- Optional, must be enabled in Hardware Config
The typical use case of a CD-i, based on
the Mono-I architecture, is the connection
of a pointing device to the front port or
the usage of an Ir Controller.
Both are handled by the SLAVE and usually
combined as the first pointing device.
The back port is available as a serial port.
For 2 players, the first pointing device
is connected to the back port.
During bootup, the operating system decides to
disable the serial port in favor of having
the first pointing device on the back.
The SLAVE doesn't know about this and
all input devices handled by it,
will be perceived as the second pointing device.
- First release on mister-devel
- Fix corrupted ROM content when VMPEG ROM is present
- An existing boot2.rom has overwritten the base machine ROM before.
- This fix places the VMPEG ROM at a separate and later unused location
allowing to have a second CD-i core around which could make use of it
without affecting the stable release.
