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1.1 ! root 1: ! 2: Hatari on constrained devices ! 3: ----------------------------- ! 4: ! 5: Note: Comments in the toplevel Makefile-default.cnf file suggest ! 6: suitable compilation options for different platforms. ! 7: ! 8: In this directory are Hatari configurations files for mobile etc ! 9: devices on which the builtin Hatari defaults aren't appropriate. ! 10: Just copy suitable config file to the device /etc/ directory (or ! 11: to /usr/local/etc directory if Hatari is installed under /usr/local) ! 12: as 'hatari.cfg'. ! 13: ! 14: If these configuration settings don't provide sufficient performance, ! 15: use of an earlier Hatari version such as v0.95 (or even earlier) ! 16: should be considered. Their emulation wasn't as accurate as in latest ! 17: Hatari versions and therefore they're somewhat faster. ! 18: ! 19: ! 20: n810.cfg ! 21: -------- ! 22: ! 23: Configuration file for the Nokia 770/N800/N810 TI Omap2 based devices: ! 24: - Shortcut keys adapted for the device keys: ! 25: - Menu, Increase, Decrease, Fullscreen, Joystick keyemu fire ! 26: - Max Hatari screen size set to device screen size ! 27: - Options that are more suitable for the device performance: ! 28: - Non-compatible, but faster CPU mode (works fine with most things) ! 29: - No Falcon DSP emulation ! 30: - High spec512 threshold ! 31: - Automatic frameskip ! 32: - Sensible default paths even for things that don't yet exist (to minimize ! 33: typing when they're enabled as N770 & N800 don't have a keyboard and N810 ! 34: keyboard is very small so typing is quite awkward) ! 35: ! 36: ! 37: win-ce.cfg ! 38: ---------- ! 39: ! 40: Configuration file for Windows Mobile based devices: ! 41: - Start in fullscreen mode ! 42: - Smaller border values / screen size limited to 320x240 resolution ! 43: - Options that are more suitable for the device performance: ! 44: - Non-compatible (but faster) CPU mode ! 45: - Frameskip enabled ! 46: - High spec512 threshold ! 47: - 11kHz sound
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