7581474aab
The CD-ROM and SCSI disk REQUEST SENSE commands no longer incorrectly set the phase to status; REQUEST SENSE with non-data direction control byte is now treated as a request to send sense bytes from the command directly to the sense buffer; SCSI and SLiRP threads now terminate themselves again when out of the while loop; SCSI and SLiRP mutexes are now closed when the threads terminate themselves; Fixed a bug causing the "Press F12+F8 or middle mouse button to release" string on the title bar to get corrupt.
86Box 
86Box (formerly PCem Unofficial, PCem Experimental, or PCem-X) is a fork of the PCem emulator, which aims to emulate IBM compatible machines from 1981-2000 period. This branch adds several emulated motherboards.
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Compilation
In order to compile 86Box from this repository, please follow this step-by-step guide:
- Download the development environment from http://tinyurl.com/pcemude. Afterwards, extract it to your desired location. Of course, also clone the repository in your desired location. Downloading ZIPs is not recommended, as it makes it more inconvenient to keep the code up-to-date. To avoid issues, make sure neither path has spaces in it.
- In the extracted environment folder, you will find a script called mingw32_shell.bat. Launch it. There are other shell launching scripts in there, but you should not use them.
- Once launched, run pacman -Syuu in order to update the environment. Depending on the state of the downloaded DE, you may need to run it twice (once initially, and then again after re-entering the environment). Make sure to keep the enviroment up-to-date by re-running the command periodically.
- Once the environment is fully updated, cd into your cloned 86box\src directory.
- Run make -jN -fmakefile.mingw to start the actual compilation process. Substitute N with the number of threads you want to use for the compilation process. The optimal number depends entirely on your processor, and it is up to you to determine the optimal number. A good starting point is the total number of threads (AKA Logical Processors) you have available.
- If the compilation succeeded (which it almost always should), you will find 86Box.exe in the src directory.
- In order to test your fresh build, replace the 86Box.exe in your current 86Box enviroment with your freshly built one. If you do not have a pre-existing 86Box environment, download the latest successful build from http://ci.86box.net, and the ROM set from http://tinyurl.com/rs20170915.
- Enjoy using and testing the emulator! :)
If you encounter issues at any step or have additional questions, please join the IRC channel and wait patiently for someone to help you.