[uae] Documentation of runtime options
- From: Henrik Farre <henrik@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: uae@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 29 Mar 2005 18:53:03 +0200
Hey
I have just put together a file describing the runtime options for
e-uae, it might be something that should be included in future releases
of e-uae.
It is based on:
e-uae-0.8.27/src/cfgfile.c
uae-0.8.23/docs/unix/README
It is a bit incomplete, but the major parts are there. If you have any
correction/additions please mail me and I will corrected/add them.
--
Mvh. / Kind regards
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Command line options for E-UAE
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-h
usage
-0/1/2/3
floppy image in dfX, e.g. -1 = df1
-r
Path to rom file: Kickstart ROM image, (C) Copyright Amiga, Inc.
-K
Path to key file: Key-file for encrypted ROM images (from Cloanto's Amiga
Forever)
-p
prtname
-m/M
Use filesystem as Amiga volume, arguments are: access,'Amiga
volume-name':'host directory path' - where 'access' can be 'read-only' or
'read-write'
-W
Hardfile specifications, arguments are: access, sectors, surfaces, reserved,
blocksize, path format
-S
parse_sound_spec
-R
frame rate, between 1 and 20
-i
print illegal memory access by Amiga software?
-J
joystick: Use -J xy, where x and y can be 0 for joystick 0, 1 for joystick 1,
M for mouse, and a, b or c for different keyboard settings.
-t
test drawing speed
-L
if compiled with X11 GFX support: Use "low-bandwidth" mode, which can reduce
the amount of data transferred between UAE and the X server. That's
particularly an advantage when these are running on two different machines in a
network.
-T
if compiled with X11 GFX support: Use the MIT-SHM extension. This may not be
available on all machines, and it will not work if UAE and the X server are not
running on the same machine. In all other configurations, turning on this
option will give you a huge speed improvement.
if compiled with Amiga GFX support: enable amiga_use_grey
-x
if compiled with X11 GFX support: Turn off the X11 mouse cursor for the UAE
window. Personally, I find that seeing the X cursor helps, but that's a matter
of taste.
if compiled with Amiga GFX support: disable dithering of display
-w
cpu speed: can be -1 for max 0 for real, or a number between 1 and 5120
-G
disable GUI and goes straight to emulator
-D
Enable the debugger
-n
Perform blits immediately, 0: disable, 1: enable
-v
Amiga chipset: 0: OCS, 1: ECS Agnus, 2: Full ECS, 3: ECS Agnus (again?), 4: AGA
-C
takes a numerical argument: Can be 0: 68000, 1: 68010, 2: 68020, 3:
68020/68881, 4: 68040
-Z
Size of z3 memory, can be 0,1,2,4,8,16,32,64,128 or 256 mb
-U
Size of Picasso96 memory, can be 0,1,2,4,8,16 or 32 mb
-F
Size in megabytes of fast-memory, can be 0,1,2,4 or 8 mb
-b
Size in megabytes of bogo-memory at 0xC00000, can be 0: none, 2: 512kb, 4:
1mb, 8: 1.8mb
-c
Size in megabytes of chip-memory, can be: 1: 512kb, 2: 1mb, 3: 2mb, 6: 4mb, 9:
8mb
-l
keyboard language: (possible arguments: de, dk, us, se, fr, it, es)
-O
The format to use is: "width:height:modifiers", where modifiers are: l: Treat
display as lo-res, x: Center display horizontally, y: Center display
vertically, d: double line, a: fullscreen Amiga, p: fullscreen Picasso96, c:
Correct aspect ratio
-d
Argument is either S for Serial on demand, or P for Parallel on demand.
-H
color_mode, or amiga_screen_type (if compiled with Amiga GFX support)
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