Build Your Own Arcade Controls Forum
Main => Software Forum => Topic started by: itismejs on July 10, 2004, 04:08:23 pm
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I have a P2 266hmz puter. I have a jpac and need to finish wiring the JAMMA plus buttons. (how is DOS going to detect the JPAC...it will look like regularkeyboard inputs right?)The computer has a small harddrive and is running windows 95. When I turn on the computer I want it to automatically open MAME/frontend. I need to know what the best software it use and exaclly how to install it. Also if possible I want to be able to play NES and maybe GBA games.
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I dont think that system will play GBA roms.. My p3 500mhz wont play GBA game fullscreen at full speed.
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I would get Win95 to boot into DOS...IIRC you edit msdos.sys and set BootGUI=0 (or use TweakUI from within Windows).
Then use an old version of DOS MAME (0.36final similar), and ArcadeOS. For NES you can use Nesticle which I believe can be launched from ArcadeOS also.
As walls83 said, forget GBA...
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I dont think that system will play GBA roms.. My p3 500mhz wont play GBA game fullscreen at full speed.
That only happens if you have sound on... otherwise it is speedy
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I would get Win95 to boot into DOS...IIRC you edit msdos.sys and set BootGUI=0 (or use TweakUI from within Windows).
Then use an old version of DOS MAME (0.36final similar), and ArcadeOS. For NES you can use Nesticle which I believe can be launched from ArcadeOS also.
As walls83 said, forget GBA...
OK....I formated HD. Should I use a boot disk or freeDOS.Also can ya make some clear instructions?
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OK....I formated HD. Should I use a boot disk or freeDOS.Also can ya make some clear instructions?
I would have just got Win95 to boot into DOS, as I said before. I guess you could install DOS 6.22 or something, I don't know anything about FreeDOS.
The info is all out there, do some searching. These might help: http://easymamecab.mameworld.net/ & http://www.mameworld.net/easyemu/
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I'm not trying to be rude here, but this whole software forum is practically dedicated to front ends and how to set them up properly. Do some reading and you'll find your own answers.
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I'm not trying to be rude here, but this whole software forum is practically dedicated to front ends and how to set them up properly. Do some reading and you'll find your own answers.
Agreed.... thank you for saying it for me. :)