bazziebizzle
July 5th, 2009, 00:34
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the Stella Team (http://stella.sourceforge.net/theteam.php) has updated Their Atari 2600 (http://bazziebizzle.com/site/Atari-2600.html) emulator to version 2.8.4. The Linux, Mac OSX and Windows ports are now posted. Other ports will be posted as they become available.
Here's what's new in Stella 2.8.4:
Fixed bug where Stella could lock up after running for ~71 minutes. Special thanks to Robert Tuccitto for bugtesting and feedback on this issue.
Updated UA bankswitch autodetection for Gingerbread Man ROM.
Updated 0840 bankswitch autodetection for Toyshop Trouble ROM.
The smallest ROM that Stella can support is 64 bytes; this lower limit is now tested when loading Sub2K ROMs.
Starting from this release onward, I will be providing Linux binaries for the latest version of Ubuntu only (currently, 32/64-bit Jaunty). The Mandriva RPMs are discontinued, but will probably be still available from the PLF repository (http://plf.zarb.org/). Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause, but I can no longer build, maintain or support packages for systems that I don't personally use.
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the Stella Team (http://stella.sourceforge.net/theteam.php) has updated Their Atari 2600 (http://bazziebizzle.com/site/Atari-2600.html) emulator to version 2.8.4. The Linux, Mac OSX and Windows ports are now posted. Other ports will be posted as they become available.
Here's what's new in Stella 2.8.4:
Fixed bug where Stella could lock up after running for ~71 minutes. Special thanks to Robert Tuccitto for bugtesting and feedback on this issue.
Updated UA bankswitch autodetection for Gingerbread Man ROM.
Updated 0840 bankswitch autodetection for Toyshop Trouble ROM.
The smallest ROM that Stella can support is 64 bytes; this lower limit is now tested when loading Sub2K ROMs.
Starting from this release onward, I will be providing Linux binaries for the latest version of Ubuntu only (currently, 32/64-bit Jaunty). The Mandriva RPMs are discontinued, but will probably be still available from the PLF repository (http://plf.zarb.org/). Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause, but I can no longer build, maintain or support packages for systems that I don't personally use.
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