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#Uae for arm emulator install#
#Uae for arm emulator software#

#Uae for arm emulator install#

Ok, that should not be a major problem: sudo apt-get install libxext-dev Next big disappointment: E-UAE compiles with an error complaining about a missing libxext library.

Next download this file into a directory of your choice (for example your home directory). So I started from there: sudo apt-get install build-essential checkinstall

There is a somewhat outdated guide for installing E-UAE from source available at Ubuntu help. So immediately my hopes dropped that I could get UAE running on my beloved Ubuntu.Īnyways, I wanted to give it a try. Seeing that this latest version of E-UAE (0.8.29) is dated March 2007 made it no surprise to me that E-UAE installation using the preconfigured Ubuntu package failed - the E-UAE package just seems to be no longer maintained. I found the E-UAE source code at Richard Drummond's site Ok, that was obviously not the way to go.

#Uae for arm emulator software#

After installing E-UAE using Ubuntu Software Centre and starting it, I was greeted with a program crash report.

Audio: Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 03)Ī Linux version of WinUAE named E-UAE is available from the Ubuntu Software Centre, so my first thought was: that's gonna be easy! Alas, it was not.

Graphics: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 07).

HP Pavilion dv5 notebook running 64-bit Ubuntu 12.04.

Eventually, I ended up with a smoothly running Amiga emulator on Ubuntu, so stay tuned if you want to give it a try as well. Overall, I found it to be a more painful process than anticipated, so I decided to share my experience here online in case someone else wants to try.