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fMSX: Portable MSX Emulator   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01) Both these ports are now compiled with OpenWatcom C. fMSX now has a built-in configuration menu that works the same across all platforms and a new screen buffer based debugger. The fMSX source code is written in portable C and will work on any sufficiently fast computing platform, be it a personal computer, a videogame console, a PDA, a cell phone, a set-top box, a DVD or MP3 player, or even a digital camera. If you are already a registered user but have not received the latest version of fMSX yet, send me an email with your valid email and postal addresses for verification, and I will send you one. fms.komkon.org /fMSX   (665 words)

fMSX 3.0 The major difference between fMSX and the two competitors at the time was the fact that the sourcecode of fMSX was freely available for non-commercial use, allowing other developers to improve the emulator or to port it to other computer systems and operating systems. fMSX developer Marat Fayzullin considers the GUI and the extra support he has to give to Windows users to be valuable enough to charge for it. Although the 3.0 release of fMSX brings a bit more bang for your buck with the new debugger and the full-screen mode, we suggest you spend those $35,- on new or old MSX software or hardware. www.msx.org /fMSX-3.0.MSX-Emulator-Comparison.articlepage11.html   (1453 words)

Runtime Errors The lastest version of fMSX for example requires you to pay a sum of $35 in order to use it. It was the first to be able to emulate all the MSX subsystems with the exception of the Turbo R. The latest version is avaiable for Windows, DOS, Unix, MAC, Playstation and a whole lot of other (more obscure) platforms. Although it is not as excellent as fMSX or NLMSX, RuMSX is constantly being developed and you can have a quick look at some of the source code as well. home.hetnet.nl /~teerling-pieterman/RE_MSXEm.htm   (664 words)

Vincent's MSX Software   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01) If you don't know what MSX is, this is a good place to start. This port is based on fMSX 2.6 and includes both MSX-AUDIO and MSX-MUSIC emulation (in stereo if desired). CAS Tools is a set of tools which can read sampled MSX tapes and convert them to the standard.cas format and back to.wav samples. home.kabelfoon.nl /~vincentd   (138 words)

fMSX Documentation Due to their hardware architecture, MSX machines were perfectly suitable for games and there was a lot of good games either written for or ported to them. There were cases when registered users gave fMSX away to their friends, relatives, or just some shady characters on the Net, and then I found it pirated, put onto the Web, and even posted to USENET newsgroups. Usage: fmsx [-option1 [-option2...]] [filename1] [filename2] [filename3] [filename1] = name of file to load as cartridge A [filename2] = name of file to load as cartridge B [filename3] = name of file to load as cartridge C When compiled with #define ZLIB, fMSX will transparently uncompress singular GZIPped and PKZIPped files. fms.komkon.org /fMSX/fMSX.html   (3317 words)

Software: fMSX   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01) fMSX was one of the first MSX emulators to be released, and over the years it has developed into one of the best. In accordance with the wishes of the original author, Marat Fayzullin, this OS X version is shareware software, with a registration fee of $20. fMSX has been downloaded 38173 times to date. www.bannister.org /software/fmsx.htm   (75 words)

Home Page of Marat Fayzullin fMSX is written in C and successfully ported to Amiga, Macintosh, PC (MSDOS and Windows versions), and other platforms by a dozen of different people around the Net. It is basically a simplified version of fMSX, as ColecoVision has almost the same hardware as MSX1. MasterGear is using the same Z80 emulation as fMSX and ColEm. fms.komkon.org   (542 words)

fMSX 3.1 for S60 3rd Edition Phones Released [freeware] We've already wrote about his Virtual GameBoy Advance emulator and fMSX is just another addition in his freeware portfolio. fMSX is a portable emulator of MSX, MSX2, and MSX2+ home computers, being developed since 1993. As far as we know there is already an fMSX port to S60 made by Juha Riihimaki, but this is a geniune port, based on the latest fMSX core and the same Marat’s S60 framework that is used on other emulators from this developer. www.symbian-freak.com /news/007/01/fmsx.htm   (278 words)

Emulators for Linux LG #49 fmsx is an emulator for the MSX Computer. If you have never heard of it here in America (it did not do very well here, as far as I know), I am sure that there are people all over the world that had one of them. Anyway, fmsx is working fine, but I did have some problems compiling it. www.linuxgazette.net /issue49/silva2.html   (473 words)

emulation.net In fact, much of its software base was written by industry giants Namco and Konami--if you are a fan of their earlier games, such as Konami's Gradius or Goonies, or Namco's Dig-Dug, Pac-Man or Galaga, the MSX will be quite a nice find. fMSX is a new port of Marat Fayzullin's fMSX, based on the latest source code. This is an older port of fMSX which is designed for classic Mac OS. emulation.victoly.com /msx   (431 words)

PSP Updates Forum - Bugfix 0.62 for the fMSX emulator There was nothing wrong with the fmsx 0.61+ as far as I could see. FMSX 0.61+ has a really cool overlay keyboard that pops up at the press of a button for keyboard input. And you can also still see the game screen because there is a cutaway in the overlay to theright half of the screen. www.pspupdates.com /forum/showthread.php?t=10331&highlight=snatcher   (905 words)

[No title] Please boot the originated file ms100.dsk by regarding it as inserted in drivea, referring to the operation procedure of your fMSX. The execution was confirmed on fMSX for Windows 1.5w02 by Tokuyama of Hokkaido University, and on fMSX-DOS 1.6b1 by Marcel de Kogel. If you find the wrong execution on any other fMSX platforms, please report to the author about "the type of your fMSX" and "malfunction symptoms" through the address noted below, however to much of your inconvenience. www.nodus.ne.jp /~ghost/msx/ms_english.txt   (1146 words)

fMSX-MGII It is distributed as the additional source code to fMSX. Original fMSX is adjusted for using 101 keyboard. You can use several options as same as original fMSX 2.1, except -saver, -nosaver, -scale and the other options related to X window. www.nodus.ne.jp /~ghost/msx/fmsxmg2.html   (820 words)

[No title]   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01) Of course fMSX Amiga is fully multitasking, runs in an intuition screen, and has a font-sensitive, resizable user interface. In this version fMSX will also emulate the Colecovision system (and I know many Amigans want a Colecovision emulator: my mailbox has been full of requests over the last few years ;-)) Other new additions include some speed increases, some bug fixes, and a lot of improvements to compatibility. The '060 version now supports digitized speech (fMSX always supported this, but the quality was highly dependent on the speed of your Amiga. ftp.sunet.se /aminet/aminet/misc/emu/fMSX.readme   (529 words)

fMSX MS-DOS distribution site A while ago, Marat released fMSX 2.0b for the Unix platform. Marat has made an MS-Windows version of fMSX himself, which might be of interest. Additional information on fMSX and ports to various other platforms can be found on the fMSX Distribution Site. www.komkon.org /~dekogel/fmsx.html   (232 words)

Re: fMSX If not I'll stick to fMSX for my games for a > while, and check in upon MESS every now and then. If you have any troubles getting xmess to run on your unix box, feel free to mail me :) Btw, note that MAME/MESS is also not compliant with free software unfortunately :(E.g.: it is in the non-free part of Debian. See also: http://www.debian.org/intro/free But yet still I think it's licensing is better then fMSX. www.mail-archive.com /msx@stack.nl/msg16083.html   (368 words)

GP32x.com Board [GP32 GP2X XGP] -> FMSX & FNES Ive read the Readme on these two but i cant get pas the MSX basic screen on fmsx and when i hold left shoulder it says virtual keyboard but non appears and the butons dont do any thing in that mode. Fmsx 4me says something scannign directories + nevr stops ever+ i just hav 2 turn off my gp32 + that corrupts the smc Make sure you've got your fMSX app in the gpmm dir (duh) and you can make an "MSX" dir inside there as well (only put your roms in there). www.gp32x.com /board/index.php?showtopic=1781   (1197 words)

New Bugs - Fmsxbox If your bug was here and now it's gone, that means that it's either been fixed or it's addressed in the FAQs section. This new FMSX based emulator has much better sound compatibility. However, like other FMSX ports, FMSXbox has many defects: - Many games have incorrect graphics. xport.xbox-scene.com /newbugtemplate.php?emu=fmsxbox   (480 words)

Zophar's Domain: MSX Frontends   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01) This is a frontend for BrMSX and fMSX. Easy to use frontend for fMSX with support or Joystick, changing all sorts of sound settings, MSX options, support for disk and ROM A and B, PAL/NTSC support. This frontend works great for fMSX and it supports all the command line options as well as settings. www.zophar.net /frontends/msx.html   (119 words)

[No title] The emulator only has a command line interface but there is a good launcher with a graphical user interface. NLMSX was originally based on fMSX but the only thing remaining is the Z80 core. fMSX is a portable MSX, MSX2, and MSX2+ emulator developed by Marat Fayzullin. www.vik.cc /blueMSX/resources.htm   (519 words)

fMSX•œ‹»Œv‰æver3.0 @fMSX which appeared as a lead of emulators.It was in the limelight once, and had the power said as emulator=MSX. Moreover, fMSX is forgotten at present due to the appearance of PS, N64 emulators. It is the most famous fMSX site in Japan.There is a very detailed explanation about fMSX-DOS and so on.It is easy for a beginner to know, too. thor.prohosting.com /pongmsx   (696 words)

Download fMSX (S60 1st Edition) 1.07a - MSX emulator for S60. With this emulator you can play hundreds of games ... Download fMSX (S60 1st Edition) 1.07a - MSX emulator for S60. I have decided to keep the emulator name as fMSX still to honour the roots of the emulation code and the efforts of the fMSX/Unix author. Critical sections in fMSX/S60 have been written directly in ARM assembly language to gain speed. handheld.softpedia.com /get/Games/Utilities/fMSX-S60-1st-Edition-28982.shtml   (445 words)

fMSX 2.3 released Hi, I just wanted to tell you that fMSX 2.3 was released, in case you didn't read it on the newsgroup or on MEP. I have just released fMSX 2.3, available from http://www.komkon.org/fms/fMSX/ fMSX is a portable emulator of MSX, MSX2, and MSX2+ home computers. As it was a while since the last release of fMSX, this version of fMSX comes with many additions, extensions, and bug fixes. www.mail-archive.com /msx@stack.nl/msg14434.html   (558 words)

DCS | Main / FMSXDC fMSX DC The improved version of DreamMSX, a MSX computer emulator for Dreamcast. Changed Z80 engine to not use a big switch but the result was disappointing. Make sure you have the controllers and vmu connected when booting fMSX for DC. www.dreamcast-scene.com /index.php/Main/FMSXDC   (175 words)

FMSX - wiki.gp2x.org   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01) fMSX is a MSX / MSX2 emulator for the gp2x. It's a port of the emulator fMSX to the GP2x. You can help the GP2X Wiki by expanding it. wiki.gp2x.org /wiki/FMSX   (67 words)

PSP Emulation News PSP Gaming PSP Hardware PSP Homebrew PSP hacking PSP Updates Playstation Portable PSP movies PSP ... In order to make a release that was worth slightly more, I beautified the key profile menues, and made them more userfriendly. This release includes all the fixes from the fMSX v0.61+ release (by unknown author), plus another minor update by myself, but one that might be useful for a lot of people. This minor release of the fMSX emulator simply fixes an omission made by teh guy that originaly ported the emulator. psp-news.dcemu.co.uk /fmsx.shtml   (641 words)

Zophar's Domain: MSX Emulators This is an SDL (Simple Direct Media Library) port of Marat Fayzullin's fMSX emulator. The difference between this and paraMSX (the Windows port of fMSX) is this includes MSX-MUSIC and it's the first MSX emulator which includes MSX-AUDIO emulation. This Windows port of fMSX packs a lot of features coming out of the starting gate and looks to be an emulator to watch out for. www.zophar.net /msx.html   (777 words)

fMSX   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01) This page is dedicated to fMSX, the portable MSX emulator from Marat Fayzullin. It contains links to other fMSX related sites on the web and a few patches and updates that I made myself. VDP Command emulation runs interleaved with Z80 emulation, resulting in a more stable music playback and in typical graphical effects where you can see how the screen is build-up by slow commands. web.inter.nl.net /users/A.P.Wulms/Noframed/fmsx.html   (158 words)

FMSX (Debates en Espaсol MSX-форумы) Lo que tiene de especial fMSX es que fue uno de los primeros en aparecer y es el "padre" de muchos emuladores de MSX (entre ellos el oficial de la Asociaciуn MSX, MSXPLAYer). La versiуn de fMSX para Linux/Unix es gratuita. Por la patilla sуlo puedes conseguir una versiуn freeware de fMSX que es bastante antigua (їla 2.x?). ru.msx.org /forumtopic5911.html   (152 words)

The Vintage Gaming Network - Emulators - ROMs - MAME - PSP Homebrew - Free Games: fMSX 3.1 If you are a registered fMSX user and do not receive your copy in the next few days, please, email me, and I will make sure you get one. The fMSX 3.1 source code and the other ports will be released shortly. This site is powered by e107, which is released under the terms of the GNU GPL License. www.vg-network.com /news.php?item.258.1   (329 words)

Sony HitBit 55 MSX fMSX es un emulador de MSX/MSX2/MSX2+ portable escrito en C por Marat Fayzullin. This is an Amiga version of fMSX branched from the portable version by Hans Guijt a long time ago. It was originally based on fMSX, by Marat Fayzullin, but has now only its Z80 core; the rest is totally rewritten. www.museo8bits.com /hb55.htm   (1895 words)

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