@unnick @mondanzo yeah, the marketing drones call them "pay per install" but there are many things called that so i just go with "pup bundler". basically think of something like daemon tools or filezilla that asks you to install some unrelated software alongside

that broken thing: rfi is supposed to use MSR_ILE from the current MSR, not from SRR1

NT relies on this behaviour during a syscall, so if any interrupt or exception is taken during a syscall, things explode.

and now i'm getting different bugchecks in different places

obviously something's broken, but i don't know _what_

when something as basic as exception handling is broken (MSR into SRR1 masking off more bits than it should), one wonders how powerpc qemu can run anything at all

fixing that gets this bugcheck, this is copying the font data which involves the first […]

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@nano born to eep forced to wake

@nano let's waste some time together

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@nano smash like or pass like

@leo broadon had to deal with the consequences, they wrote the official OHCI drivers

@leo technically, this was ATI. it has nothing to do with nintendo other than nintendo being the client the vegas ASIC was being designed for.

@kiwa i want that powerpc netware :(