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MESS Drivers Needed


This is a list of systems that don't have a driver for MESS yet, but ROM images are known to be available.

Last modified: 2010/08/23 12:00

Apple


Performa

Performa 630: 68040, max. 36 MB RAM

BBC


Torch Z80

Second processor board for the BBC Micro. http://mycorner.no-ip.org/z80/torch/

Fidelity Electronics


Bridge Challenger

Bridge Challenger 3

Voice Sensory Challenger

Champion Chess Challenger

Backgammon Challenger

Chesster Challenger

HP


Calc described in patent US 3,971,925

IBM


709/7090/7094

Power Architecture system (model unknown)

(this is one of the early systems which used the Power processor, later known as PowerPC)

PS/2 (various models, ask Lord Nightmare for info)

Nintendo


Super Gameboy

SNES driver with added hardware to emulate the Game Boy features.

iQue

N64DD

Sega


Sega Dreamcast VMU

Sega Genesis TMSS BIOS (bootstrap?)

SGI


SGI Indigo 33MHz R3000 (IP12)

SGI Octane ???MHz R10000 (IP30)

Don't know the CPU speed, but 200Mhz is a good guess.

Speech Plus


Prose 2020 v3.1.2

Note: will require an NEC upd772x cpu core (which is also needed for once the dsp-1 and so snes roms are decapped out, and is needed for sega 'air rescue' in MAME anyway)

Sun


Sparcstation 1 (4-60) v2.9

Currently there is no SPARC CPU core for these.

Sparcstation 10 v2.25

Sparcstation 2 (4-75) v2.9

Sparcstation 20 v2.25x

Sparcstation 3-110 v3.0

Sparcstation 3-1xx v3.0

Sparcstation 3-2xx v3.0

Sparcstation 3-4xx v3.0

Sparcstation 3-50 v2.8

Sparcstation 3-60 v3.0.1

Sparcstation 4-300 CPU board tag 501-1316 rev 11-50 prom rev 4.1.1

Sparcstation IPX (4-40) v2.9

Sparcstation IPX (4-50) v2.9

Votrax


ML-1

entirely discrete, no cpu, but 1 rom for serial character set translation and 2 roms for phoneme parameters. rs232 serial peripheral.

TRS-80 Speech Module

entirely discrete, no cpu, but 2 proms for phoneme parameters. parallel peripheral.

VSK/VSL Speech Module

entirely discrete, no cpu, but 2 proms for phoneme parameters. parallel peripheral.