[AMIGA] Winuae 2.6.0 Final

Moonwalker (U.S. Gold Ltd., 1989)

WinUAE 2.6.0  [16.05.2012]

New features:

• Full 68030, 68040 and 68060 MMU emulation. Amix, Linux, NetBSD, Enforcer,
• WHDLoad MMU option and more fully working.
• Game Ports panel Remap GUI rewritten, more intuitive, supports manually added events.
• SCSI and ATAPI (IDE) CD drive emulation.
• Built-in full CHD CD and HD image support. HD image support is read-only.
• Partial partition hardfile on the fly eject/replacement support, requires filesystem that has removable drive support.
• Multiple Direct3D shader filters can be enabled simultaneously, optionally shader can be now run after scaling and filtering.
• Directory filesystem shortcut (.lnk) and symbolic links are mapped to Amiga soft links.
• Added support for mountlist-like hardfile configuration files.
• 100Hz+ vsync mode black frame insertion support, reduces LCD motion blur.

Updates:

• A590/A2091/A3000 SCSI emulation compatibility improved. (Amix, NetBSD etc..)
• A2065 network adapter compatibility improved. (Early NetBSD versions)
• Multithreaded IDE and SCSI emulation, slow read or write operations won't temporarily pause the emulation anymore.
• When CPU double faults, emulated CPU is halted instead of forcing instant emulated hardware reset.
• Custom chipset emulation improved.
• Full Amiga file timestamp resolution (1/50s) support on FAT directory filesystems.
• Max supported resolution increased to 8192*8192 (NV Surround/AMD Eyefinity)
• CD32 CD detection works again in JIT mode.
• AROS ROM replacement updated.

Bug fixes:

• If display mode switched from RTG to native (or vice versa) and WinUAE window had no focus: emulation incorrectly started receiving keyboard input.
• 1.5M chip ram option didn't work.
• GamePorts panel Swap Ports button cleared custom mappings.
• 68060 CPU and More compatible checked was unreliable.
• 68040/68060 no FPU/FPU disabled exception stack frame fixed.
• A2024 and Graffiti emulation memory leak fixed.
• FPU rounding mode was reset when using filters.
• Some USB game controllers had ghost events (move axis, button event is triggered or vice versa)
• CD32 CDs with multiple tracks didn't boot.