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Emule version: 0.49b OS: Debian Lenny Pc: Pentium III 800 Mhz 512 MB RAM, 2 GB swap Wine version: 1.1.13 When i launch it, the memory usage is around 80 MB, few hours later it is about 300 MB and after 2 day 1.8 GB when my upload is at 20 KB/s. Emule then ends up eating all the memory (2GB swap included). eMule runs with a WebServer activated and with no native dll, only Wine's dll. I've

Hi, I have connected a TDM400P to my asterisk, I have enabled DTMF CID, the data is arriving to the asterisk but asterisk isn't interpretating it: its my full log: 1. Mar 10 16:26:03] DEBUG[8715] dsp.c: dsp busy pattern set to 0,0 2. [Mar 10 16:26:03] VERBOSE[9274] logger.c: -- Starting simple switch on 'Zap/4-1' 3. [Mar 10 16:26:03] VERBOSE[9274]

Hi Keir, so far the convention seems to be to assume that guest attempts to execute instructions not supported by the underlying CPU would never make it into the emulator. Is that really correct (in particular in the context of real mode emulation, where it''s not just single instructions that get emulated)? >From earlier work on the emulation code I seem to recall that it''s

Hi there, I have a question regarding the functionality of x86_emulate_memop (Xen 3.1) or x86_emulate (Xen 3.2) function. This function gets called from sh_page_fault() function which is invoked when Xen receives a page fault. Since I am not clear completely about the emulation operation performed by Xen, I have following questions with a below mentioned scenario? 1) Suppose I have a memory

I've got someone who doesn't understand that WINE Is Not an Emulator and apparently doesn't get the FAQ on the site. I personally don't use WINE (still being on Windows kinda avoids the need), so I don't really have the knowledge to argue this much farther. Here's his latest point (formating in clasic usenet style below), I need something simple that says,

On 07/15/2015 01:03 PM, Martin Gregorie wrote: > On Wed, 2015-07-15 at 05:49 +1000, John Smith wrote: >> But isn't that what an emulator does? >> > No. An emulator is a fairly large program that reads an executes binary > machine instructions used by the hardware that's being emulated. These > will be totally different from the machine instructions used by the >

Sorry about this noob question, but this is something that has been boring me. So Wine is a compatibly layer that tricks windows based apps into working on Linux. But isn't that what an emulator does? I know emulators more typically visualize the hardware which uses more recesses, but there are also high level emulators which just create the environment. isn't any software that tricks a

All, in the light of erratum #573 I''m wondering if we need to tweak or conditionally suppress fsincos emulation. The question is whether there is any possibility for getting the emulator to hit this instruction on AMD (as no real mode emulation ought to be taking place there), i.e. whether there are places where emulation gets continued eagerly in anticipation of the need for emulation

Hi, Keir, This patch is to fix the problem of Linux guest installation failure and Windows 2000 boot failure.       In the early code, we use vmx_vmexit_handler() -> vmx_io_instruction() function to emulate I/O instructions. But now, we use vmx_vmexit_handler() -> handle_mmio -> hvm_emulate_one() -> x86_emulate() to emulate I/O instructions. Also nowadays, the realmode

Hi there! My problem is the following: I am experimenting with virtualization with XEN. I am running WinXP in a HVM host with a Debian Gnu/Linux (Etch) dom0. I am also using audio emulation (sb16). This way, sounds from WinXP work fine. And here comes the problem: The HVM guest completely reserves the audio device; other software can not use it. (mplayer says this: alsa-init: using ALSA

What I would like to see is maybe some check boxes in winecfg such as "emulate shaders [ ] v 1.1 [ ] v 1.4 [ ] v. 2.0 [ ] v 3.0" Maybe this would be too much work and I don't know what I'm asking. But I think fast emulation is possible using open source. This would allow many modern programs to be run on older hardware and I think it would draw in more people and increase

(Reply directly, as I''m not subscribed here.) As you may have seen, ARC recently approved my case to remove the ancient sbpro driver Solaris. I''m intent on doing that, because it really helps with our OSS integration effort, which I''m now leading. The problem is, will this impact qemu? I''m not sure of the answer. I *think* qemu emulates an older ESS1370

(Reply directly, as I''m not subscribed here.) As you may have seen, ARC recently approved my case to remove the ancient sbpro driver Solaris. I''m intent on doing that, because it really helps with our OSS integration effort, which I''m now leading. The problem is, will this impact qemu? I''m not sure of the answer. I *think* qemu emulates an older ESS1370

Hi! I'd like to play with snes, arcade and other retro games, but unfortunatelly there isn't any linux emus for this. So I run the emutaltor callus with wine, with medius succes: Callus works fine, everything is ok, but it uses 100% CPU, and becouse of that, the soung goes wrongs somethimes. I don't know why it is takes so mutch work to wine... Callus emulate only 66 Mhz... The

# HG changeset patch # User Patrick Colp <Patrick.Colp@citrix.com> # Date 1249555177 -3600 # Node ID 684c8fc69d658d058246eb9edfc8eba187ae6f2c # Parent 68e8b8379244e293c55875e7dc3692fc81d3d212 hvm emul: fix cmpxchg emulation to use an atomic operation. Currently HVM cmpxchg emulation is done by doing a normal emulated write, which is not atomic. This patch changes it to use a cmpxchg

Hello, I'm using syslinux to create bootable CDs, and I'm stuck. I'm new to the list so if there is relevant documentation just point me at it. I'm not able to get an image created with the mkisofs option -hard-disk-boot. Here's what I've done... First, I cloned the bootable Redhat CD, put it on my hard drive, created an image with mkisofs, and booted the CD. This

Hello I wonder what the commonly used nomenclature is within the field of emulators for a) The software that constitutes the emulator itself b) The software that runs on top of the emulator I hoped to find a single noun, so I don't have to use the rather long sentences as above everywhere I want to refer to one of the two softwares. Greetings Flo

I am new to ruby and rails, and am using the windows "cmd" terminal emulator. It is all black and white. I like the colored terminal I see in peepcode videos and the like. Are there any terminal emulators for vista that will give me those type of colored results? Alternatively, and preferably, is there a terminal emulator for RadRails yet? After 2 hours of searching, I have learned a

The Wine http://www.winehq.com/ project has been created to emulate Windows to be able to run windows softwares directly under Linux without to have to emulate Windows. It's very great and wonderful idea ! The Darwine http://darwine.opendarwin.org/ project aims to to the same but under Mac OS X with adding also the emulation of an x86 CPU. But, I wanted to know something, or even to make

Hello all, I've got Unz (FM Towns emulator) running under wine but its not capable of reading the original FM Towns CDROM images on my Mac. I have it working under Windows XP using Daemon Tools to mount the ISO but under OSX it does not work. I have the ISO mounted under finder and have pointed my wine configuration to the mount point. No luck. Has anyone successfully got this running under