MiSTer FPGA Forum

So I broke down and bought a Logitech K120 (the budget keyboard with a left and right Windows key) and that works perfectly. Whether I have key_menu_as_rgui=1 or key_menu_as_rgui=0 makes no difference, I'm afraid. In both cases it only accepts the Right Windows key a right Amiga, and not the Menu key. But it's good to have both keyboard models now ...

So I've poked around for quite a while with remappings, resetting my configurations, trying different older versions of MiniMig and MiSTer main core, and trying various combinations of the two mister.ini settings: key_menu_as_rgui=1 ; set to 1 to make the MENU key map to RGUI in Minimig (e.g. for Right Amiga) ; USER button emulation by keybaord. Us...

key_menu_as_rgui=0 or 1 doesn't seem to have any effect on any of my 3 USB keyboards, but they worked on my MiST (which I have now sold). Running KME, I can clearly see that the right Amiga key does not get triggered no matter what I push. Hitting Ctrl-RAlt-Lalt does the reboot in my case. I'd like to experiment with switching that to Ctrl-RAmiga-L...

I'm really really sorry for necroposting, but I've also been struggling with this. I've got a Dell 104 US keyboard and a generic 104 keyboard as well, and both work correctly on my MiST, giving me the right Amiga key. However, on my MiSTer, they don't work, whether I have key_menu_as_rgui=1 or =0. I've check with KeyMap-ed and nothing triggers the ...

After watching a few youtube videos and comparing what I might have done wrong, I think I've learned that I shouldn't mount and format the HDF file within WinUAE, but let HDToolBox to the job. I've now been successful a few times repeatedly! #LessonsLearned

I tried multiple times to do a bare metal install, using the ADF, the ISO or a constructed HDF, and every time I get a program error 80000004 or 8000000B right after the GlowIcons prompt. I'm still scratching my head on it. Tried multiple variants, installing using the 3.2 kickstart for A1200, or my previous 3.1.4 kickstart from Hyperion. The only ...

Yes, I believe I would also find that very handy for switching between DOS 6, Win95 and Win98 easily. I was just thinking about that this week too.