Amiga emulator e-uae under Ubuntu

firekage · 03-21-2012, 12:08 PM

Hi.

I've got few question regarding e-uae. Does anybody use it under ubuntu? If yes, do you have, after install of course, configuration files somewhere in ~ ? I don't have anything like that at all. There should be files like a500.conf or a500.uae and so on but i don't have even .uae under ~ but program works.

Also, do you know how to use hi-toro for e-uae under ubuntu? Under windows is simple, we have to pinpoint where is e-uae and that's all, but i don't know how to do this under Linux.

Can you help me?

Erfankam · 03-22-2012, 02:21 PM

I suggest take a look at /etc/uae directory.
I think you can find them there.
If not, you can use whereis command to find relevant files to you app installed.
whereis uae.

firekage · 03-23-2012, 08:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Erfankam

I suggest take a look at /etc/uae directory.
I think you can find them there.

Unfortunately, there is no such thing, i tried with this:

Quote:

If not, you can use whereis command to find relevant files to you app installed.
whereis uae.

And i've got:

Code:

/usr/bin/uae /usr/share/uae /usr/share/man/man1/uae.1.gz

So it seems that something is in

Code:

/usr/share/uae/configs.

There is now one thing that bugs me - how to configure it under linux with hi-toro. Without hi-toro i won't be able to save config files and game progress, even i won't be able to create "floppy disk" for UAE.

eSelix · 03-26-2012, 05:49 PM

The configuration is stored in file ~/.e-uaerc for "e-uae" and in ~/.uaerc for "uae". With your output it is ambiguous which you are using. You can choose other configuaration file with "-f" switch, for example from /usr/share/uae/configs directory or copy it somewhere to home to be able to modify it.

About hi-toro, it isn't MAC only software?

You can create an empty disk image by:

Code:

dd if=/dev/zero of=BlankDisk.adf  bs=901120 count=1

And format it under Workbench.

firekage · 03-27-2012, 04:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by eSelix

The configuration is stored in file ~/.e-uaerc for "e-uae" and in ~/.uaerc for "uae". With your output it is ambiguous which you are using. You can choose other configuaration file with "-f" switch, for example from /usr/share/uae/configs directory or copy it somewhere to home to be able to modify it.

Thank you, i don't know how it happened but i didn't see earlier .e-uaerc, now there is something, i checked it with ls -a | less, and i see that ~/.e-uaerc is a configuration file for e-uae emulator.

Quote:

About hi-toro, it isn't MAC only software?

It works under Windows.

Quote:

You can create an empty disk image by:

Code:

dd if=/dev/zero of=BlankDisk.adf  bs=901120 count=1

And format it under Workbench.

Thank you, i'll check what is workbench.