS-UAE developer), have collaborated to get QEMU’s PowerPC core code working.

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